Anatoly Lalenko in the middle of this group of Ukrainian village Christians. No group was too small for Anatoly, just like no soul was too insignificant for our Lord Jesus Christ!

Loading the car as much as possible with gifts and fruits for people at the leprosy hospital

Unloading at the leprosy hospital

This man heard the gospel because a national preacher risked going to a leprosy hospital.

A photo on the way to the leprosium

Meas Ra in Cambodia stands with a few elderly and a majority of children in a village in Cambodia where he has planted a church.

Meas Ra sent this photo to his sponsors with the caption; “New Church leaders.”

Praying in India. The followers of Christ have always faced persecution throughout history. May our Lord show us how to support and encourage our brethren in Asia.

The Voices of Zambia— Praising our God in English, Bemba, Nyanja, and more!

David Chibiya—A changed soul, trained and ministering for the Lord in Zambia

Email me if the Lord leads you to support the Evangelism and Outreach Initiative in Ukraine.

This photo was taken the first day that I met Anatoly Lalenko. The year was 2003, and we are gathered in the basement of a church in Zaparozhoe, Ukraine. All of these dear men could have their own “files” written about them, and ten of them became supported through Gospelink. Anatoly sits on the right side of the table. He is second from the edge with both hands on the table.

Zimbabwe borders Victoria Falls, a place of great beauty. . . and danger.

I met this guard in the city of Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe.

He was friendly and glad to have his photo taken, which I did because he was GUARDING A CHURCH BUILDING!

Another photo I took in Harare. If I remember correctly, this was also at a church.

Simon Mpongwe, supported through Gospelink, baptized a new convert in Zimbabwe in a home made baptismal!

Dean Kershner eats an orange with two Gospelink preachers. Simon Mpongwe is seated in the middle. Gospelink is committed to interacting with the national preachers on an annual basis to keep accountability high and to encourage them to be faithful. We are linked together through the love and “sonship” of our Father and Savior. We are together in the work of the gospel.

Without God’s direction in prayer, this baptism would never have taken place. Without God’s provision these children would never have been rescued.

Shadrach Galatia with Pamphero

Pamphero was one of the first orphan children to come and live at Harvest Hope Home in Malawi. His name is “Prayer” in the Chichewa language. Who named their son “Prayer” before dying?

Too many people have interpreted “Blessings” from the Lord as material gain and earthly comfort. Our Father in heaven desires us to enjoy the blessings of a spirit filled life: JOY - RELATIONSHIPS - LAUGHTER - PEACE - LOVE - CLEAR CONSCIENCE - FRIENDS - WORSHIP - PURPOSE. . . The list goes on and can be read in the New Testament Scriptures. These are provided by the Holy One.

This is a photo of a village in Nepal — a village where foreign missionaries will most likely never reside— a village that must be reached with the gospel by national preachers.

To the left of this photo, Buddy McLean’s right hand can be seen as he talks to two godly men in Nepal. (One is not in the photo.) Gospelink is committed to accountability and personal involvement with our national preachers.

This is Magwen, whom you heard about in the episode. Her leg was healed this year, and she has turned away from Hinduism this year and believes in Jesus as her savior, for so He is!

Magwen is of course an alias, and her face is blurred to protect her identity presence online.