Mission Possible

Yesterday, this note came in with a donation to Mission Possible USA.

And the timing stopped me in my tracks.

I was on my way to visit with Ralph and Vicki Mann. Ralph founded Mission Possible in 1974 — and he is the man being spoken about in this note.
Decades ago, a meeting in a children’s hospital connected two families. Yesterday, all these years later, a daughter gave to Mission Possible in honor of her mother’s birthday because of that connection.

And last night, I got to sit with Ralph and share the note with him.

A seed planted that is still bearing fruit today.

It made me think about the thousands of lives touched through Mission Possible over more than 50 years — and all the people who prayed, gave, served, and said yes to God along the way.

What seeds are we planting today that God may still be using decades from now?

This morning, as I left, Ralph prayed for Mission Possible — for God’s calling, His vision, His people, and His resources. I’m excited - Are you?

🇺🇦 The Gospel is being passed from one generation to the next.

When Ksenya first came to a Mission Possible Bible club, she was just seven years old. Week after week, she learned about Jesus, built friendships, and attended summer camps.

Today, she's serving on our Ukraine ministry team, investing in the lives of the next generation.

Alongside Ksenya is Anya, who came to Odesa as a refugee and now faithfully serves children through her local church and Mission Possible.

Even in the midst of war, God is raising up local believers to share the hope of Jesus with children and families throughout the Odesa region.

Please pray for our Ukraine team as they continue to serve with courage, faith, and compassion. And thank you for partnering with Mission Possible to help make stories like this possible.

Read this week's blog.
https://mp.org/friendship-and-faith-grow-together-in-childrens-bible-clubs/