In the second week of December, The Spirit of Truth & Faith Ministries coordinated a two days Life Impact Seminar titled “The Manifest” and “The Night of Dreams”. It was an overwhelming gathering because of God’s honor and beauty during the event. The experience during the seminar validates why God wanted us to do what we are doing in El Paso, Texas – Releasing a fresh breath of life through the impartation of knowledge in individuals, organizations, and the government.

The gathering was successful with huge support from the speakers and every member of the audience. In attendance were students from the University of Texas, El Paso (UTEP), people who drove for hours within the U.S., and others flew in from both the U.S. and Canada.

The highlights of the seminar were the teachings from all the speakers that contributed immensely to impart timely knowledge required to prepare the audience for the future. The teachings were very impactful, addressing the important concepts the audience can relate to in their daily lives. The speakers taught on topics such as how the days of small beginnings lead to the path of great dreams, building trust, the challenges of dreams, understanding   purpose and potential to become a person of relevance; and the importance of having big dreams in life.

We are grateful for the direction the Ministry is heading as intended by God. Our hearts are open to the leading of God as we continue this journey of purpose and relevance to create changes in the world systems. The heart of the land and territories are indeed opened to us, and by His grace, we shall continue to create the necessary impact according to His will. We were blessed with the presence of people that we now consider as friends and supporters of the organization, and those we will continue to build great dreams together with in the future.

The success we had could not be measured or quantified by any means, except that God has blessed and honored His presence in our lives. It was an exponential increase from the first year of the seminar, which started last year with one speaker and six people in attendance from three families. But this year, we had four speakers and over 40 people in attendance from fourteen families for both days of the seminar. God is good to us, and we are grateful.