CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Your gift will probably be the only gift received by most of these children who attend the Every Home for Christ schools in Bangladesh and India and for the children in Nepal who are sponsored to go to school.

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Your “Christmas Gift” will be a wonderful blessing to children who otherwise will probably not get a Christmas present. With them, we will be so grateful to you. It has been a wonderful, wonderful and much-blessed year in the Every Home for Christ schools in Bangladesh and India and we have received good reports of the children sponsored to go to school in Nepal too.

Because these children don’t often get new clothes, we usually buy the girls a new dress and the boys some new clothes for Christmas. Those who sponsor children in the schools will receive photos of the children with their new clothes. Also, your gift will be used to give a special Christmas gift to the teachers and the Every Home for Christ workers. The Every Home for Christ workers are paid a very basic salary and your Christmas gift will be much-appreciated help for their families. It’s best to send money because it is very expensive to post “gifts” to overseas and, more importantly, we like to give all the children “equal” presents. Please list your gift on the enclosed gift slip. Many, many thanks for sharing the joy of Christmas with those who have very little! May God give you a wonderfully blessed Christmas too!

EHC WORKERS’CHRISTMAS GIFTS

A Christmas gift for this EHC Malawi worker and many others just like him in India, Bangladesh and Nepal will be a wonderful blessing to their families. He rides a bike, visits door-to-door with Gospel literature and has a loud speaker and Bible in hand, ready to preach wherever he can … going where we cannot go!

He, and all the other workers, are worth a Christmas present!

Eric Leach

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Evangelism Praise:

INDONESIAPlanting the Seeds

of Salvation

In recent years, Indonesia has strug-gled with adjust-ments to major political transitions and suffered through the most catastrophic natu-ral disaster in its history. In 2004 Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono was elected president in the first direct presidential elec-tions since inde-pendence was declared in 1945. At the close of 2004, a deadly tsu-nami struck, devas-tating thousands of coastal villages and claiming more than 220,000 lives. Every Home for Christ has been

share the Good News home to home. A call from local churches on Batam Island sent EHC’s pio-neer missionaries on a quiet campaign to share the Gospel dur-ing Ramadan, the Muslim month of fast-ing and prayer. “Since the inhabitants of Batam are from vari-ous backgrounds, our pioneer missionaries chose the safest areas to visit during the dis-tribution,” reports EHC’s National Director, who must remain anonymous for security reasons. “So far they have dis-tributed 99,110 gos-pel booklets. There

I ndonesia is com-prised of 17,500

islands that span the Indian and Pacific Oceans between Asia and Australia. The diversity of its people is reflected in the more than 700 lan-guages spoken throughout the islands. Indonesia also has a Muslim population of more than 180 million people, making it home to more Muslims than any other nation on earth.

mobilizing local churches to share the Gospel in Indon-esia for more than 30 years, with tremen-dous results. At least 347,968 people have responded to the Gospel, leading to the formation of

4,194 village fellow-ships called Christ Groups. The recent upsurge in Islam has made evangelism dif-ficult in some areas, but the campaign continues as believers

Gospel in the Horn and the Middle East.” Finally, an aggres-sive summer cam-paign is also under-way in Burundi. The goal of this summer campaign is to reach 50,000 families of the ethnic Twa people. The Twa are consid-ered one of the least-reached people groups in Burundi. EHC Director Jerome Wa‘Asende is praying for a harvest of 100,000 led to Christ, with 200 village Christ Group fellowships formed. More than three million people are expected to be reached with the Gospel through EHC’s aggressive 2008 Summer Advance. Please pray that the Holy Spirit will pre-pare hearts, remove obstacles and open doors for the Good News to reach every home and point the lost to Jesus.

