World
Missionary Press, Inc.
October/November 2008 Newsletter
No
Place His Love Cannot Reach
IN 1978 IN THE INTERIOR of the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, I was converted when I read the booklet, Help From Above. A year later I gave this same booklet to my cousin, and he also was converted. Today he is a pastor. For this reason I would like to receive more booklets for personal evangelism, because I know of no other which is more complete."
The power of the Word of God to touch the heart and lead a seeker to salvation
is not bound by geography. No place on earth is beyond the Savior's love
and wooing.
The region of the South Pacific is filled with small islands and vastly
populated nations. Indonesia, Australia, Philippines, Fiji, Papua New Guinea,
French Polynesia, Malaysia, East Timor, Samoa, New Zealand, and many others all
receive booklets from WMP. In some areas gospel booklets can be shared openly,
while in others believers must be wary of angry responses and recriminations.
Still, God is calling out His own in those distant places.
John Sticking, an active distributor of WMP booklets for 15 years, shared this
testimony: "Thank you for your faithful supply of Christian literature in
the form of booklets for the years we have served the Lord in our outreach here
in Perth, Australia. Our population has tripled during this time, and we
now have around 2 million people from 120 countries. We are reaching out to
them using 60 different languages - all of which have been supplied to us
from WMP. We are very grateful to the generosity of WMP, because without you
we could not do what we do.
"We have had the joy of seeing many souls from many different cultures
and languages turn to faith in Jesus Christ. One in particular stands out. I
had a call one day from a man who had befriended a Hungarian family in his
apartment block. They were new immigrants and spoke very little English. The
father was critically ill with a terminal illness. Not only did they need
friends, but they also needed hope. I sent Who Am I That a King Would Die in
My Place? and Help From Above in the Hungarian language for them
through this man.
"I didn't hear back from that man until I was speaking at a church meeting
about one year later. I had finished speaking, when he stood up and told how he
was the one who had called and asked for the literature for the Hungarian
family. He said that the father had since died, but before doing so, he and
his whole family had put their faith and trust in Jesus [for their]
salvation. I wept for joy. So often we don't hear of what happens in the hearts
of those we reach out to so diligently. A special thank you to WMP and to
those who faithfully support the publishing of God's Word. You enable us to
reach so many others, and for this we are deeply grateful."
A young man from the USA, serving the Lord in Fiji, is able to take
booklets into the public schools. A man working throughout Southeast Asia and
the Pacific arranged for boxes of booklets to be sent to several ministries in East
Timor. An international ladies ministry in New Zealand uses WMP
booklets to reach foreign nationals. They regularly do home visits and report
that people are hungry for Jesus. "They love having something to read in
their own language." A couple from New Zealand discovered WMP and reports
that the booklets "are a hit in our country. They are so appropriate in
what we do in obeying the great commission."
Every Home for Christ in Samoa is using How to Know God and The
Way to God in English as well as Help From Above in Samoan to reach
every home in that island nation of 170,000 people. 
In spite of growing resistance and danger, believers in Indonesia and
other parts of the region continue to request booklets to share. WMP's faithful
partner in Indonesia prints booklets as we are able to provide funding.
"I read your booklet Help From Above given by a friend while I was a student. I am richly blessed by its contents from the Word of God. Now that I am in the ministry, it is my desire to reach souls by giving them gospel literature and to build the faith of the brethren through solid Bible-based material like yours. I would like to request Help From Above in Cebuano. We are committed to distribute as many as the Lord will provide."
This request from the Philippines, and many others like it, was forwarded
to our national coordinator there. Bert Manlapaz replied, "I have no
more stock of WMP booklets in my warehouse, hence I cannot comply with the
many requests through letters and emails that I am receiving." Our
production team is currently preparing a 40-ft. container to help meet
this great need. Bible schools are encouraging their students
to
"saturate their community and schools with the booklets." Inner-city
churches regularly go to the streets where sin holds men and women in bondage.
Every opportunity requires a resupply of booklets.
[You can help provide Scripture booklets for the Philippines. Every donated
dollar reaches 25 people with the gospel. A gift of $50 touches 1,250 people; a
$200 investment impacts 5,000 Filipinos with God's powerful Word.]
Whether in a modern, heavily populated city such as Singapore or on one of the
100 inhabited islands of Micronesia, people need God's love and His Word.
He knows each one personally and wants each one to spend eternity with Him in
the place He has prepared for them.
Around
the World with the Word of God
These school children in a very remote part of Bolivia
were visited by Brother Gus and his team for the first time. Their teacher
wanted them to have The Way to God booklets and learn from the Word of
God. Distribution of over one million booklets is scheduled for schools
throughout Bolivia.

A
family from Port Orchard, Washington, traveled all the way down to Los Cabos, Mexico,
across the Sea of Cortez, and around the mainland through Texas, passing out WMP
Scripture booklets. This young man is just one of many children who were
discipled using The Way to God.

A
distributor from Arizona took a supply of Scripture booklets on a trip to the
Philippines.
"My main thrust was to minister to the Mungyan people. A pastor from Korea
has started nine churches on Mindoro Island with native peoples and native
pastors. I gave him this box of booklets so he could distribute to his contacts
in the hills who could not come to the meetings."
In one month, distributors in Chile shared 62,500 Scripture booklets on the streets, in hospitals and jails, and in homes. They are happy because they know they can evangelize Chile thanks to the work of WMP.

Pastor Alfredo Pena, WMP's national coordinator in Uruguay, has a strong
ministry to prisoners. Permitted to enter the prison, he set up his music and
began singing and preaching. Many prisoners listened through the bars of their
cells, sending down requests for prayer. Seven men responded to the gospel and
prayed to receive Jesus Christ as Savior, ignoring the ridicule and taunts of
other prisoners. They were desperate for the peace of God in their hearts.
Brother Alfredo shared WMP's Spanish New Testaments with these new brothers in
Christ and distributed 1,800 Scripture booklets to the prisoners and their
visitors.
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