The guys over at photogenX have recently published a book called “Sex + Money: A Global Search for Human Worth”. The book is about the global slave trade and was put together by a team of YWAM students from eight different nations. They travelled through 20 different nations and collected the photographs and stories from the trip and made it into this book.
You can read more about the project and find out how to get a copy of “Sex + Money: A Global Search for Human Worth” here.
There is a great discussion going on about personal support raising in YWAM and what it means to live by faith in YWAM. Lynn Green started the discussion with an article that he wrote for the last International YWAMer. The article was reposted on the YWAM Facebook Page.
The original article talks about the call that YWAMers have to a Levital calling and to live off the tithes and gifts of the other tribes of Israel.
You can join in with the conversation over on the page here.
Youth Street in Townsville and Mt Isa was featured at the recent North Queensland Cowboys Rugby League game that was played in Townsville. Over 40 free passes to Youth Street were handed out on the night to many of the young people who attended and the Youth Street commercial was shown on the jumbo screen during the game.
Youth Street is a program for youth from 12 – 17 to give them a fun and safe place to hang out, play and be mentored run by Youth With A Mission in Australia and around the world.
Read more about Youth Street in Townsville and about the North Queensland Cowboys winning football game here.
Last month saw YWAM Internationally joining together to pray for the growing ship ministry in Youth With A Mission. After Mercy Ships was released as their own ministry YWAM continued their own ship ministry under the banner of Marine Reach.
You can read about the International Day of Prayer for the YWAM Ship Ministry here.
Faith Week is a week where Missionaries through Youth With A Mission are sent alone or with a partner for a surprise no location with no planning. They rely completely on hearing God’s voice to hear what they are to do there, and how they are to survive. The participants in Faith Week are deposited somewhere in the world with no plans, no accommodation and only their ability to hear God’s voice to survive where they are sent.
YWAM Missionaries Colin and Hayley had an exciting time in Bucharest, Romania where they were dropped off at the Piata Romana, the busiest intersection in the middle of Bucharest. You can read about their adventure on Faith Week here.