that many will respond positively and will witness the love of our Father.” In Kenya, a cam-paign is underway to share the Gospel with at least 80,000 people living in the Kibera slum, just outside of Nairobi. EHC Director Nicholas Mulea is mobilizing 20 teams of two distributors each to reach 100 homes a day. “Jesus sent His disci-ples out two by two,” Nicholas said. “Each of our teams will reach these homes daily, doing practical, per-son-to-person wit-nessing of the Gospel, praying for the people and directing them to evangelical churches within this village. Also, in the evening, we will show a series of films, like the Jesus film, Pilgrims Progress

and others.” Another summer advance is underway in Ethiopia, where believ-ers from 25 local churches are reaching out to 50,000 people living in the city of Nazareth. “Ethiopia is in the Horn of Africa, which includes Eritrea, Djibouti, Somali, and Sudan,” explains EHC Director Aynalem Haimanot. “These are Muslim nations that are continually moving to Islamize Ethiopia. The strategic position of Ethiopia to the rest of the Horn and the Middle East gives us a great responsibility to finish the unfinished task of sharing the

dents and teachers in 300 elementary and secondary schools. At least 165,000 students and teachers will receive the “Father’s Love Letter” gospel booklets and be encouraged to take the booklets home and share them with every member of their family. “Because the vision is to take the Gospel to every home, we have seen an urgency to reach these homes through the stu-dents,” said EHC Director Ananie Bagaragaza. “Each day they return home, they can easi-ly take the Gospel with them into their homes, and share the Gospel with other classmates. There is no doubt

But despite doubts about the future, the history of the Jewish people is a story of survival. An unknown author said that they survived – not as Israelis, but as Jews. The world would have no problem with a secular Israel. Or with a Muslim Israel. What it cannot live with is a Jewish Israel. It cannot even explain why. One of the most enduring mysteries of the ages is, to my mind, the phenomenon of Anti-Semitism. It doesn’t follow any logical pattern that could explain it – indeed, taken as a purely social phenomenon, it makes no sense whatever. Anti-Semitism appears to be universal; it has existed in every generation, among every people, on every continent upon which the Jew has put his foot. There is but one logical explanation for anti-Semitism, and that explanation is spiritual. The devil is trying to convince the world that Israel is the problem of everything – Jews deserve what they get! But why does Satan so passionately hate the Jewish people? Michael Brown in his book “Our Hands are Stained With Blood” says that by hurting them, Satan seeks to hurt the Lord and takes revenge for his own sentence of death. His effort to annihilate the Jews is to discredit the Lord. If Israel ceases to exist as a distinct people, then God did not, or could not, keep his Promise. Specifically, what are those promises to Israel? Ultimately, they are derived from those given to Abraham in Genesis 12:1-3: The promises of a people, the promises of a land, and the promises of a blessing. In Ezekiel 36:24 we read , “I will take you out of the nations; I will gather you from all countries and bring you into your own land.” Israel is under attack from many directions. Dark times are still to come, but in the end God will prevail. The conclusion of the Bible is more than a fitting conclusion for this editorial. The apostle John’s final prayer must be our ultimate prayer as well: He who testifies to these things says, “Yes, I am coming soon.” Amen. Come, Lord Jesus. The grace of the Lord Jesus be with God’s people. Amen (Revelation 22:20-21).

By Henk Kamsteeg Editor

Israel and Christians Today

Israel is geographically so tiny, especially in comparison to the vast space of the Arab countries, which combined are some 650 times the size of Israel. Yet, the Jewish state remains the unceasing target of hostile criticism, with some countries threatening extinction. From almost the beginning of human history, the Jewish people have faced threats to their survival, but overcame them by the grace of the Almighty God. Today Israel is probably the only country in the world whose right to exist is debated and whose future is questioned. Why does most of the world hate the Jews? What have the Jews ever done to the world? Will Israel survive? To many people, the entire conflict seems to be about geography. Two people, Jews and Palestinians, claim one piece of land as their own. But of course it goes much deeper. In his book “Will Israel Survive” Mitchell G. Bard writes that it is a religious obligation for Muslims to subjugate the infidels and it is unacceptable for non-Muslims to rule over Muslims or for non-Muslims to control Muslim territory. “This is absolutely basic to understanding the intractability of the Israeli-Islamic conflict. It is inconceivable that Hamas or Islamic Jihad or Hizbollah or any other fundamentalist group can accept the existence of a Jewish state in the body of the Islamic world. Israel is the cancer (a reference they often use) that must be excised, and there is nothing that anyone can do to change their minds. If Israel were to withdraw tomorrow from all of the West Bank, all of East Jerusalem, and give every inch of the Golan Heights to Syria, there still would be no peace, because the Islamists will not be satisfied with a return to the 1967 borders; they demand that the border be the Mediterranean Sea. Although an infinitesimal fraction of the global population, Jews have been awarded a quarter of all the Nobel Prizes given in the 20th century for chemistry, economics, literature, peace, physics and medicine. Even the nations of the Arab world could have peace with Israel for the asking. Yet there is no nation on earth more universally despised.

