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Vacation Bible School in Cayman Brac was held July 7-11. Kids ages 4-19 learned lessons from the life of Joseph. Micki Woods designed the set for the platform, as well as organized the food and food helpers for each night. Dr. Woods was responsible to have tables and chairs in place, as well as a big outdoor tent and guard rails. The church people filled many important roles and shared the gospel with neighborhood kids.

Dr. Jim Lo and Rev. Mark Surbrook traveled to Virgin Gorda to minister at Ebenezer Valley Camp in the Eastern Caribbean. They were able to meet Sis. Sylvia Rhymer, one of the few remaining who remembers the outdoor revival services that led to the start of the Eastern Caribbean churches 78 years ago. They were able to pray with and be prayed for by Sis. Flo, a 102-year-old servant of the Lord. The camp services were held under a big yellow and white striped tent. The weather

Outreach in Ducie in January 2025 A few months ago Pastor George Korah and his ministry team shared the gospel with over 50 people in the village of Ducie. The Ducie church began early in 2016 and averages around 100 people in attendance. This past May, 15 new souls were added to the Kingdom! Please continue to pray for Pastor George as he directs this ministry. If you are interested in joining a missions trip to Ghana, NOW PLANNED FOR JANUARY 2026, click here .

I became a Christian because I wanted to end up in heaven and not in hell when my life came to an end. On the day I made the decision to be a Christian, my heart was filled with great joy. I thought, “I now have my ticket to eternal life.” The problem was that the faith I possessed was very “Jim Lo focused.” It was about me. To be transparent, my main concern was that I would be ready for heaven. I really was not too concerned about the spiritual welfare of others. However,

Graduation from the Translators’ Training Course 1 (TTC1) for eight new Solos translators on 03 July was a time of celebration and praise to God. They join the three active and one semi-retired translators to form the new and improved Solos Translation Team. This journey started several years ago with a request to form a new team, and the actual course started last year in August, and has since spanned three different villages. The final two weeks were held in Kahule village,