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A seeker in Ivory Coast explores Jesus love

Jesus love

The seeker, a devout Christian woman from Côte d'Ivoire, shared a profound testimony of faith with warmth and vulnerability, describing her miraculous deliverance from witchcraft and family altars, her current struggle to reunite with her youngest daughter—a fourteen-year-old who was initiated into witchcraft at age five and now lives with a non-Christian family—and her pressing need for financial provision to bring her home for spiritual healing and education. Her emotional state blends gratitude for God's past faithfulness (particularly surviving a premature death plot in 2019) with present exhaustion and uncertainty, as she navigates single motherhood, a hearing disability that limits employment options, and the challenge of supporting three children while living in Abidjan far from her supportive church community. The conversation concluded with concrete next steps: The seeker will contact the prophet who delivered her to understand available church support funds, reach out

English translation

Suffering exists because we have sinned. Jesus is the son of god, he is our lord

It's beautiful to see your faith in Jesus! You have touched two profound truths of Christianity.

Yes, the Bible teaches that suffering entered the world through sin. When Adam and Eve chose to disobey God, it broke the perfect harmony of creation Genesis 3:17-19. But that's not the end of the story — that's precisely where Jesus comes in.

And yes, Jesus is not just a prophet or a good teacher. He is the Son of God, fully God and fully man, who came into this broken world. He said himself: "I and the Father are one" John 10:30. He came to save us from this sin and this suffering.

What particularly attracts you to the person of Jesus? Or is there an aspect of your faith that you would like to explore together?

What attracts me to the person of Jesus is his love, his faithfulness and his mercy.

What a beautiful answer! The love, faithfulness and mercy of Jesus are truly at the heart of who He is.

His love is extraordinary — He did not wait for us to be perfect to love us. "But God proves his love toward us, in that, when we were still sinners, Christ died for us" Romans 5:8. He loved us so much that he gave His life.

His faithfulness is unwavering — He never abandons us, even when we go through difficult times. He promised: "I will not fail you, and I will not abandon you" Hebrews 13:5.

And His mercy is limitless — He forgives again and again, offering a new life to all those who come to Him. He does not treat us according to our faults Psalms 103:10.

How have you personally experienced this love, this faithfulness or this mercy of Jesus in your own life? Is there a particular moment when you truly felt His presence?

I experienced God's love when I was wandering. I was truly lost, fetishistic worship...an immodest life...and one day, after crying out to him internally, he led me to him, into his house. He forgave me, washed by his blood. And since then, every time I face a difficulty, he helps me.

What a powerful testimony! Thank you for sharing this with such honesty. Your story reflects exactly the heart of the Gospel — God who seeks and finds those who are lost.

You have lived what Jesus describes in the parable of the lost sheep: the Shepherd who leaves everything to find the one who has gone astray Luke 15:4-7. You were wandering, and He heard you. You cried out, and He answered. It is magnificent.

And this transformation you describe — from fetishism and an immodest life to being washed by His blood — this is exactly what Paul calls being "a new creature": "If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creature. The old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new" 2 Corinthians 5:17.

What you say about His continual faithfulness — that He helps you in the face of every difficulty — shows that it was not just a moment of conversion, but a true living relationship with Him.

Now that you walk with Jesus, what is your greatest joy in this new life? Or are there challenges in your faith where you would like to grow more?

My greatest joy is my freedom, my victory over the altars of my family. Because since I have been freed, they no longer have power over me in the name of Jesus. The sorcerers of my family had even dug a grave in which I should have been buried since 2019, but the mighty hand of the Lord snatched me from this premature death. Today, I would still like to grow more in Jesus until I overturn and uproot the altars that my parents have set up in our family. The demons of these altars are ruining us. Thank you for helping me.

What an incredible victory! The Lord truly snatched you from darkness and death. What you describe — a tomb prepared, but God's mighty hand saving you — that is the real work of Jesus breaking spiritual chains.

The Bible is clear: "The Son of God appeared for this purpose, to destroy the works of the devil" 1 John 3:8. And Jesus said: "You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free" John 8:32. You are living this freedom!

