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The heart of a father
A worker in Morocco shares with us: We were invited to a traditional village Muslim baby naming party by a friend who married last year. They trusted us not to bring the “evil eye” and allowed us to see their firstborn baby son. Most Moroccans will hide their new born away or cover it up…
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I’m still waiting for fruit
A worker shares with us: “You know, we’ve felt a shift take place in Morocco in the last year or so. More people are open to hear what we have to share. I feel like I am sharing the Gospel, and my testimony more often than I used to, and people are more eager to…
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Record Grain Harvest in Morocco
At the start of 2015, workers in Morocco got together, asking God to show them what to pray for this year. God started speaking about harvest. Its time to pray for a mighty harvest across North Africa. Its time to call forth a spiritual harvest of souls in Morocco. Much sowing has been done over…
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Urban/Rural
There are big differences between the big cities and the rural communities in Morocco. Many are heading to the big cities in search of work, and find themselves in shanty towns and slums. Work is not so easy to find. And people are often grossly underpaid. Despite laws about minimum wages, many don’t want to…
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A Lost Bible, Dreams of Jesus, and a Conversation on the Tram
The day after a day of prayer in a big city with workers from across the nation, two of us got on the tram to go to the train station. A lady and her young boy got on so we made space where our luggage had been on the seats next to us. The boy…