
Rainy weather did not stop Fellowship of Christian Farmers International (FCFI) members from reaching the community at the Eden Corn Festival. Despite experiencing a couple of days of rain, the team continued serving and welcoming visitors, making the most of every opportunity to share the Gospel.
Throughout the festival, approximately 600 people stopped by the FCFI outreach area. Each visit provided an opportunity to connect with festivalgoers, introduce them to the ministry, and share the message of God’s love and salvation through Jesus Christ.
The most encouraging news was that six people prayed to receive Christ as their Savior during the event. These decisions are a wonderful reminder of why faithful outreach matters and how God can use simple conversations to make an eternal difference in people’s lives.
A special thank-you goes to Roy and Cathy Upson, Ric Rosero, and Tom and Cathy Nolan for giving their time and continuing to serve despite the challenging weather. Their willingness to work through the rain helped make this outreach possible.

The Eden Corn Festival was another reminder that changing weather and difficult conditions do not have to stop the work of the Gospel. We are grateful for these faithful volunteers and for the six lives touched by the message of Christ.