Noah & Tristan Wilkerson
Mozambique
South Africa
Mozambique
South Africa
Noah and Tristan Wilkerson are thankful for what God is doing through Liberty Baptist Church in Mozambique. Several people have recently made professions of faith in Christ and are now being discipled. Noah also traveled with Josh Barton to a midweek service where Josh preached from Daniel, and they have been encouraged to see leadership qualities developing in several young men within the church. They are praying for more couples and families to join the church and are especially burdened to reach men through evangelism and outreach.
The Wilkersons are also thankful for God’s care for their family. In August, their daughter Alainey was hospitalized with bowel obstruction and pneumonia. Local doctors and the hospital provided excellent care, avoiding the need for a full medical evacuation. She has now made a full recovery, and the family is grateful for God’s provision and for those who helped care for her during this difficult time.
Looking ahead, the Wilkersons are preparing to welcome a missions team of 25 people traveling more than 20 hours to help with a family and young adults conference. They are thankful for the team’s willingness to serve and are praying that the conference will encourage families and young people and produce lasting spiritual fruit. Through evangelism, discipleship, and leadership development, the Wilkersons remain focused on strengthening the church and reaching more people with the Gospel.
Pray for God’s wisdom and direction for the church plant.
Pray for continued salvation decisions and discipleship of new believers.
Pray for the upcoming outreach and evangelism efforts.
Pray for more couples and families to become involved in Liberty Baptist Church.
Pray for continued development of young men into faithful church leaders.
Pray for the upcoming family and young adults conference and the visiting missions team.
Pray for continued progress as the Wilkerson family learns sign language.
Praise the Lord for Alainey’s full recovery and for His provision for their family.