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Dear friends, churches, and acquaintances,
the time is almost here—we’re coming to Germany in June for a whole year. We’ve already found a place to stay and are in the process of enrolling Joel and Naemi in the German elementary school in Wülfrath. We’re looking forward to seeing many of you again and reconnecting, but we’re also excited to meet many new faces.
As you surely know from other missionaries, we’ll be traveling a lot during our time in Germany, visiting friends, supporters, and churches. So we’ll continue to be on the road with VM-International and will continue to be funded by donations. Thank you to everyone who makes this possible and is part of our story and calling.
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 "Limitless" Conference
But before we come to Germany, there’s still plenty to do here. In two weeks, our one-day “Limitless” conference from APMedia, which I’m leading, will kick off. We expected 200 participants and already have 450 registrations for the conference. Of those, about 70 will be joining online with their media teams. God has provided well, so our conference room is large enough to accommodate so many people. By the registration deadline, we now expect 500 registrations. Please pray with us that the conference goes well, that we have no technical issues, and that many media workers from a wide variety of churches will be inspired and motivated to bring the Gospel to the whole world through media.
YAN SI HESUS
As APMedia, we are launching a new evangelistic series called “Yan Si Hesus” at the conference mentioned above. “Yan Si Hesus” means “This Is Jesus.” In 12 videos, we introduce Jesus in various ways. Those who feel drawn to the message can learn more about Jesus through a website and/or get in touch with a staff member in their area. Please pray with us that this initiative will bring many people into contact with Jesus and that many churches and individuals will participate in this effort.
If you would like to watch some of the videos, you can visit the website yansihesus.com. The videos are available there. They are in Filipino, but you can turn on English subtitles.
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