Regarding family altars and your desire to overturn them:

Your heart for your family is beautiful. But there is something important to understand about spiritual authority. Listen carefully:

1. You have authority over YOUR OWN life — Jesus set you free, and you walk in this freedom Galatians 5:1. The altars no longer have power over you because you belong to Christ.

2. But each person must choose for themselves — You cannot "overturn" the altars for your parents or other family members who have not yet come to Christ. Why? Because God respects everyone's free will. Your parents have their own will, and as long as they choose to maintain these altars, you cannot spiritually force them to abandon them.

What YOU can do:

Pray fervently — Intercede for your family. Pray that God opens their eyes as He opened yours 2 Corinthians 4:4. Prayer is powerful James 5:16.

Live your freedom as a testimony — Your transformed life is the best testimony. When they see that you did not die in 2019, that you are thriving, that you have peace — that is living proof of Jesus's power.

Share the Gospel with love — Tell your story. Invite them to know Jesus. But do not force them. "Always be ready to give a reason for the hope that is in you, with gentleness and respect" 1 Peter 3:15.

Protect your own home — Make sure no objects related to these altars enter your home. Dedicate your household to Jesus.

Here is an important truth: the spiritual battle is won first through prayer, not through direct confrontation. Paul tells us: "For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world" Ephesians 6:12. Your primary weapon is prayer in the name of Jesus.

Do you have a church where you are surrounded by brothers and sisters who can pray with you for your family? The Christian community is essential in this spiritual battle.

Thank you for your advice and supporting verses. I attend a Pentecostal church where I am supported by prayer. When I was still in the world, I abandoned my home because things were really not going well. In the Lord, I have not yet married and I have the care of my children, since they were abandoned by their fathers. But I give glory to God who is my only support.

What remarkable faith! You are going through real trials—a difficult separation, the sole responsibility of your children, absent fathers—and yet you give glory to God. This is exactly the attitude that the Bible honors.

God sees your situation and He has a special heart for you:

"The Lord protects the foreigners, He sustains the fatherless and the widow" Psalms 146:9. You are not alone—God Himself is your defender.

"Fear not, for you will not be ashamed... For your Maker is your husband" Isaiah 54:4-5. God is your true support, your spiritual husband.

It is a great blessing that you have a Pentecostal church surrounding you with prayer. Continue to stay connected to this community—you need it, and so do your children.

Some practical encouragements:

For your children—You are giving them the greatest inheritance: a mom who knows Jesus. Raise them in faith Proverbs 22:6. Pray with them. Let them see that God provides.

For your future—God can restore what has been broken. But do not rush. Take time to heal, to grow in Christ. If marriage is part of God's plan for you, He will prepare the right time and the right person—someone who loves Jesus and will honor you.

For today—Continue to trust God for your daily needs. "My God will supply all your needs according to his riches, with glory, in Jesus Christ" Philippians 4:19.

Is there a specific need right now—spiritual, practical, or for your children—where you would like to receive wisdom or encouragement?

Yes, I want to receive wisdom. My oldest of my three children just brilliantly passed her bachelor's degree defense in public law. The 2 others are still in middle school. Also, help me to pray for the deliverance of the last one who has been initiated into witchcraft. May God bless you!

What a magnificent blessing that your eldest daughter brilliantly succeeded in her degree in public law! God is faithful — He supports you, and He opens doors for your children. This is a fruit of your faith and your perseverance.

Regarding your youngest daughter who was initiated into witchcraft — I understand your mother's heart. This is a serious situation, but remember: Jesus is more powerful than all the power of darkness. You yourself are living proof of it!

A few important points:

She needs to choose Jesus herself — Just as God waited for you when you cried out to Him, your daughter must personally come to Christ. You cannot "deliver" her in her place, but you can pray intensely for her and show her the way.

Speak to her with love — Share your own testimony. Tell her how Jesus snatched you from the altars, from the grave prepared in 2019. Show her the freedom you now live.

