The Rt. Rev. Isai Granwell, United International Moravian Ministry (UIMM) group Bishop from La Ceiba, Honduras, as shown on January 30, 2024, with photos. These were special services at a congregation that recently joined UIMM’s covering. This is a Church with Miskito Indians led by Sister Digna at Moravian Revival Church in Ahaus. As shown, […]
United International Moravian Ministry Group is a legal Moravian heritage Church founded in Herrnhut, Germany in 2012 and incorporated in the State of Alaska. It is also a non-profit 501C3 religious organization with the US Federal Government. Our constitution reads as follows: Chapter Two, Section I Constitution Name and Title ¶2.1.0100 The name and title […]
The local churches, such as the Anchorage Moravian Church under United International Ministry, are not just fellowships or groups that worship together to have a good time. We are not a social club. More so than that I believe that we should remain organized as a biblical Church in order to fulfill our […]
A well known man of God (in eight nations), The Rev. Tim Sergie, Pastor of The House of Prayer Church and United International Moravian Ministry (UIMM) Vice-President of the Boards (and director who assisted in creation of the World Fellowship of Moravian Revival Churches), passed and went to be with His Savior, Jesus […]
Thanksgiving goes out to Bishop Isai Granwell of La Ceiba, Hondura, for travelling long distance arriving Anchorage, Alaska, late night, May 3 and leaving us a week later May 10, 2023. He effectively and powerfully ministered to Alaska’s United International Moravian Ministry (UIMM) leadership as well as participating in two afternoons of UIMM’s […]
Ezekiel 33:7 says, “Son of man, I have made you a watchman over the house of Israel. When you hear a word from my mouth give them a warning from me. ” What does a watchman do in our world. We know they checks windows, doors, and entrances to buildings to make certain they are […]
We’re excited to announce the addition of a Honduras category of reading content to this website. Please be patient while we receive and prepare the first articles from our friends in Central America.
