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Please note that all of our previous posts date to times before the Covid pandemic. Prior to our planned return visit to Ethiopia in May of 2020, our posts pertained to physical visits to a number of countries in the … Continue reading →

As always, the mission venture to Africa was nothing less than a success. Salvations and healings were numerous, and perhaps for the 1st time, a significant number of ministers expanded their understanding of Christian theology and biblical interpretation. Although no … Continue reading →

6/3-6/10 Sunday marked the beginning of the 2nd week and due to the demand for preachers, the team of 3 divided to maximize the group’s ministry opportunities. The 3 men went in different directions to different churches; their host Stephen … Continue reading →

The most recent mission trip to Zambia marked IPICM’s 26th year of overseas work, having previously ministered 19 seasons in the Caribbean, a onetime visit to Nepal, and across much of south-central and East Africa over the past 7 years. … Continue reading →

I (Dr. Michael Lanier) would like to leave you with a few final thoughts regarding IPICM’s most recent mission trip to Zambia, Africa. Every mission journey is an adventure of its own. (This venture marked my 25th year—a quarter century … Continue reading →

6/4—6/11 Pentecost Sunday morning marked the third and final day of the conference. Michael P. and Peter shared the preaching ministry with Dr. Michael moving in prophetic ministry afterward. During the open ministry time, 3 men were called forth to … Continue reading →

For 2 weeks, the IPICM team of 5 Americans and a Zambian national travelled the “copper belt” region of northwestern Zambia, conducting pastoral-leadership training seminars, broadcasting 3 nights of evangelistic radio messages, holding a 3 night crusade in a socially … Continue reading →

Over the span of three weeks, 52 people prayed for salvation. In addition, the Holy Spirit ministered prophetically in a manner similar to what we read of Agabus (Acts 11:28; 21:10-11). (Our notes indicated a specific count of 27 utterances, … Continue reading →

6/5—6/15 Monday was a day of travel to Kabompo where the team met and stayed with their host and pastor of Word of Life Church, Steven Kajila. For the remainder of the mission trip, Harrison, Michael, and Stephen would minister … Continue reading →

5/29—6/4 Sunday marked the first of a three-day event in Manyama, northwestern Zambia. The team arrived at Bethel Mission Church where two local churches came together for a combined total of 180-200 in each meeting. Following some of the most … Continue reading →

For years, whenever the core team of IPICM has travelled afar to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with other cultures, there has been something of a price to pay. Although sometimes aimed directly against the team members themselves, in … Continue reading →

As with previous trips, I (Dr. Michael Lanier) would like to take a brief amount of space to summarize a few closing thoughts regarding our mission trip to Africa.   In certain respects, the 2015 venture was a continuation of what … Continue reading →

7/5—7/11 Sunday was a travel day for the team to make its way back to Blantyre and then to Lilongwe, arriving Monday. Tuesday’s ministry at the Bible Baptist Church in Lilongwe was a unique time of power-filled ministry for everyone … Continue reading →

6/28—7/4 On Sunday, our team split-up to be able to minister at two churches. Before Harrison was to travel to Truth Gospel Church where he had ministered the prior year, the group interceded for the two services. Michael informed Harrison … Continue reading →

6/24—6/27 On this venture to Africa, our team was small, made up of no more than five Americans along with our Malawian host, Happy Gondwe. Our American team consisted of Dr. Michael Lanier, Harrison Hunter, and the father and son … Continue reading →