June Ministry Update
June was a month that reminded us once again that when we simply say "yes" to where God is leading, He faithfully opens the doors.
With our trailer packed, we set out across the East Coast, not knowing all that the Lord had prepared. Every stop became another opportunity to witness His faithfulness and watch Him move in people's lives.
One of the greatest privileges of this journey was walking alongside pastors and church leaders across Atlantic Canada. Can we tell you how honored we feel to do that? It is a privilege we never take for granted. God has allowed us to build relationships with many of these faithful leaders, walking with some through seasons of incredible ministry growth and celebration, while standing beside others during some of their most challenging moments in ministry.
Whether sharing joyful victories or carrying heavy burdens together in prayer, we are continually reminded that ministry is not meant to be done alone. Our heart is to encourage these pastors, stand with them in faith for what God is doing in their communities, and remind them that they are not walking this journey alone.
New Brunswick
Our journey began with a stop in New Brunswick, where we shared a meal with a pastor and his wife whom we had met at General Conference. It was a simple evening of conversation, encouragement, and prayer as we listened to their hearts for their church, their community, and what God was doing in their lives.
At the time, we had no idea that God would weave this relationship into the rest of our journey. As we traveled home weeks later, this same pastor felt led to host a service for his congregation. What began as a dinner around the table became another opportunity to encourage a local church and minister to God's people.
Prince Edward Island
Our journey continued in Prince Edward Island, where we ministered at Hebron Fellowship. During our time there, the Lord spoke prophetically into people's lives, reminding them that they are deeply known, deeply loved, and never forgotten by Him. Watching hearts soften as they encountered the Father's love was a beautiful reminder that God is still speaking today.
From there, we preached two services in Charlottetown. Throughout the weekend, we sensed the Holy Spirit stirring a fresh hunger in people's hearts. There was a growing desire to wake up, pursue God's presence, and allow Him to move in and through their lives in a greater way.
This church is in the process of rebuilding after being devastated by a hurricane, and it was incredible to witness not only the rebuilding of the building itself, but also the rebuilding of hearts. There was a renewed faith and expectancy among the people as they embraced the truth that God is not finished with them. We left encouraged by their perseverance and inspired to see a congregation believing that God has even greater things in store for their church and their community.
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