MISSIONARY PRAYER REQUESTS
JUNE 2017
ANGOLA
Ruth Hadley –
Remember
Ruth
as she continues chemotherapy.
Pray
for minimal side effects, as she has had severe nausea, and for all
the medical staff involved in her care.
TANZANIA
Steve
& Gill Davies (Dar-es-Salaam)
have had a tough time staffing wise. One Carer left, another fled
because her husband was attacking her, and a third one was on
maternity leave, but has now returned to work.
They now need to employ another Carer, who is a
born-again believer –so please
pray!
At Friday
Kids’ Club over the past five weeks, 101 children have recited
Philippians 2:4-11 perfectly. Some of these children come from
Muslim homes, learn God’s Word, and then take home prizes, some
choosing Bibles.
"Am",
a Muslim single mother, has continued to attend the Sunday gospel
meetings. Although she is lacking in stamina, she is looking much
healthier as she is eating regularly and receiving appropriate
medical treatment. Please continue to
pray
that there may be a spiritual breakthrough in response to the gospel
message that she hears, and the tokens of God’s love she is
receiving.
"Az",
another HIV+ friend, is back attending regularly. They have adjusted
the way in which she receives basic food assistance, so they see her
now more regularly. She appears to be getting thinner but continues
to look after her two boys well. She is another soul in need to
God’s salvation but has yet to believe upon the Lord Jesus.
The
Kinzudi
assembly in Dar-es-Salaam, which now has only five believers in
fellowship, continues to be encouraged by those attending the
meetings. There are always unbelieving adults present at the gospel
meetings and scores of children attend all the meetings.
ZAMBIA
Barry & Rachel Haigh
are currently back at
Nyangombe
until the 6th August.
The medical facilities are now almost non existent in
the
area, the roads very dangerous, and there is untiring opposition
from enemies who, after losing the court case last year, want to
reopen the whole thing claiming they were unfairly discriminated
against. But there are also plenty of opportunities to serve the
Lord! So
they
ask
us
to
pray
for three specific things:-
·
Physical health and safety.
·
Mental energy.
·
A spiritual anointing so
they
may bring the Lord’s blessing.
With these three things
they
will be very satisfied.
We are
thanked for our
past support and
prayers
which are greatly valued.
David Croudace (Zambezi)
is visiting
Malawi,
from
29 May–15 June,
attending a teaching conference in
Blantyre
for the assemblies in the Phalombe district and those in central
Mozambique. Last year they had attendees from 45 assemblies. Two
brothers from Zambia will be helping in the teaching.
Pray
for safety of travel and for good contacts to be made.
ARGENTINA
Jim Burnett (Senior worker) – Jim
and his daughter,
Anne,
are in the UK for two months furlough. Some meetings have been
arranged, but
Jim
is hoping to spend as much time as he can with family. This is his
first visit to the UK since
Betty's
Homecall and he would appreciate our
prayers.
PERU
Peter and Anne Grover
would appreciate
prayer
as they have returned to the UK and wait to see what the Lord has
for their future.
Pray
that they would be led as to how to put their gifts and experience
to good use.
BELGIUM
Anne
Dryburgh (Rekkem)
reports that the personal work with individual
ladies continues. She is meeting with about a dozen women dealing
with all sorts of different situations and coming from all sorts of
backgrounds. There are women who have been, or are in, abusive
situations, have been the victims of assault, are wanting to age
well, and are going through unwanted
divorces. Our Lord truly is a sufficient Lord as He works in all of
our different lives.
Anne
will be teaching a small group at the church in
Nieuwpoort
during the summer months. In
June
the church in
Rekkem
will have a stall at the town fair. As well as selling coffee and
pancakes, they hope to engage people in personal evangelistic
conversations. Please
pray
that they will be able to talk to people about the Lord and the
gospel during that day.
Anne
is involved in various writing projects. Particularly
pray
for good outcomes for the book she is writing to help victims of
assault.
CYPRUS—Logos School
Please
pray
for the
Graduation Ceremony
on the
27th June.
There is always a large audience of parents, friends, and visitors
present. While the purpose of the ceremony is to award the high
school diplomas and other academic awards, the opportunity is taken
to read from the Word of God.
ETHNIC MINORITIES
Ruth Cushing –
Please continue to remember
"A",
whose next hearing will be on 19 July. She is now studying the next
Emmaus course with
Ruth.
Pray
that the Lord will give her peace during this time of waiting, and
for all those who are preparing her case for court.
A similar
prayer
request for "A"
who is living on Tyneside.
FRANCE
Chris and Michelle Hall (Chateau-Gontier)
will be taking part in the
Open Day and Crępe Evening,
which will be held at the church in
Laval
on
10 June.
They hope to connect with people on the estate, where the church has
been meeting for a year.
Mike and Alison Packer (Laval)
are looking forward to the church being given over to
prayer
during the month of
June,
with each person receiving a booklet with suggested
prayer
points.
Graham & Alison Black (Bouc-Bel-Air)
inform that on
Saturday, 3rd June,
a first worship service was held up in the
Luberon
hills area about an hour away from them. Some of the believers live
up that way and for some time there has been a desire to do
something in the area. The service will probably be held about once
a month for the time being .They would appreciate
prayer
for this new venture.
Regarding
Graham's
health the specialist is very pleased with the results and
everything is going as well as it can go.
SPAIN
Ken and Alison Barrett (Madrid)
–
Pray
for
Ken
who will be preaching in the
Dominican Republic
from
13-27 June.
Whilst there, he will also attend a mission conference for Spanish
speaking assemblies.
Pray
for
Alison
as she prepares for the GLO campaign visit in early July.
OTHER
Ramadan commenced on 27 May and is scheduled to finish on
25 June.
This is a tense time for believers in certain areas, so please
remember them in your
prayers.
Jim McMaster
(Bensham) is planned to be with on
SATURDAY,
24th June, at 4:00 pm and 6:15 pm,
to give a report on
Prison work,
and ministry of God’s Word.
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