Lighting The Way is a nonprofit, evangelistic ministry funded solely by Christians and churches and is not under the umbrella of any denominational missions’ organization. We appreciate your support. No funds are solicited. Rather, we pray for God to burden hearts of His people to keep this ministry going for His glory. Donations can be made online with Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express or by logging into a PayPal account. We appreciate your tax deductible contribution in this evangelistic outreach as we make a stand for the Bible together for God’s glory.
Lighting the Way
P.O. Box 15686
Sarasota, FL 34277
Dwayna Litz
dwayna@ltwinternational.org
“After the resurrection, to whom did Jesus appear first? A woman! It is okay with God for both men and women to tell people about Jesus, and you do not have to ask permission from any man to fulfill the Great Commission as a missionary when you are saved. God tells us all to do it! …And, thanks for getting up so early to save us a spot to set up near you on the boardwalk at Venice Beach…”
–Ray Comfort, Living Waters (2002, when Lighting the Way began, and we still use his tracts in every location)
“Thank you for partnering with us at our Crisis Pregnancy Center through your book about God’s faithfulness, ‘Happiness: No Man Required,’ which we offer to every woman who comes.”
–Jennifer, Crisis Pregnancy Center, Sarasota, FL
“A leader inspires others. People want to follow a leader. Dwayna is a leader. It has been great working with her in missions through the years.”
— Doug Pyle, Friends of Israel missionary
“Your work is so important.”
— Jan Markell, Understanding the Times, Olive Tree Ministries
“My dad would have loved this ministry.”
— Jill Martin Rische, Walter Martin Ministries
“News spread like wildfire after she spoke and sang here. The prisoners wanted to hear her testimony again. After Dwayna came back to share her testimony and sing for the third time we began partnering with her for a table outreach of gospel materials at our rodeos. I gave her the key to Angola prison after she sang to prisoners on death row.”
— Warden Cain, Angola Prison, Angola, Louisiana
“We need more Christians like Dwayna, and she is on my prayer list. She knows the Bible and her love for God has been an inspiration to me. May God bless her and keep her and make His face shine upon her in all of the places her outreaches go.”
— Pastor Hollie Miller, Sevier Heights Baptist, Knoxville, TN
“I remember when you came to my church to sing as a teen, and what a blessing now to see you serving the Lord in missions as an adult. Call In Touch and tell them I said to send you whatever you need for your outreach locations.”
— Dr. Charles Stanley, First Baptist Atlanta, 2002 (when he visited Grace Community Church in CA as speaker, and I talked to him for the first time in years and showed him photos of the outreach; we went on to partner with In Touch until the director who knew me resigned, before Charles Stanley passed away)
“After interviewing her and hearing how she answers people with the memorized Bible verses, we voted to support her unanimously…”
— Pastor Tommy Fox, Theta Baptist Church, Columbia, TN (caveat: This church has since split, but we are still partnering with another pastor who began a new church plant after as an offshoot and have partnered with him and his wife in missions for over 20 years)
“Are we not poor? Do we not die poor? And would we not be poor indeed without God’s infinite mercy and love? We came out of nothing, and if we are anything, it is because God is everything. Heaven in this life and heaven in the life to come is not on a monetary standard. Nor can flesh and blood find the door to the kingdom of heaven with its contentment, peace, joy, and happiness. Only those who are poor in spirit and are rich toward God shall be accounted worthy to enter there, because they come not in their own merit but in the righteousness of the Redeemer.”
—Billy Graham, The Secret of Happiness