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in Argentina, another major summer cam-paign is underway. More than 1,000 believers from 200 churches are being mobilized to share the Gospel with more than one million peo-ple in the province of Santiago del Estero. EHC Director Rino Bello is dispatching evangelism teams to visit homes, prisons, hospitals, schools, businesses, and seats of government. “We hope to receive 2,500 to 3,000 decisions for Christ,” Rino said. “And we will end the cam-paign with big cele-

campaign, Pastor Caceres, was once a commander in the Contra Army. Now he is leading believers in an effort to share the peace and love of Jesus. Another summer campaign is under-way in Chile. EHC Director Victor Stuardo is coordinat-ing a unique effort to share the Gospel with more than 40,000 men and women in the Chilean Army, Air Force and Navy. Believers in the mili-tary are also partici-pating in the cam-paign. “Some of them are already commit-ted to the Gospel of the Lord, and they even have regional coordinators,” Victor explained. “We want to reach the remain-ing members of the defense forces who are in active service.” Across the border

brations!” A world away, believers in Africa are storming spiritual strongholds in five nations, armed with the power of the Gospel. In Uganda, EHC Director Fred Mukasa is mobilizing churches to help share the Gos-pel in three major slums and 20 second-ary schools in Kam-pala and Jinja. His goal is to impact more than one million people

with the Good News. “We believe that putting emphasis on the young people in the schools will cause lasting results,” Fred shared. “Work-ing with over one million people in the targeted schools and slums within the planned two months is a big thrill to us at EHC Uganda!” Rwanda will always be remem-bered for the tribal violence that erupt-ed there in 1994. Within 90 days, near-ly one million people had been slaugh-tered in the ethnic violence. This sum-mer, believers in Rwanda are joining forces to help take the Gospel to stu-

have been 118 deci-sions for Christ and seven new Christ Groups formed!” Wherever the Gospel is shared in Indonesia, the Holy Spirit finds a place in open hearts to plant the seeds of salvation. Through an EHC out-reach in Central Java, a young Muslim named Hasan discov-ered that Jesus was more than a prophet. “I want to share about my wonderful life in Christ,” Hasan wrote. “I have a Muslim background. I received Jesus as my Lord and Savior. My family does not accept the fact that I follow Jesus. I always pray for them. I want to be a blessing to my family. Please pray that He uses me as His instrument. I want to spread the Word of

God, especially to our commu-nity.” EHC workers are looking to the future of Indonesia by reaching out to students of all ages through local schools. An outreach to stu-dents at several middle schools in Batam City drew 150 to Christ, and they are all enrolled in EHC’s Bible corre-spondence course. The students have formed student-led Christ Groups in the schools. Administrators in several schools have even asked EHC workers to help establish and lead Bible-study groups in their schools. “I could not

believe what hap-pened in my life,” shared a young high school girl named Irama. “Before I started the EHC Bible corre-spondence course I had no peace in my heart. I am thankful to the Lord Jesus Christ who loves me so much. I want other people to experience the same joy in their heart that I have in mine. When I graduate

from school I want to prepare myself for ministry by attend-ing a seminary or theological school. Although my par-ents may not permit me and will not finance me, I just trust the Lord. I believe that with Him, everything is possible.” Please pray for the ongoing Every Home Campaign in Indonesia.

Fulfilling the vision of Every Home for Christ requires EHC workers to take the Gospel to every home, even if a “home” is a prison. “We praise the Lord for our ministry at the local prison and the prison farms,” says EHC Director Dries du Plessis. “We see lives touched and changed every time we minister to the inmates.” A 21-year-old inmate named Mario was serving his fifth term in the Mahajanga prison when EHC workers touched and changed his life with the Gospel. “I didn’t know the Word of God, but after the preaching of an EHC worker, I was convicted,” Mario said. “I was later baptized by Pastor Dries from EHC. I praise God for saving me.” EHC has not only helped reach inmates with the Gospel, but ministers to them with humanitarian aid as well, providing food, clothing, blankets, mosquito nets, and even clean water for those who have been forgotten by their families and their jailers. “We praise the Lord for funds to dig a well near the prison farm outside our town,” Dries says. “Now the people can enjoy clean water, and it is also close to the prison village.” Beyond the prison walls, EHC workers are helping men and women to break free from chains of spiritual darkness through faith in Jesus Christ.

