One sheep like a hundred
In Amsterdam nobody came to the rented hall but the owner. In London one person came. The team preached to each as if to a thousand.
Two halls were rented on the Europe journey and advertised on the streets and online. In Amsterdam, on the second day of the mission, no one came except the young woman who owned the hall; the team prayed with her and ministered to her, then went back to the streets. In London, a handful cancelled at the last minute and one individual came.
They refused discouragement, encouraged themselves in the Lord, and engaged that one person as if speaking to a thousand, expanding the purposes of God for this hour. Between those two halls lay Berlin, where a hall was given free of charge, Plymouth, where a church was planted, and about thirty souls saved on the streets.
“Let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” Galatians 6:9
