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ANGOLA
Brian
Howden has returned safely from his visit in December to
Angola. He was able to submit his request for renewal of residency
and now has the all important receipt with which he can travel in
and out of the country until the renewal is granted.
Please continue to pray that residency will be renewed promptly.
God willing he plans to return to Angola
on Tuesday 25th January for a
further 3 week visit, with a view to revisiting the assemblies in
Lubalo,
Camaxilo and
Caungula and for the first
time visiting the assemblies in the
Muvuleje area.
He would appreciate our
prayers too for a 20 ft
Medical Missionary News
container that has much needed medicines and literature in. Please
pray that despite the
increasing red tape that it will soon be allowed through customs
with the minimum of cost.
DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLIC of CONGO
 Mary
Ratter (Katoka) asks
for prayer support for the
following:
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The Katoka Church to be
strong and vibrant trusting in the Lord alone.
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The young people to have a
genuine faith and to see God working. |
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Sandy Meikle as she
returns in January (DV)
from New Zealand and for her family as she leaves again.
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A proposed Presidential
visit to see the work done at
Katoka. Pray that
we might be able to share the reason for our faith. No
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FRANCE
 Graham
& Alison Black (Bouc Bel Air) report that in 2011 the big
challenge still to be faced is that of finding another technician
for the work as the present one has been there since 1968 and should
have already retired! This is a major part of the work and they need
someone who will be supported in a missionary capacity and who
obviously has technical knowledge of radio studio recording. At the
moment two people are showing an interest. The main problem they
face is that of financial support and this is proving to be very
difficult.
Please continue to
pray about this situation.
IRELAND
Noel McMeekin
(Drum)
would value
prayer support for five gospel
messages which will go out on the radio in January. They will be
broadcast each Sunday at 2 pm and repeated on Thursdays at 3 pm. The
radio station,
Radio Star Country, covers 14
counties of Ireland.
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