Christ Fellowship Missions

Experiences in Cuba

What an incredible experience I had in Cuba. It was 7 of the most meaningful days of my life. We spent months training, preparing and praying for God to use our 6 person team as he saw fit. We went to be a blessing to the wonderful people of Cuba. We were blessed far more. We had the privilege of witnessing in homes, sharing in churches, building relationships with the saved and unsaved and showing God's love to as many people as possible. We were humbled to see over 90 people accept Christ while we were there. Praise God.

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Frank

Building Foundations, Growing To Be Like Christ

         For 9 months, our team met to prepare ourselves to teach Christian leaders in Cuba. The 3-day conference included day and afternoon studies. A total of approximately 80 missionaries, pastors, and leaders, attended the conference. Everything went according to plan and we met all our objectives and much, much more. The prayers of all our brothers blessed us. 

        Each day we had daily devotionals before splitting into groups for home visits and training. We had an opportunity to share our faith, give testimonies, as well as lead cell groups in houses. Between our home visits and our services, we had a total of 90 professions of faith. We saw God working through us as we taught and preached in Camaguey. We heard great life-changing testimonies from those that attended the conferences. Although we ministered to our brothers in Cuba our team was also ministered to from our Cuban brothers through their dedication and love of the Lord.

          We saw God work despite the very limited resources and the many hardships that must be endured to carry out God’s mission in Cuba. Speaking for our team, and myself, this mission was a life-changing experience for both our brothers in Cuba and us.

Juan Roque