A MIRACLE PREGNANCY FROM GOD

In order to understand the miracle of this pregnancy, we have to go back in time and explain a little history. I have lost 5 babies total over the last 2 years. I had two sets of twins and one singleton pregnancy. It’s funny… you spend all your life taking for granted that having children is a TRUE blessing. You think it will just naturally happen; the 2 1/2 kids, dog, cat, husband and white picket fence… wrapped in a pretty little package… until that very fairytale image you have in your head proves a fallacy and comes crashing down on you like a brick wall. We didn’t know why we kept miscarrying at first. Fortunately, I have a wonderful doctor who did some testing and I found out I have an inherited thrombophilia disorder that affects blood clotting. As a result, I’d need to do twice daily heparin shots or risk another loss (or more). We found this out after losing the second set of twins, and we gathered our wits and set out to try again. Though we got pregnant quickly, we lost another baby, a boy, around 10 weeks gestation due to abnormalities – something definitely out of our control.

After this loss, I hit rock bottom. I wasn’t sure I’d ever be a mother, and kept asking God, “Why me?” That wasn’t really the right question to be asking of God, I learned later. Little did I realize that it’s in His perfect timing that our heart’s desires are granted, and I needed to fully give over the control and trust in Him in order to finally be at piece with my grief as a mother whose babies were all in Heaven.

Which brings us to Pastor Peter. The morning we met Pastor Peter Ndamba, Annie, my sister-in-law, called me and left a message saying, “This pastor we met through a friend is from Zimbabwe (born in Mozambique) and he’s coming to our house to talk about missions.” She went on to say that she felt convicted that we needed to come over that night and meet him. She believed God was nudging her to tell us to be there; that we must meet this man. I called my husband and at first he was reluctant, but I told him that Annie seemed adamant and that we should definitely go.

We went to Annie & Ben’s around 6 p.m. and Pastor Peter, and Rachel (Annie’s friend) were already there. We were introduced and we immediately sat down to dinner. Pastor Peter’s story was a true miracle. Born in 1964 to non-Christian parents and raised in a time of war, it’s a miracle Peter is even alive. At a young age, God gave him a vision – in 1980 – that would become his life’s work. He didn’t even know God at the time, nor had he ever read the Bible, but he had a vision about judgment day and the coming of the Lord. And the Angel of the Lord told him he must go and minister to others. He had seen the vision told in Zechariah 14. Since that, missions and sharing the gospel of Christ has been his life. His testimony touched us and we knew, without a shadow of a doubt, that God is working in this man’s life to bring change and Jesus to the people on this Earth. He is one of God’s true followers, which is so rare in a world full of selfish entitlement.
That night after dinner, Pastor Peter prayed over me and my husband. We told him of our struggles, of losing 5 babies through miscarriage, and the utter devastation and disbelief we have felt over the last 2 years not knowing “why” God had allowed all these babies to die and go to Heaven. Annie and Ben were also there, and they graced their hands on me and prayed. It’s been a tough journey: a battery of tests, blood draws, inconclusive evidence and questions. It’s been a test of faith, a lot of tears and a fear of continued loss. At times, it’s been unbearable. At other times, there has been a glimmer of hope.