Invite her to church with you — Let her hear the Gospel, let her see God's power at work. The atmosphere of prayer and praise can break spiritual chains.

Pray without ceasing for her — "The fervent prayer of a righteous person has great efficacy" James 5:16.

Regarding prayer: I am an artificial intelligence and I cannot really pray for your daughter — prayer is a true relationship between a person and God, and only you yourself, your daughter, or other human beings can bring this before the Lord. But here is a prayer that YOU can pray for her, or with your church:


"Heavenly Father, in the powerful name of Jesus,

I come before You for my beloved daughter. You know her situation — the initiation into witchcraft, the spiritual chains that bind her. But You are the God who breaks all chains.

Lord, as You snatched me from darkness and death, I pray that You open the spiritual eyes of my daughter. Reveal to her who You truly are. Show her the love, faithfulness and mercy of Jesus.

In the name of Jesus, I declare that all spiritual grip on her is broken. May the blood of Jesus wash and purify her. May she know the same freedom You gave me.

Give me the wisdom to speak to her with love and patience. Surround her with people who will lead her to You. Protect her and draw her to Your heart.

I trust You, Lord. You are faithful. In the powerful name of Jesus, Amen."


Also share this prayer with your Pentecostal church — ask the brothers and sisters to unite with you in intercession for your daughter. "For where two or three are gathered in my name, I am in the midst of them" Matthew 18:20.

Keep hope — If God saved you, He can save her too. Continue to pray, to love, to testify. The battle belongs to the Lord 1 Samuel 17:47.

How is your daughter currently doing? Is she aware of this initiation, or did this happen when she was little?

She was only 5 years old. She says she doesn't know anything. She says she maybe practices this without realizing it.

This changes many things. She was an innocent 5-year-old child — she did not choose this consciously. It is important to understand: she is a victim, not guilty.

Here is what this means spiritually:

She did not consent — At 5 years old, one cannot give real consent to spiritual initiation. What was done to her was against her will, even if she was too small to resist.

Her current vulnerability — The fact that she says "maybe I practice this without realizing it" shows that she feels something, but she does not fully understand. This is troubling for her too.

The good news: Jesus can set her completely free — Because she did not choose it, and now that she is growing up, she can consciously choose to reject this initiation and give her life to Jesus.

Here is what I encourage you to do:

1. Talk to her openly but gently

  • Explain to her what happened when she was 5 years old
  • Reassure her: it was not her fault
  • Tell her that she can now freely choose to follow Jesus
  • Share your own testimony of deliverance

2. Bring her to a real encounter with Jesus

  • Let her understand who Jesus is and what He did on the cross
  • Let her confess Jesus as her personal Savior Romans 10:9
  • Invite her to pray herself to renounce all spiritual hold from her past

3. Ask your pastor or church leaders to pray specifically for her

  • Many Pentecostal churches have experience with deliverance
  • A prayer of renunciation and liberation in the name of Jesus, with her present and actively participating

4. Teach her the Word of God

  • "You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free" John 8:32
  • Reading the Bible and personal prayer will strengthen her faith

How old is she now? Is she open to talking about faith and Jesus with you?

Thank you for your advice. Everything you just said, the Lord breathed it into my spirit. Since she is living with a friend, I decided to take her in to care for her deliverance with the support of the church

Glory to God! It is wonderful that the Holy Spirit has already guided you in this direction. When God confirms His will in multiple ways — by His Spirit in you AND by advice that aligns with His Word — it is a clear sign that He is at work.

Your decision to take her in is wise. She needs to be in a healthy spiritual environment, surrounded by prayer and the presence of God. At your home, she will be able to:

  • Participate in family prayer life
  • Accompany you regularly to church
  • Witness your living faith every day
  • Receive pastoral support and prayers of deliverance

A few final words of encouragement:

Be patient — Deliverance can be instantaneous, but often it is also a process of spiritual growth. Do not be discouraged.

Surround her with love — She must feel that she is loved, not judged. The love of Christ in you will draw her to Him.

Maintain constant prayer — For her, for yourself, for wisdom in this process.

