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Missionary Veluz Eguia DONATE Hi! Thank you for taking the time to read this! I really appreciate it. If you don't know me personally, my name is Veluz. I'm a military brat. I was born in Hawaii, my childhood was in Kodiak, Alaska and finished elementary school, HS and College in New York City. At the age of 34, I gave my life to the Lord. After my first mission trip with my church, I knew this was my calling! I prayed about it because it was not the norm to just give up my career in the Hotel industry and fly to south east Asia to be a missionary, especially at the age of 34. Being transformed by God while spreading the Gospel, community building, feeding programs, teaching English, team building and praying for people. Has been a blessing for me and I am excited continue to do this. I want to go deeper. My heart has matured and wants to focus on counseling, mentoring the youth. I want to help people heal and take care of their mental health, to be a better person for themselves and everyone they encounter. Help them be a living testimony, showing the love of Jesus through our actions. I believe it is the best way to evangelize. I want to help them to be able to be their authentic self. To embrace themselves with all their imperfections. To develop healthy boundaries. Being able to reach the youth on a personal level can be life changing for someone young and still trying to develop into the person God made them to be. Having the loving support, the unconditional love, the tough love while being in a safe place can help a person explore and understand themselves on a deeper level. Being able to help a young person recognize the gold nuggets in their hearts and in their character while helping them discover their talents can make a profound impact in their lives. Building them up through the love of God is priceless. I can help in pointing them where God wants them to be. Being part of YWAM ( Youth With a Mission) gives me an opportunity to be able to make that difference. I'll be staffing a Disciple Training School. The school is a 6 month program. 3 months of lectures and 3 months of outreach where they are able to practice what they learned during the lecture phase. We will be physically and personally with them throughout the 6 months. We will also focus on performing arts through dance and performing. I have a background in counseling from FCM ( Foundations of Counseling Ministry ) and a year of a Masters program with Alliance Graduate School in Manila which im still taking classes when time permits. I'm also a life coach. I am a trained dancer in Filipino Cultural Arts. I also dance hip hop, funk jazz and dancehall. I will use this as a tool to mentor the youth. To make what I do possible, im humbly praying to raise monthly support in order to help cover the costs of travel and living expenses during the months overseas. I would love for you to partner with me financially (it's tax deductible). I humbly come before you and ask you to pray about supporting me. I would deeply be grateful to have you join my team and participate in building His kingdom together! And completing the Great Commission. More Blessings to you, Ed Veluz Eguia Donate

Missionary Andrea Eaton DONATE My adventure began in 2007 as I asked God to show me His heart for Romania. In the stillness I sensed His Spirit say, "Jer. 8:18". When I opened my Bible it read, "My heart is faint in me. Listen! The voice, the cry of the daughter of my people from a far country." The cry that He wanted me to hear was the cry of the orphan. Echoing within me I responded by saying, "Yes God I'll go! Whatever you ask of me I'll do." That is when I set off on the journey that I am still on today... a journey of listening... of hearing God's heart and following. At first He sent me as a teacher at an afterschool program for poor Roma children where I taught English and Bible. There I organized a girls group to help prevent the cycle of teen pregnancies and lead them to faith in Christ. Later on I also began volunteering at an orphanage where God transformed me from being a teacher for the poor to becoming a mother for the orphan. That is when my calling became even more clear. God was urging me not just to go to the little ones who still had at least a small chance of being adopted, but to go to the older ones who had no more chance of ever being wanted. The ones completely without hope who still very much needed a mother's love and guidance. This is what has changed me so dramatically, because the more I see God's love for them, the more I understand His love for me. So many people ask me, "Why Romania?" Which I could respond by saying, "Why me?" I'm just one person from a tiny town in Vermont who never thought I would ever cross the ocean. But Jesus called me to the other side... just as He called His disciples to the other side of the sea... the other side of what they could see... beyond what they thought was possible so He could increase their faith. Stepping out of the boat and onto the water as I moved to Romania in 2013 to live as a missionary full time, God has continually been increasing my faith and showing me that He is in control of the wind and the waves and that He still has a greater purpose yet to come to pass: To restore the dreams of the poor and fatherless of Romania through education and discipleship. Will you hear their cry? God asked me. Is He asking you to do the same? If you would like to join me in this journey I pray that God will bless you with the joy of His presence each and every day as you follow His voice. Thank you for your prayers and support! Andrea Donate

