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Thousands of people in Central and East Africa are alive and have accepted Christ thanks to the generosity of Foursquare churches and members. But with millions still suffering, there is much work to be done.
Jacque Antoine was born in Grenada, and as child knew God was calling her to missions. After higher education in the U.S., she returned to her homeland, serving as a Foursquare missionary and church planter.
Caught in the crosshairs of border control and immigration issues are scores of people in desperate need of basic necessities and spiritual hope. Two Foursquare couples have devoted their lives to helping them.
“I wasn’t only running away from an abusive, alcoholic mother; I was also trying to escape a very rough neighborhood.”
The spirit of giving was prevalent in Foursquare churches across the country this past holiday. Here's a look at the creative ways church members reached out to people in their communities.
Sean and Vita Mason serve as Foursquare missionaries to Albania. The poorest nation in Europe, it was in the grips of communist control—with no religious practice allowed—until the 1990s.
Over 3.3 million people live in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya and one of the most populous cities in Africa. Garry and Brenda Kean pastor New Song Nairobi, and have a vision to reach the entire nation.
East Africa is suffering its worst drought in 60 years, and millions are at risk of starvation and disease. Foursquare Relief and Compassion is responding by raising awareness and support.
This video shows the sacrifices the Yuschak family made to move from their comfortable lifestyle to the inner city of Elizabeth, N.J.