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News from Nigeria
ENUGU | Bro Goddy Nwosu
With sorrow we announce that our dearly
beloved Bro Gabriel Chukwuani, has fallen
asleep in Christ. He was an example to us all
in his strong beliefs and trust in the Lord. He
now sleeps awaiting the day of the glorious
return of our Lord.
ALAYI | At the Fraternal gathering we did not expect more than 200, but we thank God there were
nearly 500, despite the condition of things and everything went very well and there were five baptisms.
The five baptised at Alayi are pictured above:
Bre Festus Nkawkw, Michael Ovrebo, Paul Obioma, Adundu and Sis Comfort Nwachukwu
| Bro Omar Ndamutsa
It is very hard for me to find words to express
my heartfelt gratitude for the package
containing four treasured Bibles in English,
three NT in French and other literature. To
tell the truth, the materials are really
helpful.
Once more thank you for your labour in Christ
as you devote yourselves to win souls to God.
News from Rwanda
| KEMPTON PARK & SURROUNDS
We are humbled and thankful, again, as we
see God at work! Sis Arlene McKlunsky
(Isolation) is now living in Benoni. We look
forward to seeing her fortnightly. The
McKlunsky’s breed dogs. Bro Peter Mulima is
still employed, in the midst of his colleagues
being retrenched. We are thankful and
humbled when God answers prayers. April
saw the whole ecclesia praying on Bro Peter’s
petition and on May 3rd he finally heard with
a very definite “NO - you won't lose your job”
and “YES - we very much need your efficient
services.” Praise God!!
A Congolese refugee family (Jimmy) from
Randfontein has found it easier to join us for
fellowship at Aphiwe, Tembisa. Their trip is
now only 1.5 hours long, instead of 2.5 hours
and they get home before midnight. We are
reminded to be thankful for the blessings of
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News from South Africa