Missions Update: Isaac Allison
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November 29, 2019
Missions Update: Isaac Allison

Isaac Allison is in Cambodia with YWAM, primarily involved in children and youth ministry through day camps. He and his team also hope to do some women’s ministry at a YWAM-owned barista. Most importantly, they want to share Jesus with the people they meet.

He asks the SPL family to pray for reliance on God for strength; a settled spirit; and good team chemistry.

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