For many of us money is everything, but it is nothing to my God. When I began this journey, $15,500 seemed like a near to impossible number, and then they added another $785 for insurance. I knew that God wouldn't give me this purpose without providing a way to fulfill it, but it is still hard to fathom raising that much money in such a short time. Many of my family members really worried and stressed themselves out over my fundraising, but I can honestly say I just sat back and let Him take care of it!
Our God is good! Amen? I've been blessed with a wonderful church family who have really blown me away with their love and support for me during this process. We may be small in number, but we are answering the call to reach the world for Him. It all started for me when our church adopted a village in Peru. I was shown the importance of missions through being able to be on one of the first trips to this village. I went there with expectations of impacting the world when instead the world impacted me. It was then when God placed His calling on me, to surrender my life, and serve overseas as a missionary for Him.
The real reason that I am writing this blog today is to let all of you know how much of a blessing you are to me. Not just my church, (Concord Baptist where a huge majority of my support has came from) but for the the small towns of Oak Grove and Concord. Through the love and support of a few churches and individuals in these small towns on the outskirts of Birmingham Alabama, I have raised above and beyond my final goal of $16,285 and now I am FULLY FUNDED!!! I have another 6 months to raise support for this Journey but thanks to all of you, I don't have to worry about raising support or stress about my account because I was blessed with being fully funded before I even leave the country.
I will never be able to thank all of you enough for all that you have done for me through this time of preparation. None of us may ever know the lives that will be changed through your dedication. To God be the Glory!!!
God bless,
Kyle Hyche
