Go Deaf Missions

09/04/2026

Timothy Pozo's Prayer Letter
July - August 2026

09/04/2026

Olson's Prayer Letter
July - August 2026

09/04/2026

Our team is in Indianapolis for Amanda’s medical appointments, and today we are working on polishing signed music for upcoming events. In the mornings, we see this rainbow light scattered through the house, coming from the back door of our Airbnb. It’s a wonderful reminder of God’s grace, and it fit so well with our devotion to start the day, reflecting on God’s mercies, which are new every morning.

~ Marie

09/03/2026

I will sing of the mercies of the LORD for ever: with my mouth will I make known thy faithfulness to all generations. Psalm 89:1

I learned this verse years ago, and I also learned a song with these lyrics

I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever,
I will sing, I will sing,
I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever,
I will sing of the mercies of the Lord.

With my mouth will I make known
Thy faithfulness, Thy faithfulness,
With my mouth will I make known
Thy faithfulness to all generations,

I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever,
I will sing, I will sing,
I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever,
I will sing of the mercies of the Lord.

The verse and song continues to bless and encourage me as I sing of His mercies.

~John

09/02/2026

Marie’s July - August Prayer Letter

08/31/2026

A while back the Lord put it on my heart to start making videos of songs we interpreted in churches to be a resource and a help to other interpreters serving the Lord in Deaf ministry. They are in no way perfect or the only way to sign the song. These are made in live services so they are recorded flaws and all. Sometimes it is hard to hear and sometimes we have distractions but those things are always a factor in interpreting. We offer them in hope that they will be a blessing to other ministries.

~Tricia

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08/30/2026

It was good to be in our sending church, Deaf Baptist Church in Smyrna, GA, today. John taught Sunday School and preached in the morning service. Timothy led singing and helped with the sound and video equipment. Marie and Anna taught children's church and the Go team also provided special music.

Our pastor Bruce Kelly is trying to launch probably the first ever camp meeting for the Deaf on September 24th and 25th. We are looking for ways the Go Team can plug in and be a blessing. We are a little nervous because it is a trial run, but Bruce has been praying about it for a long time and believes the Lord wants him to do it.

Tomorrow, we are on our way to Indianapolis for Amanda's monthly three days of appointments. The next two Sundays we will be in Ohio. The week after we will be in a church in upstate New York for a missions Sunday.

We will be close to places where I spent my early childhood and it will be fun to show the team around. We also will be close enough to Niagara Falls that we can make a little side excursion to see one of God's most magnificent creations. David and Amanda have never seen it, and neither have Marie and Timothy.

After New York, we hope to stop off in Washington DC for Amanda to get a check up with our friend, who is a deaf dentist, as we travel back to Georgia for the camp meeting.

I am pleased to report that Amanda is once again on an upward swing and we are believing God will do great things! Her digestion is not fully recovered but she is making progress and is feeling better because of it. This has been, and still is, a deep valley but I can see God teaching us many things and increasing our faith in him. I am still so thankful for how God answered years of prayer when he allowed us to adopt Amanda. We are so glad she is ours and that we have to privilege to care for her very special needs. God makes no mistakes! He loves her and he loves us! He is faithful!

~ Tricia

08/30/2026

Hey All,

I hope your doing well! We are excited as we have been on deputation now for two months. I have still been working throughout the weeks until we get enough support for fulltime ministry. God has opened several doors and opportunities to serve just in the few weeks after leaving the military and He has met our needs, amen.

We are visiting churches, meeting pastors and sharing our ministry and hearts with others as God allows. Tomorrow I get the opportunity to share/preach. So I ask for your prayers that God can use me to reach others.

As I thought about what to post, I thought of my week. I know life seems so busy for all of us, we have so many distractions, appointments and things going on, its hard to slow down. I was thinking about what a pastor once told me, "feed often & feed early because you cant feed others from an empty basket." As i was reading Matthew 6:34, i was reminded "Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof." I know God cares and he will provide, I trust him.

I have had days where I plan things and have expectations of how the day should go, and many times doesnt work the way I planned at all. I sit back listen to the holy spirit who reminds me to take ME out of the equation. Then im left with the thought, What did i do for God today? I can look through my Christian walk and see how God has, blessed, held, lifted, protected and intervened and put the right people in my life at the right times helping me grow, so I know he cares. I have to remind myself, "not my will but your will be done." Im just glad to beable to be used by God and watch him work in myself and others.

So I leave you with these questions, are you feeding often and early? Are you trusting his plan (even if its not your own)? And what have you done to share him with others today?

Jeremy

08/29/2026

We have a big month of travel ahead! Please pray for us as we will be on the road extensively, travelling to Amanda’s medical appointments and to a few churches that have invited our team to come. We are thankful for how God is continuing to use us here in the States as well, as we wait on His will for future overseas travel.

~ Marie

08/22/2026

It’s been lovely to have a bit of time at home recently, and to have time to catch up on errands. I’ve enjoyed a couple of early morning walks before the heat set in, and met this little squirrel yesterday who was curious about me! 🐿️

~ Marie