The Graceful Journey

   By: A Student of Canvasser             When I first joined the canvassing program, I felt nervous and unsure, especially when speaking to strangers. However, with guidance and practice, I gradually learned how to greet people, introduce myself, and present the books we were offering. Although I made mistakes at the beginning, I was encouraged when someone accepted a book. That moment gave me confidence and a sense of mission.           Throughout the journey, I met many different kinds of people. Some were very open and supportive, while others had questions or concerns. These experiences taught me how to listen patiently, respond kindly, and always represent Christ with humility and grace. I realized that our role is to share faithfully and trust God with the results.           There was a moment that tested my perspective. Someone gave me money and said not to “beg anymore.” T...

By: A Student of Canvasser        During the recent Eid holiday, I joined a canvassing program in Bandung with a passionate team of fellow missionaries. I was excited—but one day, I woke up feeling unwell. My head was heavy, my body weak, and my spirit low. I wanted to rest, but something in me whispered, "Go—not for yourself, but for the team, especially the first timers who need encouragement."           By midday, my body gave in, and I had to rest in the car. I closed my eyes and prayed quietly for strength. After a short rest and a light meal, I felt a little better. I hadn’t sold a single book yet—only handed out a few tracts—but my heart longed to make a true connection. So I prayed, “Lord, where is that soul? Please lead me to them.”           That prayer renewed me. Soon, I met a man sitting alone by the roadside. He was unemployed, recently injured by a car battery, homeless, and deeply burdened. I...