Stories from the Street

Gaithersburg, MD.
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This report comes to us from team leader Nancy with our team in Gaithersburg, MD:
I was very blessed to have one of the members of St. John Neumann parish come and help me evangelize last Thursday along with my husband. Amparo is a beautiful Columbian woman who loves her faith and is passionate about spreading it! There are many Latinos, young families in particular, who have left the Catholic Church and therefore are not passing on the faith to their children. Amparo had many very important conversations about enrolling their children in a Religious Ed Program at our church. She is also from the Legion of Mary and shares her love for Our Lady as well.
There are also many people who have just moved into the area from Africa. This was the case with a young man, Pierre. He was very eager to know what churches in the area offer Masses in French which we gave to him. It was beautiful to see him hungry to be with the Lord.
Tom and I went out this past Saturday as well. Please pray in particular for a Hindu family whom I witnessed to and invited to attend a healing conference in our area, Lisa who is homeless and very wounded that God would bring healing and restoration to her and Sabrina, whom Tom prayed with for peace and strength.
Praised be Jesus Christ! May God continue to bless and protect this Chapter, that it would bear much fruit for God’s kingdom.
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