Updates

Tone Gets Baptiszed on Holy Thursday

Raquel has been leading a women's Bible study that focuses on understanding a broken heart. One of Ester's friends recently joined the study and has been experiencing spiritual growth. This past Thursday, Raquel's group attended an Easter church service together to worship. Most of the ladies were present, including Tone. During the altar call, Tone was moved to tears and felt a strong desire to be baptized. Raquel had the privilege of baptizing her, and the resurrected King's powerful work was evident. Please pray for Tone as she continues to be discipled and grows in her faith.

The Laudermilch Video on their Experience with Breath of Life In the last 6 years

Hear What God has Done in the last six years.

This is a wonderful video from the Laudermilch’s (Ben and Chelsea) children, Gracelyn, Karis, Janna, Selah, and Corbin.

We asked them how these past years have impacted them. They made this video as a response.

The Laudermilch family has been coming to the Dominican Republic with their five children for the last six years. Their work in the Dominican Republic has greatly impacted communities and our team. Their commitment and love for God and people have blessed us so deeply.

Update from Zaragoza, Spain

Expanding The Work - Need to Learn English

Pastor Oscar and Geraldo, with their families, continue to reach Spaniards, Muslims, and Latin American immigrants in the city of Zaragoza, Spain. Their work is growing and expanding. The place where they meet seats about 60 people, but it does not fit all of the attendees. The church is primarily composed of Latin American immigrants, but the vision is to reach Spaniards and Muslims. Oscar would like to have a bigger place to welcome everyone.

This summer, our team from Central Asia is planning to go to Zaragoza and work with Oscar and his team to train them on how to better reach Muslims. Please pray for all of the logistics of visa and funding for this training to take place.

Oscar’s son Agustine is finishing a degree in aeromechanics. He would like to learn English so that he can prepare for better jobs and ministry opportunities. He would like to come to England or the USA for 6 months to learn more English. Please pray for an open door for him to learn English. This will be a great tool for him and the ministry.

Update from Central Asia

Easter with New Believers

In Islam, it's a customary practice for men to wash their hands, elbows, face, ears, and feet before entering the mosque to pray. This past Thursday, as new believers were celebrating the cross and resurrection, a foot-washing ceremony was done to remember how Jesus had washed his disciple's feet and gone even further to die on the cross to show his immense love for them and us all. these believers were taught that they don't need to wash first to come into the presence of God because Jesus has already washed them with his blood, making them whiter than snow. This is what Jesus has done for you and all who come to him in faith and repetance

Tomorrow, on Easter Sunday, several new believers will continue to gather to celebrate that they no longer need to wash each time they enter into his presence; they are already clean by Jesus' sacrifice, which brings forgiveness, freedom, and joy. Let's pray for new believers to discover the wonderful gift of the cross and the resurrection and live in this freedom. Also, let's pray for our team as they model, teach, and empower local believers to share their joy with others. Jesus changed the world and is transforming lives all over the world. Let's praise His Name and rejoice in His salvation.

Pray for new believers to discover the wonderful gift of the cross and the resurrection and live in this freedom. Pray for our team as they model, teach, and empower local believers to share their joy with others. Jesus changed the world and is transforming lives all over the world. Praise His Name and Rejoice in His Salvation.

New Believers Encountering Jesus through His Word and Christian Literature

Above are some of the new believers who are now being discipled on the Word of God.

During this Ramadan season, our team takes time to engage with seekers searching for God and feeling a deep hunger to encounter Him. This Bible drive is especially wonderful during these times of Ramadan when people are more sensitive to the voice of God.

Additionally, our partnership with Crossway has provided theological and pastoral care packages that are now being given to leaders so that they properly instruct the new people and their communities. Let’s pray for this Bible outreach so that many of our friends who want to follow our Lord get an opportunity to understand His plan of salvation.

Discipleship Groups in Action

The above pictures are small group of HB disciples meeting to learn how to be good followers of Jesus and how to make more disciples. Please pray for these groups to grow healthy and multiply

Visiting Chief Chaitan

At Breath of Life International, our approach to making disciples is centered around cultivating strong relationships. In the image above, you can see our team paying a visit to the chief of a local village. He is a dear friend of ours who is currently in the process of learning about following Jesus. During the visit, we spent time together, sharing a meal, discussing Jesus and other important topics, and growing closer as a group.

Jesus emphasized this kind of love (John 13:34), commissioning us believers to go and make disciples (Matthew 28:19) and promising His presence when we gather in his name, even in agricultural fields (Matthew 18:20). These Scriptures underscore the importance of relational connection in discipleship. Long-lasting, genuine, loving relationships teach about Jesus and model His character and teachings. Through authentic bonds, discipleship becomes a living testimony of Christ's transformative power, fostering growth, understanding, and a deeper connection to God and one another.

Pray for Chief Chaitan and his village as they grow and learn about Jesus. May the Cross and Resurrection of Jesus transform their lives.

Arvelo’s Oldest Son is Getting Married

Arvelo’s family - he numbered his 6 children so that you know who is getting married. His No. 1

Arvelo is a member of our team in this part of the world. We are thrilled to share the news of Arvelo's eldest son (number 1) getting married in Central Asia. In this lively region, weddings are not just simple celebrations, but significant events deeply embedded in tradition, culture, and community.

Unlike weddings in the United States, Central Asia weddings are lavish, multi-day affairs filled with color, music, and elaborate ceremonies. Every moment is steeped in symbolism and significance, from the intricate Mehndi designs adorning the bride's hands to the exuberant dances at the Baraat procession.

In this culture, weddings are not just about the union of two individuals but also about the union of families and communities. They're a time for relatives near and far to come together, share blessings, and strengthen bonds that last a lifetime.

As we celebrate this joyous occasion, let's not forget the power of prayer and encouragement. Let's lift up the newlyweds in our prayers, asking for God's blessings upon their union and their journey ahead. Additionally, consider sending notes of encouragement and well wishes to the couple, reminding them of the love and support surrounding them as they embark on this new chapter of life.

Together, let's extend our hearts and hands to bless Averlos's son and his bride as they step into a future filled with love, hope, and endless possibilities.