Autumn 97
FROM THE PEN OF AULDWYN CALDERWOOD
There is no dispute about what has been the chief talking
point in our land during the first half of September Indeed the tragic death of
Diana Princess of Wales has probably been the most sensational news since the
shooting of President Kennedy Much has been said and millions of words have been
written about her life and all the charities she has been involved with in
recent years As 1 thought on all that has been written and said. 1 thought. that
while it is good to have men say nice things about us, the most important
opinion is what God thinks of us As 1 meditated on this 1 thought on three men
of whom God's Word had something good to say
Of Abraham it is said that he was
“The Friend of God" (James 2: 23) Of David God said. He was a man after
mine own heart" (Acts 13: 22) and of Daniel it was said by the angelic
messenger that he was a man “greatly beloved” (Daniel 10: 11)
Abraham was the friend of God because
he believed God; that is what we are told in James 2:23. His belief in God led
him to do that which seemed unreasonable. He left his home in the city of Ur at
the call of God and set out to follow God because we are told, he looked for a
city which had foundation. whose builder and maker is God" (Hebrews 11:10)
Those of us who are saved have done something similar, indeed Abraham is often
referred to as the father of the faithful " We have left the old life
behind and have set out for that heavenly city, because we have believed God
when He says in His word that we needed to be saved and that Christ died on
Calvary. paid the price for sin and is alive today at God's right hand where he
intercedes for us If you are reading this and unsaved, you will never be called
the “friend of God” until you repent and seek the Saviour Then God will not
only call you “friend" but He has said that you will be "His
child" “For as many as received Him to them gave He the power to become
the sons of God even to them that believed on His name" (John 1:12)
God
said of David that he was a man after mine own heart" (Acts 13:22) because
he would fulfill all my will " David not only believed God but he obeyed
God God rejected Saul as king because of disobedience (1 Samuel 15). When we
consider the life of David we see his obedience to the plan of God for his life.
Taken from the sheepfold he became the greatest of Israel's kings He fought the
enemies of God, defeated them and at the end of his time as King, Israel had
peace from her enemies. There were times when David failed; yet in obedience to
God's Word through the prophet he repented and God continued to bless him. If we
as the people of God would know the blessing of God then the key is found in
obedience to God's will as revealed in scripture.
When
we look at the life of Daniel we see a man who was “greatly beloved” by the
God of heaven because he honoured God in his life. From the very start of the
book of Daniel we see a young man who set out to be separated from the evil of
the world around him. As a student he was different in his habits (Daniel 1) God
honoured that by making him the best student of his year. In fact he was ten
times smarter than the others. When he was in authority in Government he was
beyond reproach. His enemies could not find one thing with which they might
blacken his name. In his prayer life he never failed even when it meant the den
of lions, but God honoured him again by closing the lions’ mouths. He was
fearless in his proclamation of God's Word even when the message was one of
judgment. Little wonder he had this testimony in heaven as the man “greatly
beloved”, because on earth his testimony was beyond reproach. Dear child of
God how is your testimony on earth? It is very important how we live. The world
so often only know Christ through his followers.
What
kind of things will the people say about us when it is our turn to die? More
important, what does God say about us today? Does He call us His friend because
we trust Him, does He say that we are someone after “His heart” because we
obey Him, and does the angelic host know us as someone “greatly beloved” in
heaven because our lives are honouring to Him.
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HATH
TRIED ME, I
SHALL
COME FORTH AS GOLD. JOB 23:10.
This
was the hopeful cry of Job when darkness had enveloped him on every side. All
hope seemed to be cut off, he was beset on every side. Walled in completely
without a visible door of escape, Job exclaims his faith in God. He says in Job
23 8,9.
Behold
I go forward but He is not here; and backward, but I cannot perceive Him. On the
left hand where He doth work, but I cannot behold Him; He hideth on the right
hand, that I cannot see Him.
All
was darkness round about. It seemed that God had forsaken him and he saw no
human way of escape, and then with the eye of faith he pierces the gloom and
rejoices in that fact that God still knows the way Job could not see one step
ahead, but he knew that God was there. Today we stand before a brand new day. We
know not what lies ahead. It
is all unknown to us what will befall us of pleasure or pain, success or
failure, sickness or health, life or death.