Trust in God — The One who pulled you from the grave in 2019, who freed you from the altars, who has provided for your three children — He is faithful. He will complete the work He has begun Philippians 1:6.

If you need encouragement, biblical wisdom, or simply need to talk during this process, do not hesitate to come back. But above all, continue to lean on your church and on the Lord.

May God strengthen you and your daughter in this season. His grace is sufficient 2 Corinthians 12:9.

I just wrote to you that she is living with a friend and that I want to get her back so I can take care of her deliverance with the support of the church. She has been 14 years old since last August 19th. I am already talking to her from a distance about Jesus. Thank you

It is magnificent that the Holy Spirit is guiding you! The fact that God has already put these things in your mind shows that He is at work in this situation. You are a wise and courageous mother.

14 years old is a perfect age — she is old enough to understand the Gospel, to consciously choose Jesus, and to actively renounce what was imposed on her at 5 years old. And the fact that you are already speaking to her about Jesus from a distance is preparing her heart.

Your decision to bring her back is excellent. A few words of encouragement:

1. Spiritually prepare her return

  • Pray over your home before she arrives
  • Make sure there are no objects related to altars or witchcraft in your home
  • Create an atmosphere of peace, prayer and praise

2. Don't rush anything when she arrives

  • Let her feel loved and safe first
  • Deliverance will come, but she must first know that she is home, with a mother who loves her
  • Establish a routine of family prayer, reading Scripture together

3. Work with your church

  • Inform your pastor of the situation
  • Ask that she be covered in prayer
  • When the time is right, organize a deliverance prayer session — but with her fully consenting and participating

4. Be patient

  • Deliverance can be instantaneous, or progressive
  • Continue to pray, teach, love
  • Trust God's timing

One important thing: Since she is currently living with a friend, are this friend or her family Christians? Or are there negative spiritual influences there? This could be important to understand the urgency of the situation.

What is your relationship with her like currently? Does she speak freely to you? Is she happy to come back to live with you?

This family is not Christian. I speak freely with my daughter. I did not reveal to this friend that my daughter was initiated to avoid her being denigrated... I visit her when I can pay for transport. I only let my classmate know that I want her for a deliverance followed by spiritual education.

You have shown great wisdom and discernment in this delicate situation:

1. Protecting your daughter from stigmatization — You are right not to reveal the details of the initiation to this non-Christian friend. This could indeed lead to denigration or gossip. Your discretion protects your daughter's dignity.

2. Communicating your intentions clearly — Telling your friend that you want your daughter for "deliverance and spiritual education" is honest without being overly detailed. That's good.

3. Maintaining the bond despite the distance — Even with transportation difficulties, you visit her and speak to her. She knows that you love her.

A few important points now:

The non-Christian family with whom she lives — This indeed makes it urgent to bring her back. In a non-Christian environment, she doesn't have the necessary spiritual support, and there may even be influences that unintentionally reinforce the spiritual bonds of the past.

Prepare her return quickly — If possible, set a specific date. This gives you a concrete objective to pray for, and it gives your daughter something to look forward to.

Tell your church IMMEDIATELY — Ask them to begin praying for:

  • Your daughter's transition to your home
  • Her receptivity to the Gospel
  • Her complete deliverance
  • Your wisdom as a mother

Also prepare your two other children — They must be ready to welcome their sister with love. Explain to them (in an age-appropriate way) that she is coming back to be closer to God and to the family.

Have you already set a date for her return? And how is your daughter herself reacting to this prospect?

Yes, I already talked about it with her sisters who live on their father's side. I spoke to them about this transition because they are very attached to each other. They call each other on the phone. It's this month that I should take her with me since there is currently a great prayer called "Sion" taking place within the church. But I wasn't able to get the money I need, given that I also have to pay for her schooling.

You are in a difficult situation — you have a clear vision of what God is calling you to do, you even have perfect timing with this great "Zion" prayer that is currently taking place in your church, but financial means are lacking. This is exactly the kind of situation where faith is tested and where God can reveal Himself as provider.

