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Title: A Monday Request from the Mission Field – Fueling the Mission Through Prayer, Faith, and Giving
By James Langston

As a new week begins, we’re reminded of the sacred rhythm of Mondays—a time to refocus, realign, and re-engage with our purpose. Here on the mission field, thousands of miles from home, I’m asking for something both simple and powerful: your partnership.

Not in the traditional sense. Not through convenience or obligation. But through something far more eternal—your prayers, your faith, and your generosity.

🙏 First: Please Pray for Us

Prayer is not our backup plan. It’s our battle plan.
We’re laboring daily to reach people who have never heard the name of Jesus or have grown cold to His love. Whether we’re walking through villages, preaching under open skies, or ministering to school children, we rely entirely on the sustaining power of intercession.

Your prayers matter. They build spiritual bridges between heaven and earth. They provide strength when we’re weary. They surround us with divine protection.

Please lift us up this week. Pray for boldness, wisdom, protection, provision—and most of all, for souls to be won to Christ.

🤝 Second: Join Your Faith With Ours

This work is not easy. But it’s worth every sacrifice.
We’re believing God for the impossible—open doors, open hearts, and open heavens. We’re contending for transformation not just in individuals but in communities and entire regions.

Your faith can link with ours and multiply the impact. When we agree together, heaven responds. Let’s stand in unity and believe God to fulfill every assignment He’s placed before us.

💝 Third: If You’ve Been Blessed—Please Give

If this ministry has ever encouraged you, strengthened you, or simply reminded you that you’re not alone—please help us continue doing the same for others.

It costs time, resources, and commitment to carry the Gospel to places others won’t go. But we go. And we’ll keep going—as long as God provides through people like you.

📖 “How shall they hear without a preacher?” (Romans 10:14)

We’re not here selling gimmicks. We’re here sharing Jesus. And every dollar, every prayer, every act of faith sows directly into that mission.

🌏 This Week, Will You Partner With Us?

As this week unfolds, take a moment to reflect:
🕊️ Could your prayer lift someone who’s feeling alone?
🔥 Could your faith strengthen someone on the front lines?
💖 Could your giving help reach a soul who’s waiting for the Gospel?

We believe the answer is yes.

📍Learn more, support, or connect with us at:




👉 https://pomitaly.homestead.com

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