Greetings beloved in Jesus. In January we went from the warmest days on record to the coldest and snow blew in so heavy and quick. David had to get the tractor to clear our driveway for us to leave our home.

    We are so thankful for God’s protection, and we pray for you to be covered by the blood of Jesus to receive His protection, blessings and answered prayer. Thank you for remembering to cover us in prayer as well. And Happy Valentine’s Day.

     Sonya got to experience her first snow. She was up at 2 in the morning to get into it. She just couldn’t wait. It is enjoyable to be a part of her first experiences here in America.

     You can tell she is of the younger generation; she often is only in the other room, a few feet away from me and texts me with questions.

     She has done a great job creating video from our reports of our pastors and works in the mission field.  She often copies a group of pictures and texts them to me asking, “What does this mean?” I tell her what our ministers or workers are doing and very shortly she has created a video with the description and posts them online.

    For those of you who are online, please look up our posts on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok (Native Missionary). It is nice to see in action the work of missions. Some videos are a grouping of pictures while many of them are actual videos provided by our ministers.

     Sonya has been a big help. I asked her if I wear her out. No, she replied. I asked, “were you busy like this in Thailand?” She said, “no, well, busy sometimes, but not every day!”

     I asked if she likes church, because she goes with me to every service. She said, “yes, I enjoy your church services.” I thank God for sending people like her and especially like you who care about the work of the Lord, missions and for souls to get saved.

     The atheist I previously mentioned is now a Christian! I visit him after church in one of the nursing homes. He wants prayer every week now. I still visit the Muslim who is across the hall. He often tries to prove how right he and his religion is, but when I answer every comment with scripture and Truth, he always ends the conversation with, “well, thank you for the visit. I enjoy talking to you.”

     I appreciate your prayer covering and for our ministers overseas because we are reaching people who have false beliefs. It takes the work of the Holy Spirit to soften hearts and revelation to know that Jesus is the only Way, Truth and Life.

     David and I are facing some hard decisions, we are seeking God for clear direction. There is a need for ministry in the far northern regions of Canada. We currently don’t have anyone for this outreach, but we have been asked to do work among poor villages with no churches and problems of addictions.

     We are praying for another outreach right here in Oklahoma. There is a great need. There is a space available; and now we seek God for His Will and His way.

     Meanwhile, God has been moving in our church services in the nursing homes. One young man who is believing to walk again after an accident came to service last week. When I invited him (after many times), he replies, “I think I will come and find out what everybody is talking about.”

     There are several men who live in the hallway where I meet for church. They won’t come out of their rooms, but their doors are open and they can’t help but hear. I have seen a few hearts begin to soften as the Holy Spirit deals with them.  

     Meanwhile in Mexico, God is moving powerfully! In January 2026 Blanca has already led 112 people to salvation, 2 more rededicated and several received healings. I asked Blanca, “What healings happened? Tell me about them.”

     She is so used to God moving and doing, she forgets we want to hear. One lady had kidney problems with great pain. After prayer all pain was gone and she is rejuvenated. Another lady had a lump on her head, it vanished after prayer.

     Another woman asked for prayer because she was on her way to the doctor to run tests. Blanca found her the next week while out witnessing and the woman said that all her tests could find nothing wrong with her. She said her doctor was so surprised he didn’t understand what had happened. The lady gave God the glory for healing her; many others miracles also are happening.

     Gayl, jump up in there and go knock on the door! And away he goes bringing Jesus to the home. Gayl is Blanca’s son.

     I had to send Blanca extra funds again, she keeps giving out food; She gives out what we send for support in food, then she gives out her pantry leaving her family with no food.

     She said she has asked for house cleaning jobs, but no one is hiring right now. This had been her side work for extra income. How do you say no to someone who does what they do? Since I got to spend time with Gayl, I really want to help him.

      We are so happy, Joel says it is now official. He and Jen are engaged to be married. He faithfully waited for God to send him a partner in ministry. Their plans are for about a year away. Joel is our pastor in the Philippines.

      Sis. Roda was hospitalized for 4 days with high blood pressure. She is a faithful church worker. She kept her faith for healing and right after being released she

immediately went to church and prayer meetings. She didn’t want to miss serving God at church.

     Joel says he sees his congregants growing strong for Jesus and know that God is blessing the ministry. He sends his thanks and regards for your prayers and support.

     Our church in the Philippines has regular church services, outreach evangelism, prayers meetings in homes and at the city capital and food distribution when available. Once Joel is married, we plan to reopen an orphan’s home again.

     In caring for children, we continue to fund the village feeding program under Pastor Nehru. The village is poor; the parents are grateful their children do not go hungry. 40 children get a free meal every night.

     Pastor Nehru also brings food and church to the leper village who are grateful for our help.

     Pastor Jacob oversees a boy’s orphan home near Hyderabad and he is praying we will open a girl’s home nearby. He says there are many girls waiting and if we could support it, the orphanage could be opened immediately.

     Our orphan home near Kakinada is very blessed. David and I enjoy spending time with them so much. I’m told the children get so excited when they get to talk to us. They have made such a wonderful impression on us and we think we are helping them. Praise God we are able to raise children to know and love the Lord, Jesus Christ. I love that we take care of orphaned children. Thank you so much for what you do to help us provide for them.

     Our sewing clinic is in a new session. The ladies are so happy to come. We always have a waiting list of women even though it is never advertised. It is a free clinic to train women to be tailers and earn an income. They come, listen to the gospel, sew and are trained and by the end of the course, they are ready to accept Jesus in their heart and bring the good news home.

     We held a women’s conference in the village of Pastor Nehru, hosted by his wife. The pastor’s wives, local Christian women attended and it was so blessed. The women returned home bringing blessings they received, and it lightens the home.

     Pastor Rufus Paul needs to complete his church. He needs appx $13,100 to finish. Pastor Spurgeon has already declared by faith the church will be finished this year. We are standing in agreement with them. We need to keep building churches. We must keep the gospel reaching as far as possible while we can.

     The more we do for the Lord, the more urgency I have to spread the gospel and help those on the mission field do the same. I am so grateful to

you. I thank you for standing with us, praying with us and always know I pray for you. Happy Valentines Day and God bless you.

 

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                                                                                                                  Sis. Heather Becker