A Victory in Grace Story
By: Cameron Edwards
Burton Camenzind has always felt burdened for the dense population of foreign immigrants near his home in Palo Alto, California. Burt has discovered a simple, yet effective means of welcoming them to the country and telling them about Jesus.
He greets each person in their native tongue and tells them God loves them. Then they’re given gospel coins with John 3:16 printed in their language. Every day, he wears a vest loaded with 25 pounds of these coins. Burt makes a point of distributing the coins to everyone he meets. He feels a day is wasted when he does not share the gospel.read more »
Do you ever wish that, by simply turning on your television or radio, you could find programming addressed toward your specific need, just at the time you needed it? 
Janet lives in Missouri and suffers from MS or Multiple Sclerosis and fibromyalgia. She has not been able to walk in six years. Enduring surgeries and constant pain has become a part of her life. And until recently, she also suffered from depression.
It’s been said, “We’ve been blessed to be a blessing; we’ve been loved to give His love.” This couldn’t be truer at Victory In Grace, where we have experienced God’s love and seen His rich blessings. Therefore, we are encouraged whenever we hear that God has used us to share His love and be a blessing in the lives of others.
Victory In Grace has been blessed to establish many fruitful relationships with our ministry supporters. It is a blessing to see the burden many of them have to reach the lost. One such supporter is Keith Morris. 
The story of a life—and family—transformed 
Pauline Forrester of Hume, NY listens to 
