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📌 Freedom to Worship Is a Gift—Global Mission Is Our Responsibility

More than likely, many reading this post were born or live in the United States. While we have our share of challenges, one distinction we still hold above much of the world is the freedom to worship openly. The U.S. continues to send out more missionaries than any other nation—and that is something to be thankful for.

Yet if we’re not careful, that blessing can make us insensitive to the countless places where such freedom does not exist.

Pilgrim Outreach Ministries is an international ministry. For 20 years, we served in Italy, preaching, teaching, and proclaiming Jesus Christ. Now, we are relocating to the Philippines, where we will continue the same mission—faithfully and boldly.

The fruit of this ministry speaks for itself:
Lives changed. Souls saved. The sick healed. The bound delivered. The lost restored. Believers filled with the Holy Spirit.

We are asking you to do three things:

  • Pray for us

  • Extend your faith with us

  • Prayerfully consider supporting the work God has called us to do

The harvest is ready. The call is clear. And together, we can reach beyond borders with the hope of the Gospel.

🔗 Learn more & partner with us:
🌐 https://pomitaly.homestead.com
📚 https://thewilltosucceed.homestead.com

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