Day 27 – Orchidy Boyd

February 27, 2021

This devotional is part of the Black Missionary Heroes Past and Present Series.

Orchidy Boyd

Missionary to Colombia

Read John 14:5–7

Orchidy offers reconciliation discipleship to pastors, leaders, and families teaching indigenous communities along the Amazon River in Colombia, Brazil, and Peru. She teaches music (clarinet, violin, piano, and voice) as a means of spreading the gospel. Desiring to see more African Americans involved in the Great Commission Boyd founded the organization African American Mobilization Services.

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