Covid-19 Relief

This year, the world has been in the grip of a global pandemic. Consequently, nations imposed strict lockdown conditions to mitigate the spread of the deadly virus. Naturally, this meant that some of our missionaries were unable to continue their face-to-face ministry as usual.

However, many of our missionaries and associated teams continued to conduct outreach activities in spite of the virus, some improvised with some creative compassion, while others resorted to and virtual (online) ministry. Over the course of the year, thanks to supporters like you, we have been able to financially support their efforts.

COVID EXPENDITURE BY REGION $91,705

MOZAMBIQUE

The power of prayer

The Koti people group of Mozambique went into lockdown and subsequently experienced no community gatherings, no food supply, and no medical help. So, our WO team went to the Lord in prayer, seeking him for wisdom. Without fail, the Father gave them solutions. They were given a slot on the radio, six times a week, to continue teaching the Word of God... thousands of people tune in every day!

Food has been stockpiled and distributed to the most vulnerable.

Finally, they have created devotionals and medical videos in Portuguese for people to pass out from phone to phone to encourage and inform people.

Please keep the Koti people in your prayers. They have no ventilators, oxygen or test kits! God is their hope.

PAKISTAN

Sustenance to the poor

Through funds raised through WO’s COVID-19 appeal, one of our missionaries was able to deliver food packages to 45 families, which provided food for the families for a week. He continues to do this.

INDONESIA

Healing Miracles

One of our missionaries in Indonesia wrote that: ‘…during one of the food parcel hand-outs, we had the opportunity to pray for a man whose shoulders were frozen. He was not able to lift his hands above his head. After praying for him, we all rejoiced as he lifted his hands up high.’ 

On another island, one of our missionaries is helping his community in Indonesia by giving vitamins, bread and cereal to people who have been quarantined. He rides to their fence on his motorbike and hands over a bag full of these essential items to families who otherwise would have no access to them.