A Journey of Stillness and Faith

Greetings to the family of God,

When I started writing this letter, the first thought that came to me was about a journey. I immediately thought of Paul, who went on many missionary journeys. He planted 14 churches, visited them, encouraged them, and warned against false teachers. On his trips, he had many encounters. There is much more to say about Paul’s journeys, which we can follow up in the book of Acts.

I also thought of myself, as I am currently on a journey with my mom. It isn’t easy, but one thing I can say is that God is in control. I believe that you—the church—through your prayers and your care in always asking about her, have eased the burden my family carries. Prayer is the key, and we can only thank God, who never changes. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

Another personal journey I can share is about the fall I had on 16 June 2025. I broke my wrist, and at that very moment, God dropped a word in me: “Be still and know that I am God.” Through this journey, I have learned so much, and I am still in the process of learning. All I could do was rest in the Lord.

Through this journey, I have seen the hand of God and felt the warmth of His love. It is a miracle that today I am able to use my hand. All honour and glory to God. It was your love, care, and prayers that carried me.

Today, it has been nine months since the accident, and the Lord is still working on me. That is why He reminded me to be still.

If we will only hearken to His voice, we will see the salvation of the Lord.

Today, I continue my missionary journey—to evangelise on the streets, in schools, and in homes, as the Spirit of God leads me. I thank God for saving precious souls. It is my desire to continue in this mission God has called me to, for His glory.

The angels rejoice when one soul comes to Jesus.

Shalom (Psalm 46:10)

Yours in Christ,

Serina