Ministry Updates

Reaching the Maasai People with the Gospel (Africa)
Lincoln Murdoch Lincoln Murdoch

Reaching the Maasai People with the Gospel (Africa)

The Maasai people, known for their vibrant clothing and remarkable jump dancing, number around 1 million and live in Kenya and Tanzania. In 2024 Pastor Jefferson Gathu, our Africa Hub Coordinator, identified a critical need: translate the Step Up to Life booklet into the Maasai language, Maa. This translation would open the door for relational, non-confrontational Gospel conversations with the Maasai people.

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Africa Trip Recap  |  December 2024
Nick Bank Nick Bank

Africa Trip Recap | December 2024

Lincoln and I just returned from a gathering in Nairobi, Kenya with the 12 Step Up to Life African Champions, each of whom lead many other pastors and leaders throughout the continent. Keep reading to hear more about the trip, see some photos, and listen to a message from several of our champions in Africa.

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2024 Ministry Highlights
Lincoln Murdoch Lincoln Murdoch

2024 Ministry Highlights

It’s been a busy year here at Step Up to Life! Here’s a 3-minute video summary of ministry throughout 2024.

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Training Leaders in Cuba
Lincoln Murdoch Lincoln Murdoch

Training Leaders in Cuba

Lincoln recently visited south to Cuba to work with a leader that he met four years earlier there.

Eduardo Leyva is a pastor and teaches leadership and evangelism for a number of years. He works with Action Cuba, a partnering ministry of Step Up To Life.

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Lincoln & Nick in Nairobi, Kenya
Lincoln Murdoch Lincoln Murdoch

Lincoln & Nick in Nairobi, Kenya

Lincoln, along with SUTL's new Assistant Director Nick Bank, traveled to Nairobi, Kenya where they met with the SUTL Champions from all over Africa!

There were ten nations represented by the eleven in attendance! A Champion is a "Rep" so to speak...one who has been trained to represent our ministry and teach/preach/train others in the message and method of SUTL. Most have translated the booklet into their own primary languages and some secondary languages as well.

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