Living outside the capital, Antananarivo, can be challenging. Travel is difficult between villages, education levels are low, and 75% of the population lives in poverty. Despite these challenges, most people are willing to hear the Gospel.
“Madagascar is an open country. You can proclaim Christ anywhere,” Zoey explains. “We pray every day at 10:02 for more people to join us. We’re asking churches to send more workers.” Although the IMB team and local partners share the Gospel, they often leave without anyone equipped to disciple or lead fellowships.
The couple is focusing on young adults and university students, hoping to inspire them to study the Word of God and embrace their calling to become the next generation of leaders.
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Pray for additional workers to be able to come lead and disciple new believers in the region where David and Zoey serve.