Will You Go? (Mozambique, Africa)

During a time of war, God sent me to the nation of Mozambique, Africa.
The spiritual atmosphere there was really intense and I could feel the prayers that carried me along.

  Because it was so dangerous, I was the only visitor that Heidi Baker allowed.

Frequently, I was awakened by the Muslim prayer call that began in the early mornings.  I would start praying and pleading the Blood of Jesus over the base.  I really saw the importance and power of prayer in a new way. It’s so important to pray in the Spirit and to be aware of the times that we live in. There really is power in your prayers.

When I go to Mozambique, my desire is to go LOW and SlOW. I desire to learn from the people of the nation. I learn from the children to be more “childlike,” and to have joy regardless of circumstances. I was honored to share my story of making God my Father to the African Mamas but they ministered more to me through their hunger for God by their worship.

Preaching To The African Mommas

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Hungry for God

The African mommas praying when I was preaching to them.

One day on outreach with Heidi and some missionaries, I got to meet a former witchdoctor and his wife, Tina, who were radically saved. They are now preaching the Gospel around the villages. He was feared in four Provinces because of the darkness he carried. The police would shoot him and he would just stand there. Now he is full of Jesus and walking in the power of light. He says he’s happy now! His wife, Tina, received a miracle and has been healed of lebrosy.

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Tina on my left was healed of leprosy.

Sitting with the African Momma’s

It’s always a humbling experience for me when I go to Mozambique. It’s a time of complete surrender. It’s a place where I meet with God for the people of that Nation.

Words can’t express how thankful I am for your prayers on my trip.

❤️

 

Outreach with the children.

Outreach with the children.

Preached to the African Mommas on outreach.

Preached to the African Mommas on outreach.

African village.

African village.

Hannah Brim