What
will this day bring forth – only
God knows and so we turn confidently with Job to Him and say, “He knoweth the
way.” And though we be tried it will be for our good because, “When he bath
tried me, I shall come forth as gold.”
Maybe
this xviii be the day of days when Jesus will come and we shall emerge as gold
to shine forever in the Saviours crown, and when He comes, our faith will give
way to sight and doubts and fears be forever gone. Precious saint of God, let
this be your strength today as you face an unfriendly world. He knows the way.
What
need to worry then or fret?
The
God who gave His Son,
Holds
all my moments In His hand
And
gives them one by one.
Ina
Livingstone.
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“What
Must I Do To Be Lost?”
We
shall see from Scripture that there is only one thing to do to insure being
lost, forever.
It
is a very simple, but a very solemn and dreadful thing.
Do
you ask, What can it be? It is wrapped up in on single word: NEGLECT. “How
shall we escape, if we
neglect
so great salvation?” Hebrew 2 v 3. So then, to be lost forever, simply close
you ear to the
glorious
gospel, and continue to neglect this great salvation and your doom is certain.
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BACK TO
BRAZIL
As
the days dragged on, we questioned many issues including our future in Brazil,
yet throughout this time of uncertainty we gleaned strength from our friends in
the Acre Prayer meeting and family who backed us with constant prayer. We all
know that the Lord had a plan in withholding the visa, the words of Esther ch 4
v 14 (paraphrase) helped greatly. “who knows why?, but there is a purpose in
that you where placed in this position for a time like this.”
But
what about the future 7 What does it hold,? When we return to Brazil we will be “House
& Car Hunting” in the Santa Cruz Area, as the house in Campo Redondo
will eventually become home for the Bennetts in the state of Rio Grande Do None,
where James & Dorrie laboured faithfully. We will be working alongside Pastor
Jose Soares who has a large congregation in Santa Cruz, and also has other
church planting situations in outlying villages in the district, and developing
other ministries as we see the need.
The
contrast between Manaus where we lived with nearly two million population and
Santa Cruz, no bigger than
Mr.
& Mrs. Jim Carson
155,
Whitesides Road
BALLYMENA
Tel/Fax 0126641711.
Have
kindly given to their time to act as our prayer secretaries in future days. When
we find accommodation in Santa Cruz, we will supply you with our new address,
Yours
in Christ
59200 - 000
Rio
Grande De Norte
BRAZIL.
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YOUNG
PEOPLE’S FELLOWSHIP
Report
for Church Magazine
Autumn
1997
After
a busy year of meetings and choir engagements, we started our summer activities
with a team sports and barbecue evening at Graham and Hilary Kernohan’s farm
outside Broughshane. We all enjoyed the games, particularly the tug’o’war,
and were ready for the burgers (all various shades of black ) and
a piece of Hilary’s gateau when the time came for the food. Our next outing
was our annual ‘banana-boating’ and water-skiing trip to the River Bann, As
ever, some of the party spent more of the time in the water than on the
banana-boat; but again we had an enjoyable evening rounded off with a visit to
Portstewart via ‘McDonald’s’. The pavilion at the University of Ulster in
Coleraine was the destination for out next trip. There we attended the evening
celebration at ‘New Horizon’, which is an annual Christian convention
visited by thousands of Christians every year. Again we finished the evening in
Portstewart, watching the fireworks (after calling in at ‘McDonald’s’ -
of course).
Friday
8th August was the date for our YPF church barbecue and this year
the venue reverted back to Greenmount College in Antrim. The route to Antrim was
not the most direct one because of the treasure hunt, but everyone managed to
get there anyway (thanks to Neil Harkness for helping to set the treasure hunt)
. Once there, a
“Whose car is it?” quiz kept everyone busy until the food was ready (one
again, our thanks to Neil). After the barbecue (those notorious black burgers
again) the prizes were awarded. This year both prizes went to one family -
the Harknesses !!
(a bit suss). To end the evening, Alan Hoey brought the epilogue.
Our
last summer event was a day out to Belfast Zoo and ten-pin bowling at Dundonald.
It was a long day but enjoyable nevertheless, and we even managed to find a
‘McDonald’s’ for our tea. We came home via Antrim and called at Lough
Neagh for a walk. Needless to say, we had no problem sleeping that night.
