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PARAGUAY, SOUTH
AMERICA MINISTRY REPORT!
Volume XXXXVI No. 2 |
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We were very happy to return to Paraguay after 31
years to see people coming to our crusade in the Basketball Stadium in
Encarnacion. When we were last in Paraguay, we saw a national revival.
Every stadium, building and open air meeting was packed with spiritually
hungry precious souls. The TV, Radio and Newspapers had coverage from
the crusades of the many testimonies. Encarnacion, Paraguay was across
the river from Pasados, Argentina. (See last month?s ?Good News? for the
crusade report there). |
Encarnacion Basketball Stadium before service time |
Now filled with precious souls. |
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Three Amigos, Evangelists Luis Sanchaz, Tony Abram and Anatolio Rysko. |
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We also were in Tres Colonias
for teaching and workers seminar services. We praise God that once again
we saw a wonderful outpouring of the Spirit of God as He stretched forth
His hand by bringing hundreds of precious souls into His Kingdom and
healing and delivering many by His power. |
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Tony Abram leading hundreds to Christ! |
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We gave $1,000.00 toward the purchase of this building for a church in
Paraguay. |
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Our team consisted of
myself, (Tony Abram) my wife Marge Abram, Anatolio Rysko (Our Latin America Associate
Evangelist) and joining us also for this ministry was Luis Sanchaz,
singing evangelist from Texas and his wife Patrica. He also did a lot of
the translating along with Anatolio Rysko. The workers in the seminar
were so enthusiastic about doing the Commission of Jesus. I taught on
evangelism from Mark 16:15-20. |
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Nothing Tony loves better than
leading souls to Christ in his ministry. |
Big screen TV so the people can see the ministry and testimonies.
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Crusade-Seminar service held in Tres Colones, Paraguay |
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Our good friend Margaret
Muller was there. She is from Sweden and has been a missionary for about
40 years. Her husband whom we worked with 31 years ago, was the one who
saw us off at the airport after the National Revival. He said to me that
his eyes had seen what he had prayed and worked for and that the next
time he would see me would be in heaven. I did not believe him but at
age 38 he went to be with the Lord two weeks later from a accident on a
motorbike. Margaret has carried on since that time. It was wonderful to
see people from 31 years previous serving the Lord that we won. However,
this is a new generation and since Jesus is the same today as yesterday,
we saw the same saving and healing power of Christ in every service.
Hundreds poured forward nightly. |
These surrender themselves to the Lord to be one of His Workers in
evangelism |
Luis and Patrica Sanchaz sing with Anatolio Rysko
praising the Lord! |
Luis translates for Tony in crusade. |
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I never get tired of leading
people to Jesus. We have gone into many countries doing 46 years of
international evangelism and no matter where we go, in the world the
thrill of leading souls to the Lord is the greatest blessing we can
experience. (Prov 11:30 KJV)
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that winneth souls
is wise. We want this wisdom as we endeavor to continue pointing people
to Christ. |
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Tony teaching in seminar with Anatolio interpreting |
Anatolio Rysko and his brother Pablo sing together
in seminar meeting.
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She came to Christ 31 years ago in our crusade, now is a Pastor?s wife
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This man came to Christ 31 years ago now stands with Anatolio along with
his family he brought to this crusade |
Pray that we will have lots
of this wisdom. (James 1:5 KJV) If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask
of God, that giveth to all men
liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him. Pray for our
ministry. God bless you and yours In His Service,
Tony and Marge Abram. |
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Tony praying for workers in seminar service.
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Never too young to Praise the Lord! |
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We gave $1,000.00 toward the construction of this church |
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Paraguay has a population of 6,831,306 (July 2008 est.) In the
disastrous War of the Triple Alliance (1865-70) - between Paraguay and
Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay - Paraguay lost two-thirds of all adult
males and much of its territory. Their money called Guarani was 121 to a
US dollar in 1974, now it is 2,500. to a dollar. |
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