Missionary Persis Lugalia DONATE Hey hey! My name is Persis! Some of my passions include blowing bubbles, music, moving in the prophetic as a minstrel, baking, cartwheels, teaching, and spreading joy! I recently graduated with a Master of Music Performance degree and am so excited that I have entered into a season with Circuit Riders! Circuit Riders is a YWAM (Youth With a Mission) training community that launches and equips movements to reach generations. The heart of Circuit Riders is to radically pour out the love of Jesus to the lost and broken. Ever since I was a little girl, every day, I would pray for children who didn't have enough to eat. I thought I was praying for a generation of kids who were hungry for food, but little did I know that more importantly, I was actually praying for a generation of kids who's hearts were hungry. My heart has always burned for missions. It has always burned for reaching generations with the love of Jesus, specifically through music. I am passionate about reaching future generations and being the light of Jesus to give them hope. There are generations that are hungry and desperate for answers. Generations that are convinced that suicide is the answer. Generations that are convinced that depression is normal. My purpose as a Circuit Rider is to saturate generations with the true love and hope of Jesus. I will have the opportunity to be trained to share the Gospel by using the musical gifts that God has instilled inside of me. I am currently on tour across the US to reach generations that I have been praying for since I was a little girl. We are traveling to Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. We will be hosting worship and equipping nights in cities, universities, and high schools to radically transform generations with the love of Jesus. In order to continue to spread the Gospel, I need your support! Your support will go towards gas/travel, food, and other basic needs. It would be an honor if you considered partnering with me to feed hungry hearts that are longing for something more that food cannot suffice. Would you consider partnering with me to see generations filled with love and joy? Let's set the captives free. Gifts are tax-deductible and can be made online or by check. Please see below to make a donation. Also, be on the lookout for a newsletter to stay up to date with my journey! With bubbles, joy, cartwheels, cookies, and love, Persis :) Donate

MISSIONARY Kelly and Alissa DONATE My wife and I work with an international non-governmental organization in various countries working against child trafficking. Our mission is to rescue children from sexual exploitation and help them stay free through follow-up and various aftercare programs. Kelly has been working in this ministry since 2014 and Alissa joined in 2016 after we were married. We both have a vision to see those trapped in bondage set free and to hear the Good News and be transformed. If you would like to know more, you can email us at alisandra100@gmail.com. If you would like to join us by giving financially, please see below for details. Kelly & Alissa Donate

MISSIONARY Savanna Hogan DONATE My name is Savanna and I am serving in a major city in Northeast Africa reaching local women and refugees. I am attending university where I will be able to meet and build relationships with local women who are similar to me and have similar passions. I also teach English to refugees in the city among coworkers who are, themselves, refugees. This people group is considered “frontier people” according to the Joshua Project with only about 0.08% that are Christian. For many of my students and coworkers, I am the only Christian they have ever met. Though there are a few believers among this group, they often work in secret for their own safety. As a Westerner, I have the great advantage of being more open about my faith. Savanna Donate

MISSIONARY Judah Weigel DONATE Hello everyone! I’m Judah Weigel with Circuit Rider ministries, a branch of YWAM (Youth With A Mission). We are based in Huntington Beach California, and our mission fields are the college campuses of America. Our heart is to save the lost, revive the saved, and train them all. The Lord has used the Circuit Riders to change my life, and truly show me how amazing it is to live surrendered to Jesus. This past year I completed the CR Experience which is their discipleship training school (DTS), then went on outreach in the Midwest. In the midst of a pandemic, the enemy tried so hard to attack my generation with depression, hopelessness, and loneliness, but Jesus’ love shines brighter in the darkness! We gathered young adults and saw their lives transformed by the power of the gospel! I feel the Lord calling me to return with Circuit Riders in the fall, this time as a staff member helping lead new students in the school and on outreach around the country. This is a new season of leadership for me, and I could not be more thankful. None of it would be possible without all the prayers and support I have received already, so I’m grateful for your part in that. All Circuit Rider Staff raise support to cover the costs of living while doing full-time missions’ work. Would you pray about partnering with me in this journey to see the youth across America meet Jesus? Thank you so much! Judah Donate