We
would like to thank all those who helped in any way at any of the summer events:
your help was sincerely appreciated.
Our
meetings recommenced again on Sunday 7th September, and again we would take this
opportunity to invite all young people of secondary school age upwards to come
along for some friendly fellowship. Also, please continue to pray for the
ongoing work of the YPF and the new Saturday night youth club; and for all the
young people connected with Ballee, that they would all know Christ as Saviour
and seek His will for their lives.
Please
Note
Due
to increasing numbers of under 18s and fewer car drivers coming to YPF meetings,
we ask that parents arrange to collect their children after the meetings. To
avoid confusion, we have set a regular ‘collection time’ of 945p.m. If you
cannot collect your child on a particular night, please speak to any committee
member.
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Ps
126 v 3.
But
the Lord has done great things for us also and we want to cry out with the
Psalmist - The Lord had done great things for us whereof we are glad.
What
are some of these great things?
1.
He has dealt with us in Great Mercy Ps 103 vii, For as the heavens
are high above the earth, so Great is his Mercy - toward them that fear
him. Gods mercy is so great that it forgives great sins to great sinners, and
raises us up to great enjoyments and great privileges. “The Lord is merciful
and gracious, slow to anger and plenteous in mercy.” His mercy is plenteous
and great, plenteous in quantity and great in quality. Grace and mercy are after
linked together. Grace is God bestowing on siniful man what he did not
deserve, God’s favour upon the unlovely and undeserving people Mercy is
God withholding from us what we do deserve: My sins deserved eternal death but
Jesus died in my place.
He
has loved us with a Great Love.
2.”But
God who is rich in mercy, for His great love with which he loved us:”
Oh
the greatness of God’s eternal and unchanging love which goes out to unworthy
sinful men and woman. His love is a lifting power and an unclasing
inspiration. Paul also tells us that God commendeth his love towards us in that,
while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us - Rom 5 vS.
Think
of the prodigal son after he had come to him-seW returned to his fathers house
was forgiven and reinstated. As the father looked at his wayward son, how his
love had never changed. So it is with us. God loved us and His love never
changed. When we were in the far country, spiritually dead, - pleasing ourselves
and serving Satan, God still loved us. “For God so loved the world.”
He
has saved us with a Great Salvation.
3
“How shall we escape if we neglect so great salvation Heb 2 v 3.God is
its source; Man is its object; Faith is its receive;Holiness is its outcome; The
Spilt is its power; Glory is it consummation:
Salvation
is a great inclusive word involving all the provision that God has made for
guilty sinners to be delivered from sin and brought into an experience of
pardon, new life in Christ and eternal glory.
He
has assured us with Great Promises.
4
“By which are given unto us exceeding great and precious promises” 2
Pet 1 v 4.
The
promises of God recorded for us throughout all scripture are exceedingly great
and precious. He has chosen us; He will never let us go; He will never forsake
us; He will supply our every need; His grace will always be sufficient; Heaven
is our home:
He
has endured us with Great Power.
5
“And with great power gave the apostles witness of the resurrection of the
Lord Jesus and great grace was upon them all.” Act 4 v 33.
Before
His ascension the Lord Jesus promised the power of the Holy Spirit. “But ye
shall receive power after, that the Holy Ghost is come upon you, and ye shall be
witnesses unto me unto the uttermost pans of the earth” Acts 1 v 8. The
Spirit’s enduement is the power to keep us right and to work in and through us
with effectiveness. This power is available for every Christian, power for
living; power for speaking; power for serving; power for suffering. God has not
left us to our own resources. We are not expected to do this in our own
strength, for it is not by might, but by my Spilt saith the Lord of hosts.
He
hath given us Great Peace.
6
“Great peace have they who love the law and nothing
shall
offend them.” Ps 119 v 165: To love God’s word us to find the joy of His
peace.
He
has surrounded us with Great Faithfulness.
7
“His compassions fail not, they are new every morning, great is thy
faithfulness.” Lam 3 v 23.
He
has thrilled us with Great Joy.
8
“Fear not, for behold I bring you good tidings of great joy:” Luke 2 v 12.
The
message of Philip brought great joy to the city of Samaria. Acts 8v8, The
Saviour is its secret and source. This joy is full and lasting.
