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ARGENTINA CRUSADE
MINISTRY OUTREACH REPORT
Volume XXXXVI No.
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Our outreach ministry
for this mission to Argentina consisted of two soul winning
crusades. Our team consisted of my self (Tony Abram), my wife Marge
Abram, Anatolio Rysko (Our Latin America Associate Evangelist) and
joining us for our ministry was Luis Sanchez, (singing evangelist
from Texas of Mexican background, he has sung for Billy Graham and
Franklin Graham Crusades) and his wife.
He also did a lot of
the translating along with Anatolio. He and his wife Patrica, along
with Anatolio were a great blessing in all of our outreaches. |
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Evangelist Tony Abram
leading hundreds of souls
to Christ in Posados, Argentina Crusade.
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Main hall is filled.

Bleachers filled |
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first crusade was in Posados, capital city of the province of
Misiones and the second was in the capital city of the Resistencia
of the province of Chaco. It has been 31 years since Marge and I
were in these two cities for crusades. It was so wonderful to
meet people that were saved and healed 31 years ago and now bringing
their families to the crusades both in Argentina and Paraguay.
(Next month’s Good News will have the Paraguay Report. It too is
very exciting.) At that time, 31 years ago, we had a great
harvest in an amphitheater in Posados and football stadium in
Resistencia. |
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Jesus is the same
yesterday, today & forever |

Argentina |
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Anatolio Rysko
interprets Marge Abram |
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There was such wonderful
victory and ministry during the mission. We do not have room to tell
all the victories God gave and all Glory belongs to Him alone!
In the first crusade it was wonderful to see the basketball
auditorium packed with people. It was wonderful to hear the
testimonies of healing, but best of all was seeing the many who
crowded forward to receive Christ as their Personal Saviour.
God confirmed His Word nightly with healings. |
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Had not seen each other for over 30 years.
Marge embraces Margaret Mueller. |

Lining up to tell of their healing. Her pain is gone. |
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second crusade in Argentina was in the city of Resistencia. It was
also in a basketball gym. God confirmed His Word with many signs and
wonders. Many were healed and delivered. The greatest miracle was
the many who came forward each night to receive the Living Christ.
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Tony being interviewed
for a local TV News Station. |

Anointed Praise and
Worship Team. |

Coming to the Living
Christ in Resistencia Crusade in the Basketball Stadium. |
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first two weeks of traveling and ministry, we lost four nights of
sleep, two nights on overnight bus trips and two nights on overnight
flights, but the Lord gave us strength and anointing to carry on. I
believe it is because many of you carry Marge and I with your
prayers and faith. I am also reminded of the words of Paul in Phil.
4:13 I can do all things through Christ who strengthens us. |

Argentinan Pastors help Tony pray the ‘Prayer of Faith’
by laying hands on the sick. |

Marge Abram sharing before Tony’s message |
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We made some plans with
our Co-Evangelist Rysko for a future mass crusades in Mexico,
Central and South America, however, doing it in the timing of God.
For 46 years, Marge and I have been active in world evangelism. We
know that without you, God’s people, we could not have gone and
preached to the multitudes. |

Church Brass Band playing in the Posados Crusade |

Evangelist Luis and Patrica Sanchez sing and bless the people |
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traveled into over 125 countries and yet A very frequent
geographical question is "How many countries are in the world?"
Different numbers pop up when one inquires or reads about the number
of countries in the world. Each source you use often yields a
different answer. Ultimately, the best answer is that there
are 195 countries in the world. We need to work while we can.
Marge and I have
tried to be faithful, but let us do as Jesus said in (Mat 9:38 KJV)
"Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he will send forth
labourers into his harvest". |
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Argentinean harvest of
souls!
God
bless you and your. Your fellow workers, Tony and Marge Abram. |