The Every Home Campaign in Madagascar has yielded 138,622 responses and prompted the formation of 1,226 village fellowships called Christ Groups. “We praise the Lord for all the Christ Groups and the new believers that were added last month,” Dries says. “We are sharing our vision with many churches, training and

equipping them with the necessary ministry tools to help them as they reach out to those who do not know of Christ. “ “We praise the Lord that His kingdom is advancing here in Madagascar,” Dries said. “Please continue to pray with us."

MADAGASCARSetting Captives Free

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MADAGASCARSetting Captives Free

WHERE THERE’S

A WILL, THERE’S

A WAY Death should be our liveliest preoccupation—especially useful if it makes you concentrate on life. You don’t want to die feeling you haven’t lived, haven’t kept everything neat and tidy for those left behind. As the old proverb goes, “ If I were to die tomorrow, what would I wish to have done today?” MAKE A WILL, FOR ONE. You don’t have to be rich, famous, with one foot in the grave, or signing a death warrant to make a Will. It’s wise forethought. This is the only way of making certain that your worldly possessions go exactly where you want them to go, to save your loved ones from suffocating red tape, legal hassles, and unwelcome claimants. Without a Will it is possible to have left behind a split-at- the-seams-family and unseemly legal wrangles—all for the want of a Will.

A WILL IS NOT FOREVER You can revisit it as many times as you please. If you do not want to change the Will substantially, all you need is a Codicil with the changes. It makes sense to review your Will after you retire.

WHEN THERE IS NOT A WILL Your estate will be divided among your legal heirs according to the law of the country. Your heirs may have to spend long hours in court to take possession of their property. They will also probably have to pay legal advice.

INFORMATION At Every Home for Christ we have some information we can send you to help you in preparing your Will—this information is sent to you free of charge. EVERY HOME FOR CHRIST Also let me encourage you to pray about including Every Home for Christ in your Will. It’s a decision in your “lifetime” and I am sure you will be blessed just as you are now when you give a gift. May God guide you.

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9 CREATIVE ACCESS #7 There have been opportunities to share the Gospel with many refugees. Most live in unsanitary, poverty-stricken conditions. Pray

that they would have open hearts to the Gospel. Also pray for protection and wisdom over EHC workers as they minister in a neighbouring Creative Access nation. Psalms 23 (Matthew 11:2 to 13:53)

10 ITALY Pop. 58,000,000 Map 64. “Light in the Darkness”, a ministry to the blind, uses cassettes and materials in Braille to share the Gospel.

Since the development of audio Bible courses, Director Andrea Thomas has been receiving record responses. Pray that God will continue to inspire and use this team for His honour and glory. Psalms 24 (Matthew 13:54 to 16:28)

11 SWAZILAND Pop. 1,000,000 Map 3. Pray for more pastors to join the prayer network that is conducted every month, which includes

training on evangelistic outreach. To date, more than 300,000 homes have been reached with the Gospel and 251,622 people have responded, as well as 509 Christ Groups being planted. Psalm 25 (Matthew 17:1 to 19:2)

12 ARGENTINA Pop. 38,500,000 Map 221. Praise the Lord that in a recent month 62,000 pieces of literature were distributed where 26,400

homes were visited and 598 people responded to the Gospel message. Pray for open doors in the area of Santiago del Estero so EHC can have the freedom to share the Gospel home to home. Psalms 26 (Matthew 19:3 to 23:39)

13 COTE D’IVOIRE Pop. 18,500,000 Map 40. Pray for the elections that will take place next month that the rebel forces will accept

the peace process. Praise God for His mighty hand working through the EHC ministry as evidenced in His provision of wisdom, direction and effective outreach. Psalms 27 (Matthew 24:1 to 26:2)

14 HUNGARY Pop. 10,000,000 Map 77. With help from EHC United Kingdom, Hungary National Director Peter Sztano has printed

a new Bible course. During the coming “Year of the Bible,” it will be distributed to 50,000 homes in villages that do not have a church. Pray for much success. Psalms 28 (Matthew 26:3 to 27:66)