Many
are the great things done for us and these give us great cause for thanksgiving.
Look at the last three words of our opening verse “we are glad”. Hallelujah.
Great is Thy faithfulness 0 God my Father, There is no shadow of turning with
Thee, Thou changest not, Thy compassions they fail not, As Thou hast been
Thouforever wilt be.
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Once
again ladies, we find ourselves at the beginning of a new seasons work. I am
constantly amazed at how quickly time passes and yet it is wonderful to know
that we have a God who is still “the same yesterday, today and forever.”
On
Wednesday 10 September we had a visit from Phyllis Arnold who shared a word of
testimony. All who attended that evening were moved and touched deeply by the
way God worked in her life and in her husbands through the loss of two of their
children. How dark a valley to go through and yet the comfort and hope that God
was with her and in control of the situation was a challenge to every lady
present to examine themselves and their walk with God. A truly memorable
evening.
At
the time of writing we look forward to a visit from Mrs. Beth Williams from the
Stauros Foundation in October. A hearty invitation is extended to all ladies to
join with us the 2nd Wednesday of each month.
As
usual our prayer meetings continued throughout the Summer months. It was
encouraging to see the number of ladies present over the holiday period. However
there is always room for new faces at the prayer meeting. How can we expect
blessing if we don’t take time to pray collectively. Out of an average 720
hours per month 1/720th or one hour is not much to ask.
Remember
- it is good to give thanks unto the Lord. 1 Chro 16 v 34.
1.
Don’t let your parents down; they brought you up.
2.
Choose your companions with care; you become what they are.
3.
Be master of your habits; or they will master you.
4.
Treasure your time; don’t spend it; invest it.
5.
Stand for something or you’ll fall for anything.
6.
Select only a date who would make a good mate
7.
See what you can do for others; not what they can do for you
8.Guard.
your thoughts; what you think, you are
9.Don’t
fill up on this world’s crumbs; feed you soul on the Living Bread.
10
Give your all to Christ; He gave His all for you.
THE WEAVER
My
life is but a weaving
I
cannot choose the colours
Ofttimes
He weaveth sorrow,
Forget
He sees the upper
Not
till the loom is silent
Shall
God unroll the canvas
The
dark threads are as needfil
As
the threads of gold and silver
We stay alive not so
much by adding years to our Life
but by adding life to our years!
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My Fathers Way
My Fathers way may twist and turn, My Heart may throb and ache
But in my heart I'm glad to know, He maketh no mistake.
My cherished plans may go astray, My hopes may fade away
But still I'll trust my Lord to lead, For He doth know the way.
Though night be dark and it may seem, That day will never break
I'll pin my faith, my all in Him, He maketh no mistake
There's so much now I cannot see, My eyesight far to dim
But come what may, I'll simply trust, and leave it all to Him.
For by and by the mist will fade, and plain it all He'll make
Through all the way, though dark to me, He made not one mistake.
Submitted by Louise Mc Auley
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AUTUMN
This year is swiftly waning, the summer days are past.
And life, brief life, is speeding; the end is nearing fast.
The ever-changing seasons, in silence come and go,
But thou, Eternal Father, no time or change canst know.
O pour Thy grace upon us, that we may worthier be,
Each year that passes o'er us, to dwell in Heaven with Thee.
Behold, the bending orchards, with bounteous fruit are crowned,
Lord, in Our hearts more richly, let Heavenly fruits abound.
O by each mercy sent us, and by each grief and pain,
By blessings like the sunshine, and sorrows like the rain.
Our barren hearts make fruitful, with every goodly grace,
That we Thy name may hallow, and see at last Thy face.
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A word of Testimony
Redeemed How I Love To Proclaim It, Redeemed By The Blood Of The Lamb.
Having experienced redemption through His Blood, even the forgiveness of sins, in January 1969, I have sought to serve the Lord in whatever way He lead me. Early in my Christian experience I joined a group of believers in the factory where I was employed.
Bible readings were arranged each Wednesday at lunch time. Soon this was changed to Gospel Meetings to encourage our fellow workers to attend, this proved very successful and souls were saved. Later an outreach team was formed and we went from place to place on Sunday evenings bringing the Gospel in word and song. Many Churches and Mission Halls where visited during this time. (some who started off in this humble way and now in full time ministry and teaching. Dr James Mc Keown, vice principle of Belfast Bible College and Rev. Derek Erwin, Free Presbyterian Minister, to name but two, many others now serve in Eldership in local Fellowships).
