Sam & Brenda Nisly are mobilizers living in Redding, California. The Nislys provide support for a small African YWAM base located in northwestern Mozambique. Ian & Carla Gennari (Compelled Ones) are on the ground, making a BIG difference in this rural community--but pioneers need a life line--and that's what Sam & Brenda do. Sam & Brenda have done two week in person visits the last three summers and hope to go again in 2026. Their interest and moral support is a much needed commodity in this survival community. Sam is also active as secretary on Gennari family's non profit board. Ian Gennari is guiding a run away revival among the Yao People group. Their housekeeper and maintenance man became believers and then the 2, 4, 8, 16 multiplication factor kicked in. There are now 5th generation groups out in distant villages and no one knows the total number of believers. At the same time, Nurse Carla Gennari has be reaching out to the most vulnerable segment of the population thru palliative care. She provides much needed emotional and medical support in this survival community. Carla's ground breaking palliative care approach in rural Niassa province has reached national attention in a very positive way. Ian's Discipleship approach and Carla's palliative care approach are similar in that both are empowering, sustainable and locally driven. There are limits to what a person can do themselves. Ian and Carla have chosen to teach and empower the nationals and the results have been astonding. Compelled Ones (compelledones.org) is a small nonprofit doing the David & Goliath procedure--they've taken on battles that are way to big for them--and Goliath is coming down kersplat. But... Ian & Carla need financial, emotional and moral support. Sam & Brenda Nisly provide member care in ways that help make the effort sustainable.