Beautiful Feet Newsletter: June 2020
Chet & Phyllis Swearingen
Missionaries and Revivalists
. . . Tri-State
>Some of the World’s Most
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No Mission Drift
We returned from our ministry in Indonesia to work with communities in preparation for revival, and we have not drifted from that focused intent. Even with the restrictions due to COVID-19, we have continued our efforts to spark revival throughout the region.
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60 Revival Stories
We have now researched and written 60 revival stories, 8 of which have been written during the month of May. The reason we invest so much time telling of how God has worked powerfully in the past, is that it builds faith in His promises for the future. It has been proven that the telling and retelling of these stories have been instrumental in sparking new revivals.
We encourage pastors to use these stories in their sermons to build faith in their congregation for a revival in their own church.
Eight Stories Written During May 2020
- 1909 Hinghwa Revival
- 1979 USS Barry Revival
- 2010 Indonesian Revival
- 1742 Kilsyth Revival
- 1623 Stewarton Revival
- 1630 Kirk of Shotts Revival
- 1807 Mow Cop Revival
- 1823 Filey Revival
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► Pray for Indonesia, as COVID-19 is now rapidly spreading there.
► Please pray for us as we continue working with communities in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio.
► Pray for those “under 30” to register for our June Deliverance Seminar.
► With the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, pray that our sense of urgency for revival is not eased.
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Our Feet Overseas
Working Among Some of the World’s
Most Unreached People
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COVID-19 in Indonesia
The virus is now spreading rapidly in Indonesia, and with developing medical conditions, and fewer resources than what we enjoy in the USA, the pandemic is proving to be devastating. Please pray for the Indonesian government to exercise wisdom. Pray for protection for God’s people, and for the lost souls who still do not know Jesus.
School Construction Progress
With the Islamic fasting month of Ramadan occurring through most of May, only a small amount of progress was made on the school construction. Ramadan is similar to the Christmas season in the USA, where Christmas and New Year’s vacations slow things down. Construction on the building will resume soon.
