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BUNGOMA | Bro Nasongo Harron
We are all doing well. Recently we received
new friends in our ecclesia, two men and one
lady.
Brothers, all the gospel literature that you
have been sending to me was of great value
and has imparted knowledge of the gospel in
a positive way thus building our strength in the
true gospel.
It takes a courageous soul and good heart to
spread the gospel. We know that God is on our
side and may you put on the armour of God
relentlessly. Even if the environment is tough
we know that He will open ways to get people
to spread the gospel to the entire world.
We know very well that when we go to the
Church we go there to get the Word of God
and to have refreshment of the soul so as to
know more about the Truth. But other people
are trying their level best to gain what is not?
They believe in the crosses, that they make
with their own hands, they do not have the true
gospel. We believe in the Almighty God and in
our Saviour, Jesus Christ, so that we can be
saved and enter into His Kingdom when he
comes to reign as King forever and ever. May he
soon come.
CHWELE | Alice Watwati
I am a Christian and have been following the
Evangelical World Christian Church, however
your members David and Jacklyne gave me
some very interesting Bible based booklets
which are enabling me to gain more real Bible
knowledge and so am joining their meeting.
KALOBEYEI | Bro John Lwamba Katembo
Yes, the preaching work we hold every
Saturday in Kalobeyei Refugee settlement is
progressing. We pray and hope that it will bear
fruits in the near future. Three Brothers from
our ecclesia hold Bible discussion there with
our friends - we thank our heavenly Father one
friend has now been convinced and has
requested to be baptized.
We are now planning for Bro Isidore to start
teaching him the 40 lessons step by step twice
a week and at the end the baptism would be
arranged. Also Bible discussion with other
contacts is ongoing. But the challenge we face
in the preaching work activity is the transport
as always, to go to Kalobeyei by foot is 15kms.
We have received the parcel containing 20
Bible Basics books from Christadelphian
Advancement Trust to be used for the
preaching work in Kalobeyei and Kakuma.
KAKUMA | DROUGHT CRISIS
The drought in the Rift Valley Province
of Kenya, especially in Turkana West-
county where Kakuma Refugee Camp is
located, is causing hunger due to the
shortage of water.
At Kakuma there are 4 water bore holes
amongst the 10 serving refugee camps
which have dried up because of the lack
of rains from the Ugandan mountains
that always flow to Kakuma. Animals
(goats, cows etc...) are dying because of
the lack of water and grass.
The drought has also made the price rise
of charcoal and firewood for cooking
food.
Please pray for our brothers and sisters in
Kakuma Refugee Camp during this time of
terrible hardship and that the rains may soon
come to bring the drought to an end.
Prayer Request | Pray for rain
Bro Harron with four friends who are
regular readers of Gospel News