Miracles In Africa

A new door has opened to bring a living, miracle-working Jesus to hurting multitudes!

Not long ago, the desire to go to Africa seemed to manifest in my Spirit. I know that sounds mystical, but I don’t know any other way to describe it. I never had it before, but there it was. Shortly after that, my good friend, Tyler Young, asked me to come to Africa. We have worked with the Youngs for almost 20 years in various countries: Russia, Vietnam, North Macedonia, and Albania. In every nation, on every trip, God has been faithful, and we have seen not only the lost saved but also God’s love and power in clear demonstration through miracles, signs, and wonders. Now, I believe God is calling us to Africa. In September, Joscelyne and I will be going to the remote village of Miranga, Kenya. This trip will be different than any we have ever taken. We have never been to Africa and we have never been to a village like this. The people of Miranga live in mud huts. They have not had a church at all until just recently and have had very little exposure to the gospel, many in the village being a part of the Legio Maria cult. I believe this is a divine appointment and that these precious people's lives will be changed forever, the entire village transformed by the power of God.  

We will be taking a team with us. Tyler told me that recently a woman in the village broke her leg. The villagers, not knowing how to treat her, simply put her in a hut without food or water and left her to die. Thankfully, Tyler found her there after four days and took her to the nearest hospital about two hours away. This event is part of the reason this trip is happening. Tyler had a plan to bring people with medical training to this village to teach some basic skills so that this kind of thing won’t happen again. But he didn’t just want to address the natural side. He invited me to conduct a three-night miracle campaign in a new 300-seat auditorium they built in the village. During the day, we will send out laborers, door to door, ministering to people and inviting them to the evangelistic meetings. We will also have medically trained personnel teaching classes to the people of the village in basic first aid, along with providing prescription glasses to those in need. Yes, no place is too far or remote that it cannot be reached by God’s love and miracle-working power!

With the help of God, we have assembled a hand-picked team! Two brothers will join Joscelyne and me. Zack is an Acute RN on the Neuro-spine floor at the Cleveland Clinic, Kyle is a Howland firefighter/paramedic who is certified as an instructor and trained for SWAT and Life Flight, and is also working as a nurse at a Trauma Center. The best part is we have known both brothers since they were kids, and they are full of the Spirit of God, full of faith, and will no doubt add spiritually to the team. Also joining us as an Associate Evangelist is our son, Coen, fresh out of Bible College! We are so glad to have these young men with us. Not only for their help and skills, but also that they may be mentored and raised up in the work of miracle evangelism so that they can take a miracle-working Jesus to their generation.

Thank you for joining us in changing the eternal destiny of people in this far-off land. I believe this village will never be the same, and it will be a light to the whole region. The cost of the trip will be approximately $10,000. This is a rare and wonderful opportunity to transform not only the lives of individuals but an entire village. Thank you for joining us in this work to bring Jesus to these people God loves dearly. He desires for them to experience the reality of Jesus!  Your prayers and support will help the people of Miranga experience that reality in its fullness. You have always been faithful to stand with us and make miracles possible for those who need them. Thank you again for being a part of the sick healed, the bound set free, and those without hope added to the family of God. We love you, and we are grateful to have you as part of this team.

Until All Have Heard,

Jeremy and Joscelyne Gall