Volume 4, Issue 3
We continue to fulfill our mission… Winning souls, Transforming lives, Empowering people…..
Revs. Raoul & Karen Armbrister Bahamas Missionaries & Island Project Directors
Back yard VBS fosters lasting relationships while creating opportunities to share Jesus Christ!
This shack was replaced by short term mission group with shanty pictured above right.. This was built in five days…...Many more needed!
Light construction continues to be an effective evangelistic tool. Many homes repaired and lives transformed this summer.
Repairing a boat for fishing ministry creates opportunity for short term missionaries to connect!
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NEWS UPDATE! After 20 years of service to Grand Bahama island, Discovery Cruise line closes its doors.. The above ground gardens in villages lead to 9 acre farm being started..Presently undergoing infrastructural development. Fishing ministry continues but dealt a severe blow by Hurricane Irene...More than 3/4 lobster traps & fish pots lost at sea.. The buy-one-feed-one program re-implemented.. A moment of silence for Xanadu‌.Groups will be staying at a new hotel!
God-In-Nature day implemented last year, proving to be a success and a great way to educate groups about the Fishing Ministry!
NEEDS & Prayer Requests Funds to sustain feeding center & purchase food on island.. That God will send more short term mission groups.. That God will help us to find another form of free shipping to Grand Bahama island for donated items. That God’s hand to be upon Karen as she undergoes six more oral surgery procedures..
Thanks to all the groups and people who made ministry possible this year!
Thank God for our two interns, Clare Ziemer, from Yardley, Pennsylvania and Lydia Ford from Sebring, Florida. They shared with us in ministry during the entire month of July. What a blessing to the ministry, groups and the people on Grand Bahama. We fell in love with them both!
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Karazim ministries partners with Operation Christmas Child distributing over seven thousand gifts to kids on five islands of the Bahamas.