Cameron CoeHost
And I think I have the best job at Harris Creek because our team dreams, thinks, and plans, how can we reach the utmost parts of the earth with the gospel? If you think about our mission statement, we exist to help everyone follow Jesus.

Our team's thinking, how can we make that everyone as literal as possible? We're going to the ends of the earth, reaching all peoples and places with the gospel.


And our goal was to move about in the city, find English speakers and share with them.

And so we would go to campuses, we would go to malls, we would go to parks, anywhere that we could find people to interact with and engage with.

And so a common practice that we would go with is a practice called care with prayer.

We would ask people, is there anything that we could pray for in your life? And we would care for people by praying for people.

But we were at a park one day and we met, we rolled up on a guy sitting on a bench and we said, hey, sir, do you speak any English? He said, I do.

Is there anything in your life that we could pray for? And the guy's name was Amika.

And Amika told us that he had just finished a job interview and that he would love prayer for that.

And so we ended up having more conversations with Amika, more questions with Amika to learn about his life.

And then we asked him, Amika, do you have a faith? And Amika said, I am a Muslim.


And I think I have the best job at Harris Creek because our team dreams, thinks, and plans, how can we reach the utmost parts of the earth with the gospel? If you think about our mission statement, we exist to help everyone follow Jesus.

Our team's thinking, how can we make that everyone as literal as possible? We're going to the ends of the earth, reaching all peoples and places with the gospel.


And our goal was to move about in the city, find English speakers and share with them.

And so we would go to campuses, we would go to malls, we would go to parks, anywhere that we could find people to interact with and engage with.

And so a common practice that we would go with is a practice called care with prayer.

We would ask people, is there anything that we could pray for in your life? And we would care for people by praying for people.

But we were at a park one day and we met, we rolled up on a guy sitting on a bench and we said, hey, sir, do you speak any English? He said, I do.

Is there anything in your life that we could pray for? And the guy's name was Amika.

And Amika told us that he had just finished a job interview and that he would love prayer for that.

And so we ended up having more conversations with Amika, more questions with Amika to learn about his life.

And then we asked him, Amika, do you have a faith? And Amika said, I am a Muslim.

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