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needs in Cuba

 


Why Cuba?  Thanks for asking, and because of the critical needs in the nation of Cuba I ask that you join me in this incredible opportunity for missions

 

On Monday I get to return to Cuba!  It is an honor to serve the Lord with a group of people that love others, serve with all their heart and have a passion to see lives change.  I will travel with Bob Texidor from Missouri and seek to encourage Alex and the team in Cuba as well as meet some needs they have.

 

Pray for the sports ministry work in Cuba.  The sports ministry team works with athletes and coaches and is connected to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).  The big goal is to share the Gospel and meet many needs. Let me know if you would like to help.  Donations are appreciated, but the biggest need is for prayer.  

 

On every trip we are able to meet needs, and this time we will do that once again.  High on the news list are the salaries for the team in Cuba.  Before Monday we hope to raise more money for these men and their families

 

The economy in Cuba is not good.  It is difficult for the Cuban people to find even the basic things needed for every day life.  The lack of electricity and fuel gets worse each day.  But God is doing incredible things to meet needs and change lives.

 

So, why Cuba?  I see God working there.  Why Cuba?  These people are incredible and love with big hearts and open eyes.  Why Cuba?  The needs are great and opportunity is there.  Why Cuba?  The best reason is because this is a door God open and continues to keep my heart there.

 

So will you pray?  Will you give to meet these critical needs?  Will you consider serving with us in Cuba in the future?  Pray and join me!  Watch to see what God is doing and join Him!

 

Matthew 9:37-38  NLT  

He said to his disciples, “The harvest is great, but the workers are few. 38 So pray to the Lord who is in charge of the harvest; ask him to send more workers into his fields.”


Thank you for your help!  Have a great weekend.

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