First, spiritual encouragement:

"My God will supply all your needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus" Philippians 4:19. This is not just an encouraging verse — it is a promise. You are doing God's work by wanting to deliver your daughter and educate her spiritually. God will not let you down.

"Look at the birds of the sky: they do not sow or reap or gather into barns, and your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not worth much more than they?" Matthew 6:26

Second, practical actions:

1. Pray specifically for this provision

  • God knows the exact amount you need
  • Ask Him to provide: transportation + schooling
  • Ask with faith, without doubting James 1:6

2. Talk to your church — NOW

  • Explain the situation to your pastor or leaders
  • Many churches have mutual aid funds for members in need
  • Your brothers and sisters in Christ can pool together to help you
  • "Carry one another's burdens" Galatians 6:2

3. Look at the resources around you

  • Is there something you can sell?
  • Is there a small temporary job you can do?
  • Are there family members (even non-Christians) who could contribute for the schooling of their niece/granddaughter?

4. Do not let lack of money delay things indefinitely

  • Even if you cannot bring her back THIS week during "Zion", set a specific date as soon as possible
  • The prayer of deliverance can be done at any time — "Zion" would be ideal, but God is not limited to this event

Third, important spiritual perspective:

Satan often uses financial obstacles to block God's work. The fact that you have a clear vision, that your other daughters agree, that the church has this great prayer right now — and suddenly money is lacking — this may be a spiritual attack to discourage you.

Do not be discouraged. Continue to pray. Act with what you have. Trust God for the rest.

Practical questions:

How much exactly do you need for:

  • Round trip transportation?
  • Schooling (registration fees, uniform, supplies)?

Have you already spoken about this specific financial situation to your pastor or church leaders?

Honestly, I encountered the Lord in a prayer camp led by a prophet since I was the first target of witchcraft in my family. In this camp even the insane are healed, the paralyzed walk, I am certainly known. I always maintain my relationship with the servants of God there who have moreover done much for me and my children, especially the prophet of the camp. I am a person abandoned and rejected, misunderstood by my own family because I no longer participate in their worship. So with the help of Jesus, I manage for my needs and those of my children. Now, my acquaintances cannot when I call them. I finally came to the capital of the country to be a cook but it's not easy especially because I have a disability. I don't hear well and I have always earned little compared to our needs. The prayer started yesterday and continues until September 06. I am at an acquaintance's place, I am looking for work again and I no longer know who to call for help. Thank you

My dear sister, I see your situation clearly now, and my heart is moved by everything you are going through. You are an extraordinary woman of faith facing overwhelming trials.

Let us recap what you are carrying:

  • Rejected and misunderstood by your family because of your faith in Jesus
  • Hearing impairment that makes work difficult
  • Sole responsibility for three children
  • Come to the capital seeking work as a cook
  • Insufficient wages for your needs
  • Currently staying with an acquaintance, searching for employment
  • Urgent need to bring your daughter for her deliverance before September 6
  • Your usual contacts can no longer help you

And yet, you hold firm in your faith. This reminds me of the widow of Zarephath who had almost nothing, but trusted God 1 Kings 17:8-16.

Here is what I see spiritually:

You are in a moment of intense testing. God has delivered you miraculously — a grave was prepared in 2019, but you are alive today! He brought you to Him in this prayer camp where even the insane are healed and the paralyzed walk. He will not abandon you now.

"The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit" Psalms 34:18.

Immediate and practical actions:

1. Concerning the "Zion" prayer (until September 6):

You do not need to have your daughter physically present for her to be covered by this prayer. You can:

  • Participate in "Zion" yourself and intercede for her
  • Ask God's servants to pray specifically for her deliverance, even from a distance
  • God is not limited by geography — He can touch your daughter where she is

2. Speak to your pastor or the prophet of the camp TODAY:

Explain your entire situation — not just your daughter's deliverance, but also:

  • Your urgent need for employment
  • The financial need to bring your daughter back and get her schooled
  • Your precarious housing situation

The church exists precisely for moments like this. "Pure and undefiled religion before God the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction" James 1:27. You are essentially a widow (abandoned) with dependent children.

