A quick report of the work that Worldwide Missionary Movement is making in America and throughout the world. The Holy Bible states: “And they, continuing daily with one accord in the temple... And the Lord added to the church daily such as should be saved”. (Acts 2:46,47).
I SHALL GO AND NOT REMAIN SILENT Event: World Mission Day Date: September 28 Place: America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania
The Worldwide Missionary Movement celebrated the World Mission Day with an international event of prayer and fasting held by its 63 churches located throughout the five continents. This event was held under the motto “I Shall Go and Not Remain Silent.” In every church and temple of the WMM around the world, the importance of missionary work was stressed, and the faithful were encouraged to preach the Gospel to every creature and to listen to the missionary call. The WMM in Spain held an emotional meeting in Barcelona. Reverend Samuel Mejía shared the Word with the message “Importance of Understanding God’s Calling,” based on Galatians 1:15-16. In addition, other worship services took place in the city of Elche and the district of Torrero in Zaragoza. Pastor Wilson Santillán and Reverend José Arturo Soto, international president of the WMM, announces the good news, respectively. Other churches in Europe that celebrated with meetings of faith were the ones in Italy, France, Germany, England, Portugal –where Pastor Carlos Lopes shared God’s message in the city of São João da Madeira– and Switzerland, among others. LAND FOR CHRIST
In the Americas, the WMM in Panama held a glorious service in the town of 24 de Diciembre. At the spiritual meeting, Reverend Epifanio Aprilla shared the message “I Shall Go and Not Remain Silent,” based on Acts 16:6-10. The WMM in El Salvador celebrated the World Mission Day with two worship services led by Reverend Edwin Parada, national supervisor of the Work, and Reverend Adán Sosa, who shared God’s message through beautiful sermons. MISSIONARY MOVEMENT 50 WORLDWIDE Americas • Europe • Oceania • Africa • Asia
