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Faithful Stewardship

Dear Ministry Partners,


Last month, the Lord gave us the opportunity to lead three seminars in different locations. More than 35 people heard biblical teaching on stewardship and how to multiply ministry.


On October 12 and 13, the Lord opened the door for us to lead a Teacher Training Workshop (TTW). The biblical pattern for multiplying leaders deeply encouraged the pastor and ministry leaders. It helped them see more clearly how central disciple-making is to a pastor's calling and challenged them to rethink how they carry out ministry in the local church.

The Lord also opened the door for a two-day seminar on God's Financial Principles (GFP) at Missionary Center. More than 20 people attended and stayed engaged despite the heat. We thanked God for the trees that gave us shade as we studied together. Participants came away with a clearer understanding that God owns all things, that we are His stewards, and that faithful stewardship begins with hearts continually renewed according to His will.

Thank you for your generous support of this ministry. Your support helps us bring ministry training to local churches and equip leaders to make disciples in their own communities. We thank God for your partnership.

Blessings,


CCI Myanmar National Director

Testimony

"Before attending this Teacher Training Workshop, my understanding of theological training and disciple-making was quite traditional. I honestly believed that formal theological education, training servant leaders, and producing disciples were tasks primarily reserved for theological seminaries and Bible colleges. I also viewed evangelism as a specialized calling meant mainly for full-time evangelists, missionaries, and selected ministers.


However, the insights and biblical truths presented during the CCI training completely shifted my paradigm and brought deep spiritual awareness to my heart as a new calling as a trainer. As a senior pastor, the training helped me see my role in a new light. I am not just called to pastor a congregation, but to be a trainer equipped to make new disciples who will, in turn, disciple others. 


I now clearly understand that the local church itself must be the primary place where discipleship happens and where theological education naturally flows out into the community. Looking back at the early Christian movement and the New Testament church, I was reminded that evangelism is not limited to a select few. It is the joy and sacred responsibility of every single believer. 


This realization has stirred a fresh passion within me. I am currently brainstorming and strategizing on how to build a vibrant culture of discipleship within our church. My goal is to help every member of our church understand their God-given role in Great Commission work, cast a clear vision, and put a concrete, actionable plan into practice.


I am deeply grateful to CCI for organizing this life-changing training and equipping pastors like me to build up the Body of Christ. May all glory and honor be unto God!"

Prayer Requests & Praises

Praise Points:

  • Led a GFP seminar with over 15 participants at the missionary center. They now clearly understand stewardship and that God owns everything. Praise the Lord! 
  • Held a TTW with 12 participants.
  • God protected and guided all CCI leaders and family members in their fields.


Prayer Points:

  • We plan to visit a training center and conduct TTW and GFP in the third week of November. Pray with us that God will give us wisdom and protection.   
  • Continue to pray for God's favor and grace on the CCI staff members, families, children, and graduates who faithfully work in their churches and mission fields.
  • Keep praying for peace and justice, and for the people of Myanmar as we terribly face natural and political crises. 
  • Pray that God will open more doors for the ministry.


 

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