Much love from Malaysia

 God allowed us to finish the mission in Thailand. We ask you to continue to pray for the seeds of faith that were sown there. May many believers water those seeds with His Word, love, and hope. Specifically in Bangkok and the city of Pattaya (the largest prostitution area in the world), where many people are enslaved to sin and sadness.

We send much love and many blessings from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Thanks to our wonderful God and your love, prayers, and support, Malaysia is the first Muslim country where we have ever done mission work. Though Malaysia has freedom of religion. God called us to come here during Ramadan, the Islamic holy month. 

God showed us to go to Batu Caves and the National Mosque. The Holy Spirit was guiding us to the National Mosque. It is open to visitors and they must dress in appropriate attire. The Father gave us favor and we were invited to come inside of the praying hall of the Mosque where we prayed and had a conversation about Jesus. We were honest about our lives. And at the end the Father allowed us to pray together in the Mosque, praise God.

We noticed the big respect that they have for other believers here. In fact, here there are three different predominant religions Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism and  all they seem to live in a permanent peace,  interacting with one another and in friendships across religious borders. The people have been very, very friendly  and respectful, most of them speak English very well. We highly recommend to you to pray to come and share the love and the forgiveness of the Father here in Malaysia. 

As well the Father guided us to Batu Caves, the main Hinduism pilgrimage site for the Malaysian and Hinduism community, where nearly 1 million people come to worship during the month of January. In a vision, the Father encouraged us to bring the size of a mustard and pray for the mountain there since the Bible says that they will be then thrown into the sea. The importance of the obstacles (like those mountains) being under the sea is that it allows us to see the light, in the high places, where the Father lives on the top of our hearts and minds,

The Father allowed us to pray for a young guy and we ask your prayers for this seed over his life, his name is Shatishnayar. Please pray also for Wan the official guide and a leader of the National Mosque, and for more divine appointments here in Kuala Lumpur and wherever the Spirit shows us. Also please pray for two possibilities to visit the children of refugees and orphans here.