Jordan 2026 Mission Project ~ 5/10/26
YVONNA FRAZER: This morning, our team was warmly welcomed by the Nazarene Church in Al-Ashrafieh where we were blessed by spirit-filled singing and preaching.
YVONNA FRAZER: This morning, our team was warmly welcomed by the Nazarene Church in Al-Ashrafieh where we were blessed by spirit-filled singing and preaching.
Melanie Jones: Our first full day here in Jordan started a breakfast of traditional foods -- hummus, fresh falafel, fresh pita bread, and yogurt with honey and jam.
Michael Bryant: Our team arrived in Amman today. We have met Pastor Wasim and moved into our apartments at Grace Church.
Michael Bryant: On Thursday, May 7, SPC's Jordan 2026 Mission Team will fly from Dulles to Amman to ministry to refugees with Grace Church and Global Partners in Peace and Development. Our team is Melanie Jones, Yvonna Frazer, Rosebud Howren, Cindy Bryant, and Michael Bryant. Sally K, already working in Jordan, will join us for several aspects of our project.
Misty Tafao: Father, You are worthy of all honor and praise. We thank You for safe passage to and from Ukraine. We thank You for appointing us to bring the message of Your love to the students of Ostroh.
JEANNIE TABB: Wow! We have finished the English club in Ostroh! There were classes from 6:00-9:00 Monday through Friday. Personal meetings with students in the afternoons where we met for coffee and shared our Life Maps - highlights from our lives and how God is working.
Aleksei Лаврухин (Aleksei (Alex) Lavrukhin): Today was the last day of English Club. The team was ready for a well-deserved break, but nevertheless finished strong.
CHANIN GILMAN: God is working in Ostroh, Ukraine! And we have been blessed to participate in small ways with the young adults here.
JEANNIE TABB: Thank you for praying! God is answering all our prayers one by one!
Melinda Batalias: Today was a busy day in Ostroh, Ukraine. The day began at 9 with a breakfast that includes local favorite foods, such as: potato pancakes, wheat bread and butter, buckwheat, raw vegetables (tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers), cabbage salad, and scrambled eggs. After breakfast, about twelve student volunteers and Cru staff joined our team and listened as I shared my testimony of how Christ met me in my pain and walked me through my healing.