Always with you

The Gospel of John is more informative
when it comes to the resurrection of
Jesus. It provides us with
valuable details about Jesus’s
appearances to His disciples
after He rose from the dead. It is
notable that He was appearing
to them when they were less
prepared to see Him and then
disappear in the same way. Yet,
with every His appearance He
was confirming an important
truth – He is with them all the
time! He did so for 40 days till
they all were trained that His
presence with them is always.
Then, with that truth being
taught, they changed the world.

Easter Service and Workshop
We had a great Easter service
last month. A few non-Christian
relatives of our members came
to service. A young couple came
who were trying to restart their
relationships. They were
especially sensitive to grasp
everything what was around
them. Please pray for this couple
to accept Jesus as their Savior
and work out their problems in
marriage. Workshop was a great
blessing too. Brothers, who
could come, shared mostly their
problems. We sat together to
pray for each other needs and
then listened to the Lord.
Although, at some places we are
seeing fruit, after many years of
hard work. We are planning to
make extra efforts to make one
trip a month to help these new
believers mature in faith and
make them disciples of Jesus

Final Thoughts
Please continue to pray for our
financial support. As many of
you know, we’ve faced some
unexpected problems associated
with cards, banks, and transfers
as result of the sanctions. We
now have it under control. But
we still have few dents in our
financial state to be addressed.
Thank you, Rev.John Lindsay,
the MacVeans, and Julia Gaines
for your generous gift in April.
That was a great surprise to see
this as the answer to our
sudden need.

Friends and Family
Tim shared about Jesus first
time. He told his friend that he
needs to accept Jesus to his
heart to not go to hell. We also
praise the Lord for increasing
number of new friends that he
has through various classes and
activities. Please pray for his
final exams in May and June.
Thank you so much for your
prayers and support for us. We
truly cherish our friendship and
co-working for the Kingdom.
You can make tax deductible contribution to
Ufa Bible Ministries which is recognized by
the IRS as a 501c3 non-profit entity. Make
checks payable to:
Ufa Bible Ministries
PO BOX 1761, Columbia, SC 29202

“Changing our world One Life at a Time” 

Praise God for the warm loving reception I received when I returned to the states. I was in awe over the many generous offerings I received.  Returning was a huge step of faith, and I had to buy MY Airline TICKETS WITH the credit card, because I had no money. 

God in his great generosity opened all the floodgates of heaven and showered me with his blessings. Thanks to all the donations we have fixed the roof over our house at the ranch, and We are also putting in our back fence so we can plant donated trees and FLOWERS, and finally we are also cleaning the drainage drenches in front of the Ranch.  Next we are going to repair the roof over the children’s class, buy classroom SUPPLIES, AND get a bulldozer to dig out our drainage ditch. We are also GOING BUILD a one foot rock wall on our side of the creek to stop THE EROSION OF OUR top soil.  There is no cost to build the wall since we remove rocks from the river and place them on the bank.  The problem IS it is BACK breaking work and I am not a young man anymore. It is so inspiring to see our church advancing spiritually AND PHYSICALLY.  We have come a long way in the past two years. Thank you all for partnering with us in ministry.  We are also pleased to announce that this week we have helped send several men and women to conferences.

We are also getting a new baptismal pool from previously donated money. We are WAITING TILL the rain comes so we can get a better price. I need a welder or carpenter TO HELP replace the structure that holds up our roof for our children’s class. It is a small project. Come HELP US if you can.  Please keep us in your prayers. It is a hard life here AND I NEED your support. Thank you for helping us change our world one life at a time. 

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Dear Friends,
God blessings to all of you! Thanks for being a vital part of
Grace Christian Outreach Ministries. Sylvia is getting
stronger from her surgery. After her surgery at Mayo Clinic,
she had no headache or bad tinnitus for four days. The fifth
day she rolled on her left side and all of a sudden, the
headache and bad tinnitus hit her again. The doctor thinks
that maybe the blood patch did not hold. She will see the
doctor again in a couple of months and we will go from
there. We are also checking other options while we believe
for a miracle for her. She has been able to help the ministry
more the past couple of weeks and when she gets tired or
the headache and ringing gets worse, she will take a rest and
lie down for a while and that seems to help some. In reality,
she has come a long way from last year when she could
hardly do anything at all due to her brain being
decompressed from the abundance of spinal fluid in her
brain. Thanks for your continued prayers! Joshua has also
been battling a bronchitis type illness so please pray for his
complete healing as well!

It has been a busy month with GCOM helping with
outreaches in Progreso, Monterrey, Nuevo Laredo, Gomez
Palacio, Frontera and Monclova. GCOM provided blessing
bags, joy boxes, Bibles, Gospel tracts and booklets, clothes,
reading glasses and blankets and quilts for each outreach. In
total 2620 people were ministered to through these
outreaches and 628 people put their trust in Jesus. Please
pray for all of these new believers, of all ages, to become
strong disciples of Jesus Christ. The work of a missionary is to
equip the national people to do the work of the ministry and
that is what GCOM is doing – preparing leaders and helping
them to do the work of the ministry.

