Dave and Twinkle Zavala are missionaries in Nairobi Kenya. Dave is the Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel Nairobi and has been serving in Africa for over 8 years. He is one of the main teachers of the Calvary Chapel Bible College in Nairobi, Kenya. He also ministers in the slums of Nairobi.
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McSweeny Feb. 2012 Update
McSweeny Feb. 2012 Update Greetings from Frankfurt! Time has really flown by and the pace of our life has really picked up. For one, we are in the final phases of Linda’s pregnancy. Although the due date is several weeks away, the baby could potentially come at any moment. We have been very [...]
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Spring Semester 2012
Spring Semester 2012 Dear Loved Ones, Spring semester has officially been launched, and we are beginning our third week now. We have a great group of staff and students. Truly, we are an international school, as we have several nations represented here; Canada, Ireland, Malaysia, Germany, Mexico, Romania, and the USA. There has been [...]
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Women World Changers
Women World Changers is a group of women who seek to stir up and mobilize the body of Christ by reminding them that the message of the Gospel is spread through the Great Commission, and help them to see the harvest field for what it truly is, reachable. We want to remind women of the [...]
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Reaching the Next Generation
I have had the privilege of traveling all over the world and visiting more churches then I can remember. In fact when I was in Bible College I joined choir and we were blessed to be able to travel every weekend to sing in a different church. I got to see and experience a LOT [...]
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Please Pray for Nepal
SGWM is committing the month of February in praying for Nepal. The land-locked nation of Nepal between China and India was, until 2006, the world’s only officially Hindu nation, with 86 percent of the population being Hindu and only 0.6 percent Christian. Today, Christians make up 2.8 percent of the population while Hindus account for 75 [...]
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Persecuted Countries – #3 – Saudi Arabia
Freedom of religion is unknown here. Within Saudi borders, the government denies recognition or protection of any religion other than Sunni Islam. The legal system is based on Islamic law and conversion to another religion is punishable by death if the accused does not recant. Non-Muslim public worship is prohibited and there are no public [...]