Missionary Jude Garza DONATE Hi! My name is Jude Garza and I am currently a Full Time missionary with the Circuit Riders Ministry! In my ministry I am called by God to go to the nations and spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I am also called to minister and train young men and women from all around the world to be able to walk in their identity in Christ, walk in leadership, and go to their respective towns, states, and countries to do the same. I am also a worship leader with the Circuit Riders and serve in ways of Leading worship at our hosted events when we go on missions tours. Since the Circuit Riders organization is a non-profit org., I am a self funded missionary and require a team of monthly financial supporters to help me sustain the costs of living as well as funding my missions. If you would like to join my team of supporters and help sew into me as well as my cause and ministry it would bless me beyond measure and be so very much appreciated!! Jude Donate

Aroma Project Uganda Mission Organization Donate Ken and Susan Landry partner with Gerald Tugume The Batwa communities in western Uganda are among the poorest of the poor. As ecological refugees, evicted from their ancestral rainforest homelands, the Batwa suffer food insecurity and destitution. Your tax-exempt donations will help provide urgently needed: -food and clean water for Batwa children and communities -goats and farm animals -completion of a medical clinic -seeds, seedlings and fruit trees Ken and Susan Landry live in the San Francisco Bay Area where Susan worked for 35 years as an RN, and Ken served as a part-time pastor. Ken worked in the computer industry and as a probation officer for delinquent youth. Together they cared for over 20 foster children during a 20 year period along with raising their own children. After sponsoring Ugandan AIDS orphans for over 15 years, the Landry's met Ugandan Pastor Gerald Tugume and wanted to do more. Ken and Susan partner with Pastor Gerald Tugume to support projects to help the poor of Uganda. Pastor Gerald, as a church planter, oversees a network of 180 churches in six districts of western Uganda near the border of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Some of these churches are among the Batwa refugees. In 2007, Gerald heard God say, "Go to the people whom no one wants, and change them into the people everyone is looking for." Two years later Gerald met the Batwa. Seeing their terrible plight, he knew these were the people he was to help. Gerald started the Hope for Batwa Ministries and the Seeds of Hope boarding school that cares for 300 children, mostly neglected and orphaned Batwa. "He who is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and He will reward him for what he has done." Proverbs 19:17 Pastor Gerald Tugume's Story - When I was 7 years old, my dad died of AIDS, so we went to live with our relatives. There we were made to work hard and were discriminated against as the village thought we also had AIDS from our parents and could make them sick. Because of suffering and discrimination, I ran away from home. I soon regretted leaving, but now I was a lost 7 year old who couldn't find the way back. I ended up in Kabale City walking 90 km. I became a street kid sleeping in trenches and unfinished houses. Kabale had over 300 street children; when I was 8 years old the other street children selected me as their president. This was because I had ideas and gave good counsel like asking hotel managers for left-over food. The hotel managers agreed, and we fed 300 children! Eventually, one hotel owner took me under his wing and gave me a cleaning job. As a nine year old employee I continued to care for the street children. By the grace of God, I received Jesus as my Savior when I was ten, and I started reaching out to other children with the good news of Jesus Christ. I praise God that during that period, God re-united many children with their families and relatives. Working night shifts at the hotel, I earned enough to pay for school. God was so good to me; at school I asked students from more affluent families to give to the poor, and I collected books, pens and pencils. Each Sunday I would go to a different local church and distribute books and pencils to orphaned children. God kept touching my heart for orphans. After my schooling a research organization hired me, and with a good salary I was able to send many children to school. In 2009, this organization arranged a trip to see the Mountain Gorillas at the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a World Heritage Site. There I met the Batwa refugees and my heart was broken. God told me these are the people whom no one wants. My heart cried because the community smelled of death, children dying without food and sleeping in the bush, naked. I said yes to God, and He used me to reach out to more than 2,000 Batwa people. Currently we help 300 children at Seeds of Hope boarding school/orphanage. We support children who lost parents with a safe home, food, medical care, education and all other basic needs as we are able...our current source of income is selling crafts made by the children and contributions from well-wishers. This is my story, Gerald Tugume, P.O. Box 548 Kabale, Uganda Watch CBN Video (6 min) about the Batwa and Gerald Tugume's involvement: https://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/world/2016/october/revival-touches-ugandas-oldest-living-tribe Donate