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2022 Training Announcement – GTCA
Special Update 2022
All Testimonies This expanded version of the testimonies include saints from all 10 target cities from 2020-2021
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Webinar Recording Video Audio Migration Testimonies
Read MoreLexington Update March 2021 – Migrations
Lexington Virtual Tour
First Round of GTCA Virtual Tours
This weekend is the first round of virtual tours for five of the ten GTCA target cities: Cincinnati, Lexington, St. Louis, Minneapolis, and Pittsburg. The following weekend will be the tours for Charlotte, Memphis, Orlando, Columbia and Richmond. An overview of the local situation and needs in these localities will be presented, and visitors can…
Read MoreLexington—Prayer Burdens
There would be sweet, harmonious building up and blending in the coordination and serving of the church in Lexington. The church would work, grow, and labor together corporately to bear fruit on the University of Kentucky campus, as well as in the community. The church would be prepared and ready to receive migrating saints in this…
Read MoreLexington, KY—Gospel Trip Final Summary
Thank you all for your prayers the past weeks for the gospel trip in Lexington! Although we were only there for two weeks, the Lord has really been picking up ground for His move. He is moving, working, and doing much in this city. Please continue to pray for the Lord’s blessing and to strengthen…
Read MoreLexington, KY—Gospel Trip, Update 8
We started the day with morning coordination with the team, singing and enjoying the Word of God! Today was the last day we were distributing Bibles on the campus of the University of Kentucky (UK). Some of us went around to talk to students around campus and hand out tracts; some had appointments with contacts.…
Read MoreLexington, KY—Gospel Trip, Update 7
Tuesday, February 4 We started the day with morning coordination with the team. Our burden was to pray specific prayers for the contacts we were meeting with and to pray for them to be connected with the local saints. Although our new location on campus had less traffic, there were still some students who stopped…
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