1. Commitment.
I have been part of mission impossible from 2003. This project has truly become part of my life and ministry. I have taken part in many other Christian ventures but this one had truly proven to be a successful and consistent evangelism. The fact that this is mission impossible 7 speaks for itself.

2. Participation.
In 2001 when David started the project there were only 4 people that went to Tanzania, but there were more than 10-15 that worked to make it happen! Every year the amount of project leaders grows, encouraging the new generation of young Christians to step up and participate in the spreading of the Gospel. It was particularly exciting for me to see the team structure for this year where more than 50% of the leaders were below 20! This is a new generation of leaders who will be future ministers, church planters, worship leaders, etcÖ As for me personally, I want to participate in mi7 because I know I can share some of that little leadership experience that I had gained from previous projects

3. My gifts and talents
I know that the lord had blessed me with the gift of translation and stage performance. I am very happy that I can use these gifts for Gods glory and the ministry of the Church. Participating in mission impossible helps me not to dig them in the ground but to use and develop them. This year particularly will be a chalange for me as I will be a ìpresenterî (host) of the camp. I have never done this before, but with God all things are possible.

4. Spiritual growth.

5. Fellowship of believers

6. Helping David

7. Church planting