Giving God My Yes and Being Sent
Psalm 23
Hi, I’m Lukha! I’m 19 years old and currently studying Biomedical Engineering at Grand Canyon University. I’m passionate about sharing Jesus and seeing lives transformed by His love. From serving in missions to discovering the beauty of everyday faith, my heart is set on glorifying Him. Whether through stories, reflections, or a glimpse into my journey as a student and missionary, I pray this space encourages and inspires you to draw closer to our Savior. Let’s walk this faith journey together!
Spreading the Gospel to the Nations.
The Lord calls us to go, not stay. He goes before us, preparing hearts and paving the way. When we say Yes to His call, we step into the mission He has already set in motion — to bring the Good News to every nation, tribe, and tongue.
We are not sent alone. The Good Shepherd, who leaves the 99 to seek the 1, leads the way. He invites us to partner with Him, to carry His light to the lost and His love to the forgotten. This is more than a journey — it’s a purpose-filled sending, a response to His command:
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations.”
Through your prayers, giving, and willingness to participate in this mission, lives are being transformed. The Gospel knows no borders. It is for every heart, every soul, and every nation. Together, we can go where He calls, reaching the unreached and proclaiming the hope of salvation.
Will you say Yes and partner with me in this mission?
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Kitwe, Zambia 2023
In 2023, I had the incredible opportunity to serve for three weeks in Kitwe, Zambia. Partnering with Africa Freedom Mission and their ministry team, I worked alongside an amazing group of people to serve in local communities. We focused on street evangelism, caring for orphans, and supporting youth projects in schools.
Journey Through Zambia 2024
In 2024, I embarked on an incredible journey to Zambia, continuing my passion for missions and sharing the love of Christ. Partnering with local ministries, I served communities through outreach, discipleship, and evangelism, embracing opportunities to connect with and support those in need.
Zahlé, Lebanon 2025
This summer, I am excited to share that I will be embarking on my next mission to Lebanon as part of further evangelical work. From July through August, I will be serving alongside Freedom House International (FHI) and their ministry partners to assist with outreach and evangelism efforts, conduct home visits, and support refugee ministry.
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“My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me.”
— John 10:27
FAQ
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We have seen the Lord truly change lives in incredible ways. He has broken strongholds, healed marriages, and freed people from the chains of sin and despair. It has been awe-inspiring to witness His power transform hearts and bring lasting hope to individuals and families. On a personal level, the Lord has also completely changed me through this journey. With every mission, He refines me, teaching me to trust Him more deeply and shaping me into a vessel for His work.
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I am currently studying biomedical engineering at Grand Canyon University and plan to serve on missions during summers and breaks. After graduation, I hope to pursue a full-time position in missions with the sponsorship of my local church. Looking ahead, I aspire to integrate my degree with the mission field, serving as a biomedical engineer to address critical needs and bring practical solutions to underserved communities.
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This upcoming summer, I am planning to spend four weeks in Lebanon doing ministry with refugees. This will include war relief efforts and children's ministries, providing both practical support and the hope of Christ to those in need.
I ask for your prayers above all else—prayers for safety, for further trust in the Lord, and for the work to bear fruit in the lives of those we serve. Additionally, I am seeking donations to help cover the cost of my flights and other needs for this mission. Any support, whether through prayer or financial contributions, would mean so much and help make this mission possible.