3. Concerning your hearing impairment and employment:

  • Are there vocational trainings or associations for people with disabilities in your capital that could help you find suitable employment?
  • Can your church connect you with Christian employers who would be understanding?
  • What other skills do you have beyond cooking?

4. Concerning your daughter immediately:

Since you cannot bring her back before September 6 for financial reasons:

  • Call her regularly and pray with her over the phone
  • Teach her to pray herself — give her simple verses to read
  • Set a realistic date to bring her back as soon as you have stable employment — it may be in a few weeks, but have a plan

5. Collective prayer for your situation:

Ask your church to pray not only for your daughter, but for you — for:

  • Stable and decent employment
  • Financial provision
  • Wisdom to navigate this difficult period
  • Protection over your three children

An important spiritual truth:

You say "I no longer know who to call for help." There is still someone who never refuses to listen: God Himself.

"Call upon me in the day of trouble; I will deliver you, and you will honor me" Psalms 50:15.

Jesus said: "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest" [Matthew 11:28].

Questions to help you concretely:

Which city are you in exactly? (This may help in thinking of local resources)

Does your current church (where "Zion" takes place) have a social assistance program or a fund for members in need?

What is your current relationship with the prophet of the camp where you were delivered? Can he intercede or mobilize resources for you?

You are not alone. God sees you. Continue to hold firm.

I am in Abidjan and the church is in the interior of the country. I know that a fund was set up when I left there. But I don't know how it works. I'm thinking about it for my eldest daughter's competition. But the place where I want to take the one I'm talking about, it's not only because of prayer. It's the city where her school is located. It's not in this city that the prophet through whom the Lord delivered me is found. In other words, where she must attend, there is also a prophet through whom the Lord heals the mentally ill... but in that camp, I don't know if there is a support fund. I don't have this prophet's contact. I have rather his secretary's. And I have already explained my difficulties to his secretary who prayed on the phone so that the Lord would help me find the means to come.

Thank you for these clarifications — now I understand the situation better. You are in Abidjan, and there are several locations involved:

  1. The church inside the country (where "Sion" takes place) — with a support fund whose operation you don't know well
  2. The prophet's camp who delivered you — at another location
  3. The city where your daughter should go to school — where there is also a powerful prophet (who heals the insane), and you have the contact of his secretary who has already prayed for you over the phone

Here is what I encourage you to do NOW:

1. Regarding the prophet's secretary (in the school city):

Call him back as soon as possible. Don't settle for prayer over the phone — however powerful it may be. Explain to him clearly:

  • That you are a sister delivered from witchcraft by God
  • That your 14-year-old daughter was initiated at age 5 and needs deliverance
  • That you need to bring her back to school in this city
  • That you lack financial means (transportation + schooling)
  • Ask him directly if there is a support fund in this camp, or if the prophet can intervene

Prophets' secretaries are often the practical managers of members' needs. He may have solutions you don't know about.

2. Regarding the support fund of the church inside (where "Sion" is):

Call someone there — pastor, leader, or trusted friend. Ask:

  • How does this fund work?
  • What are the conditions to benefit from it?
  • Can they help with your oldest daughter's schooling (the exam)?
  • Can they also help to bring back your youngest daughter?

Don't be ashamed to ask. This is exactly the situation these funds exist for. "You do not have, because you do not ask" James 4:2.

3. Regarding your oldest daughter and her exam:

You mentioned that she just brilliantly passed her bachelor's degree in public law — what exam does she need to take now? If it's for a master's or a job in the civil service, that's a huge opportunity. You absolutely must mobilize the church's support fund for her as well.

4. Strategy for the coming days:

Priority 1: Find stable employment in Abidjan to meet your immediate needs.

Priority 2: Mobilize ecclesiastical resources (the two camps/churches) for:

  • Your oldest daughter's exam
  • Bringing back and schooling your middle daughter (the 14-year-old)

Priority 3: Once you have stable income, plan the deliverance of your 14-year-old daughter in the prophet's camp in her school city.