15 MICRONESIA Pop. 107,000 Map 163. Praise God for His faithfulness to the ministry. Pray for the students and workers on an outer island

mission trip to Ngetik, Nukor and Kapingamarangi. Pray for the EHC women’s ministry which is increasing in numbers. Psalms 29 (Matthew 28)

1 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Pray the children, teachers, evangelists and workers involved with EHC will have a blessed Christmas and that the children in the EHC

schools should come to know the Prince of Peace, the Lord Jesus Christ. Psalms 15 (Nehemiah 1-7)

2 INDONESIA Pop. 227,200 Map 141. Thousands of young people and adults in Jakarta have been reached with gospel booklets through the efforts of

EHC partnering with Youth With A Mission. More than 3,000 young people shared the Gospel message. Pray that many will respond and come to a saving knowledge of Christ. Psalms 16 (Nehemiah 8-10)

3 LIBERIA Pop.3,400,000 Map 41. Pray for the government of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (a believer) as she strives to restore basic services such

as electricity and water to the nation. Pray for hearts to continue to be open to the Gospel message. To date, almost 200,000 homes have been reached, with 240,465 people responding. Psalms 17 (Nehemiah 11-13)

4 SLOVAKIA Pop 5,400,000 Map 79. More than 18,000 families have recently had the opportunity of hearing the Good News. Many of these contacts are bearing

fruit especially through a discussion forum on the Internet. Pray for EHC National Director Ondrej Garaj as he works on the text of a new Bible study. Psalms 18 (Malachi 1-4)

5 ARMENIA Pop.3,000,000 Map 102. Since January EHC has been conducting a home-to-home outreach in the Vayots Dzor region. About 25,000 families have been

reached with the Gospel and more than 1,000 people have responded for follow-up materials. Pray that they would grow in the Lord. Psalms 19 9 (Matthew 1-2)

6 GUAM Pop.174,000, Map 165. Pray for Christians in Guam to be educated in the dangers of various cults. Twelve Christ Groups have been planted on this

Pacific Island. Pray that they may stand strong in their beliefs and that they would grow in the knowledge of the Lord. Psalms 20 (Matthew 3:1 to 4:11)

7 NICARAGUA Pop. 5,700,000 Map 181. Praise God for the 884 professions of faith reported in a recent month. Pray for the ongoing literature distribution

efforts in schools in Tipitapa and Sandino city and for the “Students Reaching Students” ministry as young people participate in reaching their fellow students with the Gospel. Psalms 21 (Matthew 4:12 to 7:29)

8 PHILIPPINES Pop.85,600,000 Map 167. Praise God for the commitment of volunteer EHC workers who are conducting ongoing home-to-home outreaches in

the provinces of Aurora, Cagayan, Ilocos Sur, Negros Oriental, Palawan, Quezon and Sorsogon. Pray for divine provision and protection for them. Psalms 22 (Matthew 8:1 to 11:1)

November, 2008

Bible Readings: This month the daily text will be taken from Job and Psalms.For those wanting to do the one-year Bible reading programme these chapters are in brackets.

PRAY FOR THE

PEACE OF

JERUSALEM

PSALM 122:6

AND THE

WORLD.

16 NIGER Pop. 14,800,000 Map 35. Pray for the Christ Group in Kodo that God may protect them when facing persecution and help them

to grow in the knowledge of His Word. Pray for Pioneer missionary, Mamoudou Sumana, who has been working in this area where he has faced opposition from Muslim leaders. Psalms 30 (Mark 1:1-13)

17 RUSSIA Pop.140,900,000 Map 104. In the city of Lipetsk home-to-home literature distribution by local churches is now underway. Pray for open

hearts and minds for those receiving the Gospel message. Also, pray for Karliya where literature is being distributed among children at boarding schools and children’s camps. Psalms 31 (Mark 1:14 to 3:35)

18 ZIMBABWE Pop.13,100,000 May 9. Pray that EHC activities can continue to move forward in the power of the Lord during difficult economic

times. Also pray for the launching of the EHC Zimbabwe Mobile Training Centres. To date more than three million homes have been reached and over 1.1 million people have responded. Psalms 32 (Mark 4-5)

19 THAILAND Pop. 64,900,000 Map.134. Recently women from three churches from hill tribe villages -Hmong, Karen, and Lahu - attended

a seminar where over 40 women leaders learned how to evangelise their own people. They put their learning into practice by visiting 1,191 homes in the area. Pray for a good response. Psalms 33 (Mark 6:1 to 8:26)

20 BRAZIL Pop.191,300,000 Map 216. Teams have already begun a ministry outreach that seeks to reach ten cities in the dry land region of Ceara.

