Our Headspace team left for Thailand last Sunday for a period of 10 weeks.

 

Michael and Lois, Headspace Administrators, write;  Please pray for opportunities to share Christ with the people of Thailand, for growth in the lives of our gappers as they experience God working in a different culture, for us to be able to minister to the young people of Thailand through helping them with their English and sharing Christ through our lives and testimony.

 

 

Sarah, India, writes; Sunthorshum has not be well the last few days. She was developing a cold and cough at the end of last week. On Sunday she had high fever. Tests were done and they say she has a very bad case of rat fever and a urinary tract infection. She is not well at all and is on a drip to bring up her fluid levels. Please continue to pray that health will improve. Especially as the medicine for rat fever makes you feel worse before you feel any better.

 

 

Colleen, India, writes; Praise God the ministry is going on very well. All our staff are busy and very happily serving the Lord.

 

The sponsorship staff along with some social workers had a wonderful visit to Chinnakuppam on Saturday and felt the time they spent there was worthwhile. The social workers are very busy in all our ministries and the Lord is encouraging us as we serve Him.

 

 

Fred and  June, New Zealand, write; we leave on Friday (30th July) for 5 weeks visitation and ministry (Acts 15v36) commencing at Ba then moving around to Suva where amongst other commitments we have arranged an evening with 34 Elders and wives.  Time will be spent with the Nausori Assembly where the believers now  have a section and expect to start building a Chapel as funds become available.

 

 

Neil and Philomena, Thailand, write; please pray for a quick settling back into Bangkok and for successful completion of tasks awaiting our return.

 

Philomena hopes to visit New Zealand and Australia late August and September to see aging relatives and hopefully to be able to spend time with some of you as well.

 

 

John and Rachel, Zambia, write; A visiting midwife was struck off the register for incompetence. This was based on misinformation (lies). Please pray that the person who gave incorrect information will be exposed, that the nursing council will be prepared to admit its mistakes and that the decision will be overturned.

 

 

Jason and Shirley, Philippines, write; Please pray for the outreaches being conducted by the local missionaries here from the village. There a number of people who have listened through the Chronological Bible Lessons from Genesis to the Ascension of Christ. Please pray that we would see many people trust the Saviour and grow and mature with their walk with God.