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UndisclosedTiffany
Testimony:I grew up with two parents as pastors and a head full of knowledge about God. I believed that God was real and that Jesus died on the cross for me. It never even occurred to me to doubt God. However, I was also never taught that there was more to being a Christian than head knowledge. At the age of 12, I found myself angry at God for allowing my mother to die and angry at myself for never being good enough. Finally, I came to the realization that God loved me so much and I had this overwhelming epiphany of the price Jesus paid for me. I realized that I could have a relationship with Him. As I grew in my faith and began to serve God in a variety of ways, He led me to CEF. One year, after hearing our summer missionary speak, I told God that I was willing to go if that’s what God called me to. The next day God spoke to me through Genesis 12:1-3 where He tells Abraham to go. I knew God was speaking to me in a very real way. Ever since I have followed God through good times and bad and slowly seen that call realized in my life. While studying Islam in school I felt led to reach Muslims, who are so in need of the Gospel.
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Partnership InformationChild Evangelism Fellowship P.O. Box 348 Warrenton, MO 63383 Acct# MJ007770000- Robison |
Tiffany started working with Child Evangelism Fellowship at the age of 13 in the Christian Youth in Action program. She loved teaching children the Gospel and continued in the program four more years. At the age of 15 Tiffany was called to the mission field. She became very focused on the call and looked for opportunities to go overseas. She went to South Africa and India with two other organizations, but found herself constantly drawn to children’s ministry and using her CEF training. After attending the International Conference in 2005, she was convinced that God wanted her to work with CEF. Tiffany knows that the only way to reach the world was through children and looked forward to the idea of training teachers to do the same. The year prior she began studies at Simpson University where she felt led into the cross-cultural studies program which prepares missionaries to go overseas. God continued to confirm her path as she began working with CEF.
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