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Missionary

Eve Hurt

Eve Hurt

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Hello friend! I’m Eve Hurt, a full time missionary. I’m currently in a DTS (Discipleship Training School) with Fire & Fragrance, at YWAM Kona (Youth With A Mission).


If you are unfamiliar with exactly what I am doing, I am currently halfway through my lecture phase of my DTS. As a student at YWAM our school is broken into two portions. We first spend three months in Kona, Hawaii and are in our lecture phase. We have different teachers from all over teaching us the Word, and how to practically share the Gospel. Our second portion is our outreach. Each one of us are being called to the nations. The message of YWAM is, “To know God, and to make Him known.” 


This DTS has truly already impacted my life so much. I’ve learned exactly what it means to die of the flesh, and live in the Spirit. As I was preparing for this season, I felt as if the Lord laid the nation of South Africa on my heart. As I came to DTS, I had no idea where I would be sent to. We were given less than 24 hours to decide, and we were given 30 countries to choose from. Long story short, I heard His voice. I’m on a team of 8 being sent to the nation of South Africa.


My team and I will be going to South Africa in December, and we will be going to different villages all over the nation to share the Gospel. We’ve been in hours of prayer here praying for the nation. We’ve been praying for the ministries we will be a part of, and the un-believers we are going to encounter. The Lord has met us already and we are so expectant. 


I’m asking for support in prayer, and financial support. Right now, I’m support raising over $2,000 for expenses in South Africa, such as flights, food, etc. 


I feel the call to missions for the rest of my life. I feel the Lord is raising up Gen Z — and I’m burning to be a part of it. 


If you partner with me in prayer and financially, I am so blessed that you felt the call to do so. 


I’m thankful for each and every single one of you, as this is where I feel called for the rest of my life.


Thank you,

Eve Hurt

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