Missions Letter Essay

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February 1st, 2014

Dear Family and Friends, I pray that this letter finds you well! Currently a junior in high school, the Lord has been providing me with many exciting opportunities. One of these opportunities will be taking place this summer as I, along with a group of teens from my youth group, travel on a missions trip to Peru. We will arrive on July 25th and be returning on August 3rd. While in Peru, we will be setting up a Christian-based camp for many Peruvian children to attend. At this camp, we will be able to spread the gospel to the children in the form of teaching, worship, dramas, games, and one-on-one interaction. After finishing up Spanish III this past semester, I am very excited to be able to put it to good use while in Peru. I am also excited to experience missions outside of the U.S. where I will be forced to step out of my comfort-zone and challenge myself spiritually. I pray that God will work through me as I try to witness to the people of Peru. While I prepare for and embark on this missions trip, your prayer would be greatly appreciated. Please pray for safety as we travel into the jungle of Peru. I also ask that you would pray for unity among the members of our team, as well as, for God to ready our hearts and minds in order to accurately portray his love to whomever we come in contact with.

Your prayer support will be greatly appreciated. In addition, in order to go to Peru, I need to raise a total of $1,750. If you

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