God blessed this effort and soon many engagements came flooding in. Mr's Grace Allen, was a tremendous encouragement to us all, she opened her home each Tuesday at lunch time for prayers and many a blessed time was spent there. I could fill a book with the blessings of God, many received through these efforts. Because of my involvement in the Sunday evening work I was unable to attend many of the evening services in our own Assembly and so I decided to attend only those starting at 8pm. About this time I was called to serve as an Elder along with the late Brother Matthew Calderwood. As many changes were taking place in our Assembly at this time, I was asked to take care of the Sunday School work and God moved graciously among the children and many of them at that time professed faith in Christ, some of these are still with us as parents and bringing along their families.
During the ministry of Pastor Sam Gordon I was asked to take on the task of Secretary until someone suitable could be found for this post (it took 20 years and a severe illness before I was relieved of this task) but an ideal Secretary has been found in the person of brother David Mitchell. I wish him continued success and much blessing as he serves the Lord in this capacity.
God continues to be good to me and many prayers have been answered on my behalf. He has been with me through serious illlness and helps me day by day. I find it most encouraging to witness God's blessing on Pastor Kennedys ministry and pray he will be long spared to enjoy his labours among us at Ballee. Also to see the Sunday School and children's work flourish, not forgetting the men's Bible class each Lord's day at 10:15am, when over 20 men gather to study the word of God. (Man: have you been their? I wouldn't miss it).
I pen these few lines not to tell you what I have done, but to show you what God can do through others when yielded to Him. May God continue to bless all who seek to serve Him.
Robert L Cameron.
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Thine
eyes shall see the King in his beauty.” Isa 33 v 17.
Leave
me Jesus, only Jesus - let the lights of earth grow dim;
I
shall miss no other radiance, looking ever unto Him.
Put
away my earthly idols; let them crumble; let them fall;
Leave
me Jesus, only Jesus; let me keep my All-in-all.
While
the changeful years are passing, bearing from my heart away
Many
treasures, loved and cherished - only let Him stay.
Other
joys no more may bless me; other friends may leave my side;
Only
let me hold His friendship; only let Him still abide.
Let
the chill mists fall about me; let the lights of earth grow dim;
Leave me Jesus. only Jesus I am satisfied with him.
Norman
Mc Keown
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Calling
all young People Between
own
‘youth club’ here at Ballee, in the church hall
We
will have all the usual activities, (i.e.) table-tennis,
As
well as a short epilogue we will also have some special items for you
Make
a note in your busy diary now for the following dates this year;
11th
October 1997
25th
October 1997
8th
November 1997
*22nd
November 1997 6th December 1997
*(special
drug awareness night - don't miss it)
Please
note that unless prior arrangements have been made with the youth leaders,
parents are responsible for bringing their own son! daughter to the youth club
and arranging to have them picked up
P.S.
A number of items have already been donated to the youth club (i.e.)
table-tennis and snooker tables and we want to say a BIG BIG thank-you to those
who have donated these items to the church for our use. If you have any items
which you think we might be able to use, please let us know.
Stephen & Linda Irons
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THE TOUCH OF THE MASTER’S HAND
Twas,
battered and scarred, and the auctioneer,
Thought
it scarcely worth his while.
To
waste much time on the old violin,
But
he held it up with a smile
“What
am I bidden, good folks?” he cried.
“Who’ll
start the bidding for me,
A
dollar
- one dollar - then
two, only two, -
Two
dollars, and who’ll make it three?
Going
for three
- but no -“
From
the room far back, a grey haired man,
Came
forward and picked up the bow;
Then
wiping the dust from the old violin,
And
tightening the loosened strings.
He
played a melody pure and sweet.
As
a caroling angel sings.
The
music ceased and the auctioneer,
With
a voice that was quiet and low,
Said,
“Now what am I bid for the old violin?”
And
he held it up with the bow.
“A
thousand dollars — and
who’ll make it two?
Two
thousand and who’ll make it three?
Three
thousand once
- three thousand
twice -
And
going - and gone” cried He.
