1/31/15: Thank you saints for your prayers. Today we went out on gospel outreach with the community saints who joined us. Over 30 people were contacted within two hours of door-knocking this morning. Many were also invited to tomorrow’s gospel meeting. The highlight of the day was a young couple who got baptized this evening in a saint’s home. Near the end of our gospel team singing, fellowship and coordination for tomorrow’s gospel meeting, Lord’s Day February 1st, we received notification from a gospel contact and his girlfriend whom we met on campus on Thursday, January 29th, stating that she wanted to be baptized today. We went to pick them up and brought them over to the saints’ home where we were. After dinner and singing we had fellowship and testimonies regarding baptism. When the time came, initially only the girlfriend was going to be baptized, but the Spirit was moving and after she was baptized the boyfriend said that he wanted to be baptized as well. Hallelujah! We baptized both of them into the Triune God!

2/1/15: This morning was the third of six gospel meetings in Rancho Cucamonga. There were over 100 persons who attended, including the saints and new ones. After the sharing and testimonies those that came were asked to stand up with their friends and saints who contacted them. They then prayed and called on the name of the Lord together. Those that had a desire to be baptized also stood up and were called to the front to pray with the saints and their friends. May the Lord release these baptisms! After the meeting there was a time of blending and fellowship with the saints and gospel contacts. A number of contacts expressed that they enjoyed the meeting and that they would like to bring their friends or family as well.

Prayer Burdens:

• Gospel meetings on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2015—that the Lord would continue to bring many English-speaking ones, that they would be saved and baptized, and that they would be remaining fruits of the gospel.
• The Lord to release the baptisms of all those contacts that have a desire to be baptized this week
• Twenty remaining fruit in Rancho Cucamonga
• Five English-speaking families to migrate to Rancho Cucamonga