Prayer Chain
Gratitude
The most important thing we learned and understood for this month is gratitude. We know how to say thanks and realise all the wonderful things are from God and his people, and what they are doing in our lives. All the effort we are doing to create a way for attaining our destiny, every single day we are working in our identity to be the best girls God created us to be. We know that way to become a good person is not easy at all, but we know we are not at all where we were before this progress. And that deserves to be celebrated and recognized!
We say thanks for His mercy and unbelievable love to us.
Say THANKS to GOD for His love. We know He loves us and protects us, he blesses us and He has a good plan for us, he knows our needs and troubles. We are surrendering all things in his hand, we put our faith in him, and for the protection of all the GWP teams traveling to Tanzania, and for being their provider and to bring them back safe.
We are asking God to give us land and a safe house so we can be a blessing for those girls that don’t have a place to live. We can practice our exercises of self defense and all the programs of GWP Congo, and have a space for our business which will also give a escape for all the girls to develop their talents for the good of our community and our selves.
Spiritual Self Defense
Isaiah 57:11 and Job 19:25-27
The word of GOD is our light and direction all the time through discovering our identity, reading all the time is now a pleasure, and sharing it with our family and neighbors becomes our mission.
We decide to walk in the Word of GOD as it guides us, we know that is difficult but we decide to do it and as it is a choice we will succeed by the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus chose us to be his ambassador in this world and us as GWP Congo girls decide to follow Jesus our Savior and live as he told us to be: confident women living honestly and with integrity in Christ.
Physical Self Defense
We are excited about new things in self defense. Exercises and practice of movement that Kelly, Tim Muehlhoff and Rose taught me in Tanzania, so I can teach it to my girls and do it so perfectly, and also develop more of our proactive self defense. It is an important thing, coming at a good time, as we need it in the Congo. We started with verbal self defense, mixed with exercises in our meetings, which is becoming more and more of a pleasure.
Intellectual Self Defense
Lea is more active now in group more than before! She continues with her school and is present in our meetings.
Economical Self Defense
Dreams come true! Our business helps us to be stable economically.
Before, we were waiting on other people to decide to take care of us and most of the time, the help didn’t come when we needed it, and sometimes we were forgotten.