Pray that their efforts would see many souls come to know the Lord. Praise the Lord for the 100,000 “Father’s Love Letter” and 2,500 DVDs that have been distributed. Psalms 34 (Mark 8:27 to 10:31)

21 CREATIVE ACCESS #5 Despite a repressive environment, EHC is witnessing an increasing number of church groups and leaders who

are opening their hearts and doors to the ministry of EHC. Pray that many would come to know the Lord Jesus Christ through united efforts of working together in this nation. Psalms 35 (Mark 10:32 to 13:37)

22 GERMANY Pop. 82,300,000 Map 81. During this past summer four Bible college students helped area churches distribute literature

home-to-home visiting 35,000 inhabitants of Sinsheim’s and Herborn’s 20,000 residents. Pray that many would continue to respond to the prompting of the Holy Spirit to receive Jesus as Lord and Saviour. Psalms 36 (Mark 14-16

23 MADAGASCAR Pop. 19,400,000 Map 4. Pray that the Lord would raise up at least two full time workers for the Mobile Training Centre

project to help in the efforts for reaching every home in Madagascar with the Gospel. Also pray for Bible study booklets and Bibles needed for the prison ministry outreach. Psalms 37 (Mark 14-16)

24 HONDURAS Pop. 7,500,000 Map 180. Recent gospel outreaches have focused in the border region of El Salvador where 1,500 professions of

faith have come as a result of the distribution of the Gospel booklet, “Planting and Sowing for Eternity” Pray that these new converts would grow in the grace and knowledge of the Lord. Psalms 38 (Luke 1-2)

25 CAMEROON Pop.16,800,000 Map 24. Pray for a great spiritual revival in this country and for the development of the Christ Group multiplication

process in the five operations fields. Also, pray for the spiritual growth and maturing of 45 people who have come to the Lord recently. To date, 642 Christ Groups have been planted in Cameroon. Psalms 39 (Luke 3:1 to 4:15)

26 SAMOA Pop. 182,000 Map 156. Thank God for the good response from the Pacific Mission Training Centre students who volunteered to

conduct home-to-home outreaches for EHC as part of their practical training. Pray for a moving of God’s Spirit in the churches that they would become involved in evangelism outreach. Psalms 40 (Luke 4:16 to 6:49)

27 TANZANIA Pop.39,400,000 Map 16. There is a significant need for Bibles and New Testaments in the Swahili language to be provided to new

believers. Please continue to pray with us for this need. Pray for the outreaches to the unreached villages of Nkulugano, Chimendeli and Mpinga in the Dodoma region. Psalms 41 (Luke 7:1 to 9:50)

28 SINGAPORE Pop. 4,400,000 Map 139. Pray that many believers and churches would take up the responsibility of joyfully sharing the Gospel

message with their neighbours and relative, particularly during holiday times. Also, pray for the financial resources needed for the cost of printing discipleship materials. Psalms 42 (Luke 9:51 to 12:59)

29 SIERRA LEONE Pop. 5,800,000 Map 43. Hardship, poverty and depravity are very evident in many of the communities where EHC ministers. Pray

that the Lord would provide for the material and spiritual needs of those being ministered to. Also pray for protection, provision, and good health over all the EHC workers and their families. Psalms 43 (Luke 13:12 to 18:30)

30 SERBIA Pop. 7,900,000 Map 70. The evangelistic zeal of believers has enabled several thousand families to hear the Good News of Jesus Christ

during the past few months. Pray that God would provide additional volunteer workers and pray for the villages and towns recently visited that many hearts would be open to the Lord. Psalms 44 (Luke 18:31 to 21:38)

31 GUINEA REP Pop. 9,500,000 Map 44. Pray for the provision of a leader for the Christ Group in Gambata, and pray for open hearts of the

people in the village of Doulapa where pioneer missionaries are coordinating a home-to-home campaign. Seek the Lord on behalf of the new converts that they may grow in the grace of the Lord. Psalms 45 (Luke 22-23)