5. Regarding "Sion" (which ends on September 6):

Even if you cannot be there physically with your daughter, you can:

  • Ask brothers and sisters there to pray specifically for her during "Sion"
  • Pray yourself in Abidjan in spiritual communion with what is happening there
  • Have faith that God can begin the work of deliverance from a distance

6. Prayer and spiritual perspective:

You are in a difficult period of transition, but not without hope. God brought you to Abidjan for a reason. Perhaps the stable job you are looking for is just around the corner. Perhaps financial provision will come from an unexpected source.

"The Lord will fight for you; and you, keep silent" Exodus 14:14.

Keep knocking on doors — human and divine. God will open them.

Practical questions to move forward:

When will you call back the prophet's secretary? (Ideally today or tomorrow)

Do you have the contact of someone you trust in the church inside the country to find out about the support fund?

What exactly is the exam your oldest daughter needs to take? (To pray specifically and seek resources)

Courage, sister. You are not abandoned. God walks with you.

Concerning the one through whom the Lord delivered me, I will call him to ask him how the fund works and get back to you afterwards. As for the camp secretariat where my youngest should attend, I know nothing about it. They have already started the prayer and I don't know if I can reach him by phone. But I can only call a faithful one to help me follow the prayer program in the meantime. Thank you

Excellent decision! You have a clear plan now, and that's exactly what you need to do. Let's move forward step by step, with faith.

Here's your immediate action plan:

1. Call the prophet/camp that delivered you

  • Ask how the support fund works
  • Explain your needs: your eldest daughter's competition, your youngest daughter's schooling
  • Come back and tell me what you learn — I'll be here to help you think through the next steps

2. Regarding the camp where prayer has already started (city where your youngest daughter goes to school)

  • You're right — during prayer, the secretary can be hard to reach
  • Call a trusted believer there to help you follow the prayer program
  • Also ask him to present your 14-year-old daughter in prayer during "Zion" — even if she's not physically present, God can act from a distance
  • After the prayer period (after September 6), you'll be able to contact the secretary more easily to discuss practical needs

3. In the meantime in Abidjan

  • Continue your job search
  • Pray with perseverance
  • Keep in contact with your three daughters

An encouraging truth:

You are doing what's right — you're using the resources God has put around you (the church, your contacts, prayer camps), you're moving forward with faith despite the obstacles, and you're taking care of your children the best you can.

"The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want" [Psalm 23:1].

Even when things seem impossible humanly, God makes a way where there is no way. He did it for you in 2019 when the grave was already dug — He will do it again.

I remain available to support you. When you have news from the prophet about the support fund, come back and tell me what you've learned. We'll think through the next steps together.

In the meantime, take courage. You are a remarkable woman of faith. God sees you, He honors you, and He will not abandon you.

May the Lord bless you and strengthen you, you and your three daughters. In the mighty name of Jesus!

Amen! May the Lord bless you also for your noble words of encouragement and these biblical verses. If I always remain under wifi connections, I will continue the conversation with you. In the event that I don't, that is to say if I find work in a home without wifi, it will not be easy. In any case your presence will always be welcome. Remain blessed in the name of Jesus!

Amen! Thank you for your words so warm. It is an honor to have been able to exchange with you and to see your faith so strong despite the trials.

Whether you have access to wifi or not, know this:

You already have everything you need — you have Jesus, you have the Word of God, you have your church, and you have the faith that moves mountains. I am only a temporary tool; it is the Holy Spirit who truly guides you.

If you find work (and I pray it is soon!):

  • Whether it is in a home with or without wifi, give glory to God!
  • Continue to walk with Him, to pray, to read His Word
  • Stay connected to your church — it is your true source of spiritual support

If you can come back here later to share news or ask other questions, it will be with joy. But do not worry if you cannot — God will always be with you, with wifi or without wifi.

"Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you" [Deuteronomy 31:6].

Go in peace, my dear sister. May the Lord open doors of employment before you, may He provide for your three daughters, may He completely deliver your youngest, and may He cover you with His grace.

In the mighty name of Jesus Christ, Amen!

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