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Go To Nations is expanding!

Where we have been: Go To Nations was established in 1981, since then our missionaries have served in over 100 nations, trained over 3,000 laborers, and seen over 2 million documented decisions for Christ.

Where we are going:
To get us to where we are going we will construct a new global mission center. A few weeks ago we held the Upper Room Relocation Launch Event where we invited our corporate partners to learn about this expansion and also be given the chance to sow financially into this endeavor.
Chris and the kids, service with a smile! They helped prepare and serve the food.
Daniel, always eager to serve.
Dave will help lead the relocation fundraising campaign.
Gabi, letting her light shine!
Photo credit: Joel Vagara.

Increase is coming, so enlarge your tent . . . hold nothing back. Make your foundation stronger. You will increase and spread out in every direction. Your sons and daughters will conquer nations.
Isaiah 54:2, 3 TPT

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