On May 15th a group of us head down to minister in the
mountains near Tepic, Nayarit where the Cora and Huichole
Indians live. We will go up four hours into the mountains to
minister to the Cora Indians and then drive four more hours
to where the Huicholes live. We will have a pastor’s house to
stay in while ministering to the Cora but will stay in caverns
with the Huicholes. In Mexico, according to the Joshua
Project, the Huicholes are the most unreached people group
with .1 percent or so Christians. The pastors who are
opening doors for us there tells us that there are no
churches with the Huicholes. We are bringing thousands of
blessing bags with us along with beans, quilts, blankets,
Bibles and Gospel literature. Please pray for God’s
protection and for God’s angels to watch over us as we drive
in the mountains. Also, for God to prepare the hearts of the
people to make Christ their Lord and Savior when they hear
the plan of salvation and for them to see Christ’s love for
them through us as we minister among them. Also, for the
van and trailer to run well and for unity among the group. In
total, on this trip, we will be driving approximately thirty -six
hours. Diesel fuel, which the ministry van uses, is 50 cents a
gallon cheaper in Mexico. Even so, you can see that the cost
of gas for this trip will be expensive. We will be looking at
probably $1500 needed for this trip as the van will be pulling
a loaded trailer for half of those hours. While in the
mountains we will be loading up the van, and also the
ministry truck of the couple from San Antonio who will be
leading us on this grand evangelistic endeavor, with ministry
supplies and be leaving the trailer at the foot of the
mountain. Please pray about helping towards the cost of this
trip and we also want to help with any potential projects
that may show themselves to us while in the mountains.

I battled to get a car and trailer permit for this trip but
thanks to the Lord, Bob and Marilyn Nordaune, were led to
drive our gray trailer from Canby MN to Laredo, TX so we
could get the previous car and trailer permit cancelled and a
new one put on for this trip. They also brought many
blessing bags and

much literature with them in the gray trailer. Other friends of
the ministry, Randy and William Kamrath, are driving the gray
trailer down to Georgetown, TX, near Austin, where we will
meet them with our white trailer that is in Laredo, Tx. We will
change trailers and we will bring the gray trailer, full of
blessing bags, to Nuevo Laredo and then on to Tepic while
Randy and William will pick up water bottles and caps for their
water business in Canby, MN.

Thanks as well to all those people who helped in one way or
the other with donating ministry supplies to GCOM and also
to those who helped with loading or unloading ministry
supplies either in Canby, MN or in Laredo, TX or Omaha,
Nebraska. All these ministry supplies are in Mexico and 99% of
the supplies are already being used.
Thanks for your partnership with GCOM and please know
how much we thank God for all of you. Everyone helps in
different ways but together God uses all of us to do amazing
things, to bring many people into a relationship with Jesus
Christ and to make disciples who make other disciples.

In Christ’s Love,
Rev. Kevin, Sylvia and Joshua Rosendahl

Ministry Needs

• $1500 towards gas, lodging, etc. for this upcoming trip tp the
  Huichole and Cora Indians and to minister in Guadalajara
• $1500 towards projects while ministering to the Cora and
  Huicholes
• A cost- efficient car for the daughter of a pastor we work with in
  Nuevo Laredo. She is going to college and needs her own car.
• A van for a ministry that provides food to feeding centers in
  Central Mexico. Now he borrows a vehicle to drive the food
  down to the feeding centers several times a year
• Mission groups to come to Mexico in the fall to use their gifts
  and talents to minister to the Mexican people
• Bibles are always needed as they are like gold in Mexico.

Prayer Needs
− For divine protection as we drive through Mexico and up into
the mountains, where the roads are not good at all. Also,
protection from sickness,
− For unity among the ministry team
− For God to prepare the hearts of the unreached people to
make Jesus their lord and Savior
− For better lodging conditions than we expect while in the
mountains
− For the outreaches, Bible College graduation and pastor’s
conference in Guadalajara to bear much fruit
− For abundant provision for the trip and for projects in the
mountains
− For the van and trailer to run well and not need any repairs
while on the trip
− Favor with important paperwork for the ministry missionary
base
− Favor getting our ministry AR and AC nonprofit status in
Mexico

Dear Brothers and Sisters, Rejoice in the Lord always, and again I say rejoice. (Philippians 4:4) Even when you are tired. I am writing you after having returned from Riverbend Camp in rural Tasmania and am exhausted after a week with 46 3^rd-5^th graders, but there is much in which to rejoice. Primarily, the cause of rejoicing is that two children received Jesus as their Savior. There was another that we think was already a Christian, but she affirmed her faith in the Lord Jesus. Secondly, we can rejoice that camp stayed COVID free for the whole week. We are not allowed to share pictures of the children so I am including a few of the leaders doing crazy things including me on the gyorbix.

At Camp during chapel, I led the children to discover that Jesus is God who cares for people. We had a few different Bible stories that helped us discover that including Water into Wine, the Samaritan Woman, Healing of the Nobleman’s Son, and Healing of Blind Bartimaeus. The children also learned memory verses about the new life they can have when they trust Jesus as the God who cares for them. Our verses for the week were John 3:16, John 3:17, and John 3:36. Macey came up to me in the lunch line on Thursday after having received Jesus as her Savior with one of the leaders at the end of chapel and said she felt like a big weight was lifted off her. Please pray for Macey as she begins her walk with Jesus who will never leave her.

At Camp during chapel, I led the children to discover that Jesus is God who cares for people. We had a few different Bible stories that helped us discover that including Water into Wine, the Samaritan Woman, Healing of the Nobleman’s Son, and Healing of Blind Bartimaeus. The children also learned memory verses about the new life they can have when they trust Jesus as the God who cares for them. Our verses for the week were John 3:16, John 3:17, and John 3:36. Macey came up to me in the lunch line on Thursday after having received Jesus as her Savior with one of the leaders at the end of chapel and said she felt like a big weight was lifted off her. Please pray for Macey as she begins her walk with Jesus who will never leave her.

In other news, Good News Clubs will return for Term 2 on 8 May. We will sadly soon be losing two of our most faithful leaders through the years as they will be moving to mainland Australia to be closer to their grandchildren. I know that God has the leaders in mind to take their place, but over the weekend I learned that one of the people I was talking to about coming on board will now be moving to the mainland for work as well. Please be in prayer that God would raise up leaders for the Good News Club in downtown Launceston.

Thanks,

Stephanie