Send Me!

 Isaiah 6:8

….”Here am I! Send me.”

This week we lost one of the founders of MOST ministries. To say she was special just doesn’t seem enough. She acted when the Holy Spirit called her and today I get to live her and her husband’s vision. Because she acted I have the honor of helping others while furthering God’s kingdom and to live for one week immersed in God’s love. Because she acted on God’s calling many will hear the gospel this week! What an honor and blessing to be a part of that!! She will be missed by many here on earth but we know because of the gospel it is not the end. Thank you Gayle Sommerfeld 🙏🏼 
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  1. Linda missionSeptember 27, 2025 at 3:08 AM

    For God is not a God of confusion but of peace. 1Corinthians 14:33

    Yesterday was a day to remember this verse. We were tested in many areas but God prevailed as always. Where He leads He provides always! What comfort these words are and what peace it brings to us. We don’t have to worry about all the bumps in the road Gods got it all handled. I’m excited for what the day will bring as we start the clinic today.

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