The
people cheered, but some of them cried,
We
do not understand;
What
changed its worth? quick came the reply,
“The
touch of a Master’s Hand,”
And
many a man with life out of tone,
And
battered and scarred with sin.
Is
auctioned cheap to a thoughtless crowd,
Much
like the old violin.
A
mess of pottage - a glass of
wine,
A
game - and he travels on.
He’s
going once
- and going twice -
He’s
going - and almost gone I
But
the Master comes, and the foolish crowd,
Never
can quite understand.
The
worth of a soul and the chance that’s wro’t
By
The Touch of The M aster’s Hand.
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Bible
Quiz
(1)
Name a lasting proof of the love of God. (1 st John Ch 3v16)
(3)
What does “The Blood of Jesus Christ” do? (1st John Ch 1v7)
(5)
God has “promised” this to his people. (1st John Ch 2v25)
(6)
The Word of the Lord --------/ --- /-----
(7) The eyes of the Lord are over --- / -------- and His ears are open unto their
(1st
Peter Ch 3v12)
(8)
Casting all your ---- upon him, for -- / ------ /--- (lst Peter Ch 5v7)
(9)
The day of the Lord will come as a ----- / -- / --- / ----- (2nd
Peter Ch 3v10)
(10)
Draw nigh to God, and he will ---- / ---- / -- / --- (James Ch 4v8)
(11)
Every good gift and every perfect gift -- / ---- /
----- (James Ch lv17?)
(12)
Be ye doers of the Word --- / --- / ------- / ---- (James Ch I v22)
(13)
Resist the devil, and he will --- / -- / --- / ---- (James Ch 4v7)
(14)
What happened at the gates of Nain? (Luke Ch 7vs 11-15)
(15)
How did Jesus’ first cradle come to be a manger? (Luke Ch 2v7)
(16) What did Jesus say to “All ye that labour and are heavy laden" (Matthew Ch 11v28) Submitted by M.Robinson.
Derek
& Audrey Manson on the birth of a daughter Lois Joy 13/7/97
William
& Annaleen Knowles on the birth of a son Michael James 21/8/97
Jill
Harkness & Stewart Megaw on their Wedding 4/10/97
David
comes from the Isle of Lewis
and is a last year student
at
the Faith Mission College in Edinburgh.
into
Fellowship on Sunday 27/7/97.
GLAD
TO BE BACK
When
the wheels of British Airways flight No. BA141S touched down at Aldergrove
Airport on Tuesday 23rd September, I was tempted to copy the practice of others,
and get down and kiss the ground. It was good to be home.
The past three weeks in Kenya were, if nothing else, Dramatic! Over the next weeks, no doubt, you will hear of me stranded at Nairobi Airport, of the food which would destroy the lining of even the most fortified of stomachs, the loneliness of sitting in a mud hut in the middle of a mountain forest, just holes for windows and a door, without running water or electricity from dusk (7.00am) to dawn (7.00pm) afraid to go asleep. Stories of snakes, grasshoppers, ticks, lice, poverty, lack of hygiene and basic necessities. But in the midst of all these stories, let me assure you that another story is also true.. The voice and hand of God was my daily portion. The mighty blessing of God, as many many souls found their way to the Saviour. I can tell of the doors that opened to the Gospel for the first time, because of the colour of my skin. This brief note is to thank you all for your prayers for me, which were answered daily. To thank you for all your love which encouraged me in Kenya, and strengthened Lesley and the children at home. On behalf of the Kenya believers to thank you for all the gifts which will enable the work of God to move forward. The gifts were distributed as follows:
£500
to the work of God in Nairobi and Kijabe (South Kenya)
£387
to the work of God in Isiolo (North Kenya)
£2000
to the work of God among the refugees of Samalia and Ethiopia.
PURCHASES
1000 blankets, 750 bags of toiletries, 500 malaria courses/injections, medicines
for dehydration, antibiotics etc. Basic clothing, shawls, baby clothes,
literature on hygiene, family planning, aids, gospel tracts in Boran language,
New Testaments in Swahili,transport costs.
Thank
you again for your faithfulness towards me, and may this trip to Kenya, not just
benefit Kenya, or just deepen my experience, but add another dimension to the
work of God in our fellowship at Ballee Baptist.
L.
Kennedy
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