Kentucky church’s fruitful trips to Cuba result in 632 salvations

A mission team from Grapevine Baptist Church has returned from its second mission trip this year to Cuba and is rejoicing for 632 people who made professions of faith as a result of those trips.
Mark Partin, pastor of Grapevine Baptist Church, preaches at an outdoor service.
(Photo courtesy of Kentucky Today)

Kentucky church’s fruitful trips to Cuba result in 632 salvations

A missions team from Grapevine Baptist Church in Kentucky has returned from its second mission trip this year to Cuba and is rejoicing for 632 people who made professions of faith as a result of those trips.

That total of 372 salvations in October followed a trip this past March that saw 260 put their faith in Jesus as Savior.

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Pastor Mark Partin reported that an eight-member team went on the trip earlier this month. He preached 14 times in a 20-day period while the team also held eye clinics and visited homes where they shared the gospel.

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EDITOR’S NOTE — This story was written by Chip Hutcheson and originally published by Kentucky Today. 

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