Dear Partners in the Great Commission, November 2007
October was certainly a very busy month with 14 days on the road, speaking 19 times to 2,083 people in five different states. What incredible opportunities. I am overwhelmed as I watch the Lord work in every meeting, whether college campuses, retreats, mission conferences, or youth groups. This is such a humbling experience to be given this opportunity to work for God.
Thanks, supporters, for your the prayers. I go into my meetings feeling comfortable as the power of your prayers is covering me. Amazing how God is right there. Thank you for being my friend and partner in this ministry.
Thank you, too, for your generous gifts. We are a faith mission and are very dependent on the gifts of people like you to keep me on the road, and Laszlo Mission League operating. It is by faith that we are able to minister all over this nation, and you are a major part in all this. Praise God!
We continue to rely on you, our team, to help us continue to bring God’s blessings, by sharing the Good News of Hope and Salvation in Christ.
Thank you.
Believing God for the best in your life,
Marilyn Laszlo
PS - I have many open slots on my speaking calendar for next year. Would your church or group invite me to talk? See http://www.laszlomissionleague.com/ for my calendar and speaking details. Thank you!
About Me
- Marilyn Laszlo
- Marilyn Laszlo was born in Valparaiso, Indiana, as the eldest of four daughters of Martin and Lois Laszlo. Marilyn grew up on a small farm. As a young girl, while plowing the fields of her parent's farm, she made a commitment to be a missionary. She graduated from Bryan College, Tennessee, which also recently awarded her a Doctorate of Letters (May 2003). Marilyn studied linguistics at the University of Oklahoma and then kept her commitment to God by serving with Wycliffe Bible Translators. She traveled to Papua New Guinea, with a translation partner, to Hauna Village, home of the Sepik Iwam people. Marilyn, her sister Shirley, and their language helpers took an unwritten language and created an alphabet and reading books, and taught the people to read and write. Marilyn and Shirley did medical work, and trained indigenous people to operate a local school, store, and clinic. Now, a boat staffed by Sepik Iwam Christians shares the Gospel and offers medical work along the river. Marilyn's video "Return to Hauna" won the Angel Award in 1999.
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