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News Letter - April 2006 By Martha Jakab
Dear Ones,
Thank
you all for your support and prayers. As we have been waiting on the Lord for
His timing on our comings and goings He has been speaking to our hearts about
our family, in particular Desi’s family. They live in Hungary, and are aging
and do not know the Lord except one sister. We have enough air miles to go to
Hungary and we were given a surprise gift to cover any other costs. We will be
staying with relatives. His brothers are in their seventies and do not know
the Lord. There seems to be urgency in the Spirit even concerning Hungary.
After we decided we were going to go we found out there are to be elections in
April there. The Neo Nazi party seems to be gaining momentum, as that is the
direction the young people want to go. Maybe that is why there is such an
urgency to go now. We will know that later. Pray for us.
When we return from Hungary we will make our preparations for
Africa. We are grateful and appreciate all the funds that have been sent to us
to further the work amongst the poor and orphaned in Malawi and Mozambique. As
the funds come in for Africa we will then determine exactly what country we
will go to first and then make our itinerary as the Lord shows us.
The Lord is also beginning to speak to hearts of
people that are interested in coming to Africa and joining us in the future.
We are planning to leave in July and stay for several months, doing a lot of
ministry, and it also looks like the Lord is going to send people (teams to
come and join us). One project that is also under way is the completion of
the small hospital in Malawi (15 bed hospital where there is nothing available
for the sick). We are looking to God for training the nationals to not only
run the hospital as a medical clinic but also a place where the sick and dying
will be also ministered to and be healed!
Martha says, but this is for both or us: My heart
is still for the poorest of the poor. My deepest desire is still to be there
and live out there on a long-term basis and come home once a year. But the
Lord is the one who is in control and it is His voice we are to listen to. He
is the one who cares more about the poor and needy than even we do. He is the
one who knows better where we are to be and when and for how long. But it is
still in our hearts for longer-term service. He will show us where and when.
In the meantime He leads us to the needs and lives He wants us to touch now.
Thank you again. Continue to pray for us. We need your prayers. More than
anything else we want to be His hands, His touch, His voice, His eyes to a
helpless desperate people who has only one hope and that is Jesus. My desire
is that there will be more anointing upon us than ever before so that we will
be His instruments of hope and healing. God bless you all.
A wonderful miracle took place, while in
Saskatchewan in March, the elders of the one very small church in the
Preeceville area of central eastern Saskatchewan, where we have been in
fellowship now for the past 10 years: had a surprise meeting on our behalf.
When we came back from Mozambique both Martha and I began to fast and pray for
God’s direction for 2006, and I told Martha when I come back from Saskatchewan
– we will know what the Lord is doing with us. (We also want to thank God’s
faithful people for praying for us as Martha noticed my trip to Saskatchewan
mentioned in the bulletin back home, in B.C. Thank you!) The elders meeting
in Saskatchewan felt urgency in their hearts that the trip to Hungary was a
definite YES, and it had to be soon! A Confirmation to us as well! When I
contacted the Airlines (Norwest and KLM) for our free flights the end of
March, we were left amazed and surprised: The only time we could get a free
flight was on Easter Sunday – and nothing else in April was available, and the
only time we could get a free flight back in May was on May 9th –
and again nothing else was available during
the entire month
of May. With Desi’s many relatives in Hungary – please pray for a giant
miracle, in the area of Salvations, healings, and deliverances and for his
immediate family – household salvation!
In 1968 Desi received a prophecy in which he was
seen going to a foreign country – and signs and wonders following. Beginning
of 1974 God moved on his heart to intercede not only for his family but the
entire nation. After 8 months of intense, one-hour prayer every morning
before going to work, God released him to go back and visit his family and
homeland, after being away from them for 18 years – living in Canada. Desi
escaped Communism at the age of nine (ALONE – with God’s help and direction),
and had doubled his age here in Canada while he was away from his family. Not
only did his mother and dad become born again but also his oldest sister.
Also over the years tens of thousands were swept into God’s kingdom (something
that was not made known to Desi until the late 1990s) because of one young
man’s obedience to pray when God’s Holy Spirit moved on his heart in 1974! The
pastor of the largest church in Hungary (which was meeting in a football
stadium outside of Budapest – over 40,000 people) once Communism came down:
The pastor of that church was saved in one of the services in Budapest after
God directed Evangelist Bud MacLean to go with Desi in June 1975. God is
faithful to the prayers of His people, and all of heaven; including the end of
the age - are waiting for us, so God can restore all things back into His
church and to His Bride! The glory of the last day church will be much more
glorious and greater than what the early church experienced! (Haggai 2:6-9,
also Psalms 126:1-6!)
In closing, Martha
and I need help with our year end books for Feeding The Hungry – Global
Ministries – which also has to be done before the end of May. If anyone can
help and knows how to do up Government papers, please let us know. And again,
A Big Thank You to all our friends and Family of God that have been so
instrumental in helping us, and also praying for us!!! What a blessing you all
have been!
In
the Love of Jesus - Blessings to you all!
Desi
and Martha Jakab
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