Arriving in Zimbabwe - LTLA Prayer Bulletin - October 2025

 

Dear LTLA Friends, Today I arrive in Zimbabwe and covet your prayers not only for me but also for my sister and brother-in-law who will arrive on Saturday. It has been a blessing this year to have family visit the work of Life to Life Africa. I am excited to have Tim and Debbie experience what God is doing and to contribute with their gifted experience. Tim has been involved in training business as mission practitioners initially in Brazil as he prepared kingdom minded entrepreneurs to enter closed countries to traditional missionaries. He now travels to encourage the work of these pioneers carrying the Gospel through their business ventures. This week he has been involved in a business as mission conference in Cape Town, South Africa. He and Debbie have been joined at the conference by Shalom Govero, wife of Jonathan, who are leading the work of The Navigators in Zimbabwe. They are keen to create a business as mission movement among entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe to help carry the work of God's kingdom there and beyond.

Debbie, Shalom & Tim at the FORGE 2025 Conference

Shalom is actively coaching and discipling young women entrepreneurs. This Saturday Tim will share his experience in the field with these and other entrepreneurs in Harare. Then he will share with our LTLA team on Monday & Tuesday. Debbie, who is a retired music teacher, will enjoy working with the LTLA team members who work with children to incorporate singing and the use of small handheld instruments which she has graciously gifted the ministry. On Tuesday, she will be able to work directly with the Critical Care Center children. Do pray for me in my meetings with the LTLA team leaders as well as the ministry trustees as we evaluate the year and prayerfully consider plans for next year. On my return I will stop in Orlando to visit Thomas Gilbert & Jim Cunneen who minister there and oversee the work of Life to Life Ministries. Grateful for your partnership in prayer! Mike Sulc Life to Life Africa