MY LIFE: MICHAEL MWILA, HANDS AT WORK LEADER (ZAMBIA)

“Earlier this year, I was driving back from community when another car hit the vehicle I was driving. Thankfully there was not much damage to the vehicle except the window at the back. The other vehicle was damaged beyond repair. Shortly after, I received a message from Suzette Tay-Lee (International Office Volunteer, US). She said, ‘Hello Michael, how are you? We are praying for you and your family.’ I was saved because at the time of the accident, someone was praying for me. This is the power of praying for one another. I want to encourage us that we need to pray for one another, especially by name, whenever God speaks to us. You might not know what situation the person is in – you may save his or her life in taking the time to pray for that person.”