September Newsletter
“In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.”
Message from Angel Galvis, Mission Life Founder and CEO
Our time, talents, and treasures are to be used to bring glory and honor to God's name and to proclaim the name of Jesus.
We recently had an incredible opportunity to collaborate with a church in New Hampshire on their initiative to establish a missions ministry. This effort was focused on supporting a church ministry in Kenya, where both congregations were united in their desire to spread the Gospel and uplift communities. It was truly a blessing to witness firsthand how the resources we’ve built over the years at Mission Life could be applied to empower other ministries, enabling them to thrive and expand their reach in meaningful ways.
Seeing the tools, training, and systems that have been developed at Mission Life being used to strengthen this new mission effort was incredibly rewarding. It underscored the idea that the work we do here doesn’t just impact one community—it has the power to create ripple effects, inspiring others and providing the framework for sustainable, global outreach. Through this collaboration, we were able to strengthen the bond between the two churches, fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose.
This partnership is a powerful example of how Mission Life's mission extends far beyond the borders of one ministry. By empowering others with the knowledge, processes, and resources we have cultivated, we are not only helping these ministries flourish but also ensuring the continued growth of God’s Kingdom through the power of global collaboration. The experience reinforced the importance of nurturing these kinds of relationships and reaffirmed Mission Life’s lasting impact in fostering partnerships that stretch across continents.
This ministry in Kenya does amazing work. In Nairobi, a group of young women outreaching the slums brought 100 girls in need of hygiene items and to listen to the word of God. Thirty of these women gave their lives to Jesus during this event.
