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0.3% OF POLISH POPULATION ARE EVANGELICALS = 95,500
HOW TO GIVE
Online Donations! ! www.WorldOutreach.org """"""""! ! Click Donate and select" ! Greg & Erin Skrobarczyk or Mail Checks to! ! World Outreach Ministries! ! P.O. Box B ! ! Marietta, GA" 30061 note for Greg & Erin Skrobarczyk #210
UPCOMING EVENTS
Easter Outreach to local Orphanage. Outreach to Berlin May 23-25 with Samuel students. Rivertree Mission team Jun 27- Jul 5 in Warsaw. Outreach to Sicily with families from Warsaw and Krakow Jul 18-26.
CONTACT
email: skrobarfam@gmail.com mailing address: Przybylskiego 8/2 ! ! ! Warsaw, Poland 02-777
HIGHLIGHTS
Erins sister and BIL visited Poland for 2 weeks and Erin met her new nephew in the USA while enjoying AL snow! The family went on a winter retreat with their church.
Ive found joy and received visions from God - Jurek. I like Bible Hour because it isnt predictable. Weve learned Gods word, about ourselves and how to pray for others - Michal. I learned how to hear Gods voice and found His strength and power - Olek. I like the games we play while learning about God - Bartek. Ive learned what it means to have faith and how I can give God glory - Oleg. They helped the children learn how to hear from God and act on what He says - Mary Dunlop, school advisor.
MINISTRY
We are celebrating two new local team members in Warsaw! Gosia and Ania, both dynamic women of God, work at Samuel School as a teacher and counselor, respectively. Gosia is an old friend of Gregs from the mid 90s when Kings Kids was active in Poland. She offers a fresh realistic perspective, is talented in performing arts, and brings giftings neither Greg nor I have. Ania is an inspiring encourager with a very contagious smile that, as a counselor, is an asset to not only Kings Kids but to all of Poland! Its thrilling to spend time with them as friends and co-laborers. In January we led our second outreach with students (and parents!) from Samuel school to Krakow. Our ages ranged from ve years to forty-ve so we were very intergenerational and interdenominational whereas most of our group was Catholic. The diversity was a blessing as we worked together with a local church to feed and pray for the homeless. God worked through the kids as they shared testimonies on Sunday morning how He had provided the money needed for the outreach and about the divine appointments the Lord had set up the day before between the homeless and our group. We tasted community living at the YWAM base as we prepared meals for each other, ate and prayed together, washed dishes, and worshipped God. We are in the process of translating the testimonies from our outreach on www.samuelnamisjach.blogspot.com
February marked a month of intercession for the nations with the students. First, we connected via Skype with Marjo, the KKI Jordan national leader who is working with Syrian children from a refugee camp with half a million people! We learned about their plight but saw the opportunity KKI has to share the gospel with them. The law in Jordan prohibits Marjos team from open evangelism with Jordanians but they are free to do as they please with Syrians! God spoke to our 7th graders to bless the refugees with clothes and to make cards. We recently saw Marjo in Holland and gave her the suitcase of supplies to take back with her :) The next country for prayer was Armenia where, again via Skype, we got to hear from Alisa. We learned it was the rst nation to adopt Christianity as a state religion dated to AD 301! To this day Christianity is the majority and we prayed it would be a lighthouse to the Muslim bordering nations.
The third nation we are still interceding for is Ukraine. Samuel School is blessed to have a few Ukrainian students so we heard them share what was happening specically to families still living there. There is a lot of fear and uncertainty in what the future holds (for Poles as well) so please pray with us that Christians would rise up and pray and that Gods will would be done in this nation."
The materialist dream of wealth postindependence proves elusive and hollow for most. Violence, immorality and the loss of a moral compass haunt the younger generation in particular, and much of the rural population remains mired in unemployment and poverty. Praise God for the stability, progress and freedom that allow the good news to be preached. Pray that the Polish quest for material advancement might be subordinated to their search for God. We will share a different Polish Prayer Point in each newsletter so you can join others around the world in prayer that changes nations.
winter 2014
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