The night Pastor Peter prayed, I think I let go of the control. There was no place for me to go but to God. I gave up all my fear to God, knowing that life — and conception — are in His great and perfect hands, and not in mine. I was crying so hard there was nothing I could mutter afterwards… no words came to my lips. And when we left my sister-in-law’s home, Peter said to me in his heavy African accent, “I hold you baby when I come back to America.” There was a calmness in his statement that gave me pause. God has given Peter great gifts which he is using to change lives in Africa. His own life is a miracle. But two weeks after our prayer vigil with Pastor Peter, to my shock and surprise, we were pregnant. It was a definite miracle and the last thing we expected.
I’m now a couple days away from delivering our daughter, who is healthy and normal and has had no problems in utero. While I’ve undergone some spiritual warfare during this pregnancy, Peter has prayed with us and my prayer partner, Rachel, has prayed with me every night to bring this baby into a Christian home. By the grace and faithfulness of God, in his own perfect timing, our miracle daughter is almost here and we are so thankful. This is a blessing that has not only changed our lives and the way we pray and trust in God, but it has touched our whole family. To trust and rely solely on the Lord – that is what he wants us to do. Peter was and is a vehicle for God to help bring about this change in our lives. To him, we are eternally grateful for his servant’s heart and his gift of prayer and faithfulness. But we give glory to God for this pregnancy, for this amazing miracle, who will bless the rest of our lives and grow up to be a testament to God’s grace and faithfulness!
Susan M.
Orlando, Florida

I have so much to be thankful for. Thanks to you introducing Peter and for believing with us in prayer. According to Satan, I was not supposed to be alive for thanksgiving tomorrow. Thanks to a good God! Doctors still do not know why I am not sick or dead. It is a mystery to them. My doctor and nurse say it is a miracle. Happy Thanksgiving!!!

Believe me, you might be in a situation that is complicated, The Lord will deliver you, out of all that, we have just shipped our 3rd Container to Zimbabwe, my brothers and sisters, be careful that the devil will not rob you, from your faith in God.

“In deed my feet from stumbling, so that I may walk before God in the light of the living.”

most situations that you are face is like death.

-Don’t give up.

-Don’t get descouraged by no means.

-Don’t listen to evil reports.

Take advice but don’t go wrong before God, I can see myself, in this word, you know to feed someone is to deliver him or her, from the spirit of death.

As we feed, and give cloths, and other things not leaving out Gods word, all this is to bring deliverence to the soul of mankind.

-Pray that the Container sail in God’s ways and plan.

-Pray that thousands of people will know the Lord out of this great effort done by all our supporters.

Rev. Peter Ndamba traveling Back to Africa Zimbabwe tomorrow. Keep in touch.

Who is like Our God?

If you and me we can understand what this words mean? we could have follow God with all our Heart and Obedience, I thank God for his Miracles in this Ministry.

I have been telling you all about the Shipping of the Container To Zimbabwe Africa, we did it today, you can view all our photos on the Facebook.com. View the vidoes on the website, www.peterndamba.com

The said to Abraham this words”I’m God Almighty;”walk before me,and be blameless,”

- Do you know your God?

-Stop geting worried because he is God.

-Wait and see the Miracle in your life.

We loaded the Container now is sailing to Zimbabwe Africa, thank you all for your prayers and support. Keep in touch… love you all.

Friends, the day we where waiting for in prayers and, supplication, through humbling ourselves before God Almighty, we are loading our 3rd container to Zimbabwe, Africa.

The 25th day of August I call all of you, our friends and supporters, pray as the team does the loading, we have most goods donated to feed the brothers and sisters in Africa. I want to take this time to thank you all, for your support to this ministry and care for the brethren.

-Pray that it does not rain tomorrow.

-Pray for strength for all men & women involved.

-Pray that we will have the joy to do this work.

-Pray that the container will sail without any problems until it gets to Zimbabwe.

“Praise the Lord brothers and sisters.”

It is good to PRAISE him all the time he is doing great things. Our 24ft truck with food and other goods from Amarillo,TX, arrived safely in New Orleans, LA yesterday.

I would like to thank you all for your prayers, the weather has been good for us in New Orleans, LA, we continue need you prayers, as I leave Orlando, Florida today at about 5:55pm to New Orleans, LA for loading the Container on the August 25, 2009.

- Keep us in your prayers.

-Pray for Brother Mark, and Brother Bert they will be driving from Pensacola Monday Morning to New Orleans, LA with two trailers full of food, Rice, Beans, Sugar and other items.

We need the hand of the Lord, in every move that we make, thank you once again.
In his grace.