Yesterday after visiting our land, we started the long trip back to Maputo. It is hard to believe we are leaving tomorrow! Along the way, we decided we would stop back at Pastor Jose’s “Linha de Frente†(“Front Lineâ€) Project and spend the night there. Soon after we arrived, we got to witness a beautiful … Continue reading
Years ago on one of Frontline’s Mozambique trips, Pastor Mary Pat’s son, Mike, had a vision of Frontline Ministries International owning land on the sea in Mozambique. In the vision, the land was a place of rest and repose, where one could go to seek God’s face and draw near to Him. This vision became … Continue reading
There are few things more beautiful than palm tree silhouettes etched into the African horizon at dusk. This was the backdrop as we drove into Mafuiane for what would become our last 2013 Mozambique crusade. As a call went out for all people within earshot to join us, we could feel the presence of the Holy Spirit … Continue reading
We awoke early this morning to the sound of roosters calling, children laughing, and music blaring –all right outside our tents. Life in Africa is always a party! We spent the day in the village and got to spend some time with the children there. We taught them “Galinha, Galinha, Cabrito†(“Hen, Hen, Goat†aka … Continue reading
Mambone is a large village located on the Chinde river. During the ten hour bus ride to our most Northern location, the team prepared for our arrival with hours of prayer and impartation, denouncing the presence of witchcraft in Mambone. At the time, we did not realize that it was a central hub for witchcraft not just in … Continue reading
The Bible says you will reap what you sow. Last year, Frontline was able to financially bless Nhabete, a growing village cut off from the nearby highway by an outcropping of trees. We arrived this afternoon to a multitude of singing and dancing women and children waiting to greet us. Piles of cinder block and … Continue reading
After so many were saved and healed last night, we had high expectations for what God was going to do tonight. We set-up our lights and instruments for a crusade, and the crowd grew as we worshipped to African beats provided by our friend Jimmy at the keyboard. Feeling led to go in a bit … Continue reading
After the morning service in Cocomissava, we loaded the bus and traveled to Ntlamwana, a village of soft white sand studded with beautiful palm and cashew trees. It was so remote, our team had to rent a pick-up truck to get to it because our bus could not make it through the deep sandy roads. … Continue reading
Before departing Cocomissava this morning, we joined the villagers for a Sunday morning church service. The church was a reed structure measuring about 10 feet wide by 30 feet long and our team crowded in with at least 30 adults from the village and equally as many children. Though there wasn’t much space, this was a church … Continue reading