In January 2010 we started Kingdom Harvest Network to provide support for the ministry the Lord had called me into. Little did I know what the work and step of faith would produce. Now, 3 ½ years later our ministry has expanded.
In June we added two new staff in other ministries to whom we will be an umbrella organization for their support. Sue Reimer, a California native, will be serving at Cal State Fullerton. She had been working as a substitute teacher and volunteering to serve the Bridges ministry at CSUF, now she has the opportunity to spend more time with students. In addition Daniel Becerra from Peru has joined the team. He has been an intern with the Destino movement at CSULB. He is reaching and discipling Latino students (even some Brazilians) and helping to launch movements on other campuses in SoCal. We are partnering with him to give him more flexibility with his work and funding.
Wesley is part of the Christian club, “Kerygma” at Lakewood High school. In May he organized an outreach rally where we served free root beer floats to thirsty students. Andrew was the speaker, Jade and Aunty Nancy (my sister) helped to serve drinks. About 80 students attended and several were moved by the message Andrew gave. After 19 years of parenting we are seeing our kids reach their generation for Jesus!
In July Andrew and I will be part of a leadership camp in Asia. We will be interacting with students discussing topics of character like identity, integrity, and caring for others.
I am reminded of our Lord’s ministry, “Jesus went through Galilee, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom, and healing every disease and sickness among the people.” (Matt 4:23) I am so thankful that the Lord is giving me these opportunities to expand his Kingdom to the world and bring hope and healing to many. God is at work among High School students, Latinos at CSULB, international students at CSUF, and future leaders in Asia.
L-R. Daniel, Franklin, & Alice. Daniel has mentored Franklin who was the president of Destino. Alice is a volunteer staff and also serves as a youth advisor at my church, EFCI.
