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The phrase, “First of All, Pray”, inspired by 1 Timothy 2:1, is the name of our prayer ministry. It reflects the prominence of prayer within our community. It’s been a mark of our Mission for more than 100 years. The mark remains. First of all, pray—deliberately, intentionally, and in faith, with praise and thanksgiving.
“The Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us.” John 1:14 This Christmas season, we pause to…
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As we give thanks this season, we pause to honor and pray for Mark Powers as he steps…
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Mike Anderson, with the support of SAMAIR, had the joy of visiting a Shipibo community in Peru during…
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This month, we give thanks for retired SAM missionaries Larry and Bonnie Secrest, who continue to pour themselves…
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Henrique and Corina Terena have been serving among Indigenous communities in Brazil for 40 years. These years are…
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Psalm 77: “I will remember the works of the LORD; surely I will remember your wonders of old.” …
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We give thanks this week for the incredible partnership between SAMAIR Bolivia and JAARS. A skilled team from…
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Praise God for a beautiful women’s gathering recently held at the IBC church in Ayacucho, Peru. Eighteen women…
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Today we’re giving thanks for the many church teams who have traveled to serve alongside SAM missionaries and…
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First of All, Give Thanks: Ami Training Center Today we give thanks for the beautiful diversity of Indigenous…
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First of All, Give Thanks We give thanks for the work of the Wájaro Foundation, our partners serving…
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First of All, Give Thanks! This week we’re giving thanks with Donna Martin, who serves in Ayacucho, Peru.…
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First of All, Give Thanks: Today we’re thanking God for the students, staff, and leaders of Touch of…
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First of All, Give Thanks: SAM’s Board of DirectorsThis week we give thanks for the men and women…
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Pray for Daniel and Alejandra Netzlaff as they serve the Araona tribe in Bolivia, providing pastoral care, mentoring,…
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