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PRAISES:
Power House
In the Papua New Guinea (PNG) culture, it can be difficult to share evangelical efforts with other denominations. However, a group of Nazarene women are meeting, privately in a home, with a group of Evangelical Brotherhood women to pray. They pray for backsliders, couples with broken marriages, orphanages, and other issues that affect the lives of Papua New Guineans. They also raise their hands in prayer for Nazarene radio ministry to touch the lives of people who don’t go to church or who can’t read the Word of God for themselves.
PRAY FOR:
GLOBAL MINISTRY REQUESTS
Displaced
The needs of Christians who are being displaced in the Middle East continue to grow. We cannot forget about our brothers and sisters who are persevering in the midst of persecution. We¹ve heard that because of the violence, some relief organizations are leaving hostile areas, but the Church of the Nazarene will stay to offer tangible help and the hope of Christ.
Please pray for Christians who are being persecuted in the Middle East. Pray for Nazarene workers who are there, giving compassionate care and sharing the Gospel.
Pray for Rain
It’s the dry season in Kudjip, Papua New Guinea, where our Nazarene Hospital is located. However, this season is especially dry. Water supply in the wells is low, and some wells have run dry. Without rain, critical issues will soon arise such as food shortages. Pray for rain. Click here to read more from our team in the Asia-Pacific Region.
Thailand Bombing
Pray for the people who have been injured when a bomb detonated in downtown Bangkok on August 17. We've received word that Nazarenes are safe. Pray for the families of those who perished. Read more clicking here for the Asia-Pacific Region’s news site.
NOTE: The country of Thailand is the PML Field Focus this week. See below for additional ways to pray for the people of Thailand.
Argentina/South America Flooding
In Argentina, several cities have been affected by heavy flooding from recent rains. Our team in South America reports that in some locations, the water reached as high as two meters (approximately 6 ½ feet). Major news outlets say that three people are confirmed dead and more than 11,000 forced to evacuate. Please pray for the people in Argentina who are suffering loss. Floods have also affected Uruguay and Venezuela recently. Click here if you want to help with the Nazarene response efforts.
South America Disaster Response
GIVING CODE: ACM1203
REGION: South America,
THE NEED: $20,000.00
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About the project
South America is home to millions of people who live in a variety of settings, from the Andes Mountains to low-lying valleys and river basins. Diverse communities are exposed to natural disasters including flooding, droughts, landslides, earthquakes, and volcano eruptions. Impoverished communities living in river basins, flood plains, and remote areas are particularly at risk to natural disasters. When a disaster hits, families and individuals in affected areas need immediate assistance, including shelter, food, clean water, and household items. During disasters, NCM partners with local churches as they walk alongside families and communities to meet needs on the road to recovery.
Each emergency relief effort is organized locally with the support of the global church through prayer, giving, and technical support. The local church often partners with other organizations and local government agencies in order to best meet needs as well.
Your gift to the South America Disaster Response Fund will enable local churches to strategically organize immediate relief and long-term rebuilding projects for communities affected by disasters.
Venezuela Camps
The month of August is when the Venezuelan church celebrates their family and youth camps. The vast majority of our Venezuelan pastors received their call to minister at these camps. Pray for the men, women, boys, and girls attending this year’s camps that they will clearly hear and respond to the Lord’s leading.
Pakistan Child Development Center
Two new Child Development Centers are opening in the Pakistani cities of Texila and Faislabad. Ask God to bring the qualified teachers needed at each center.
August Prayer Focus
Please pray for these requests from missionaries who are part of the August Prayer Focus:
Gary and Penney Sidle, serving in Zambia
Please pray with us for:
Our children: Our son, Josiah, is homeschooled and does online classes, but the power cuts and lack of Internet is a concern. Our daughter Alyssa’s music ministry in Zambia. She has a new music CD releasing this week. Our daughter Lindsay as she starts at Mt. Vernon Nazarene University and adjusts to life in the U.S.
We have been offered to apply for resident permits for Zambia. Pray that this would go smoothly and be approved to save on costs and paperwork in the future.
Upcoming district assemblies in Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe, Gary will be chairing two assemblies
PML Field Focus – South East Asia
This week we continue to look into the work God is doing in the South East Asia Field (SE Asia). Cambodia, Myanmar, and Thailand comprise the SE Asia Field. Today we will focus learning about and praying for Thailand.
Known as Siam until 1939, Thailand is the only Southeast Asian country never to have been colonized by a European power. Known for its great food, tropical climate, fascinating culture, majestic mountains and great beaches, Thailand is a popular tourist destination. Buddhism heavily influences the mainland Thai culture. Click here for statistical information about Thailand in PML’s printable version.
Praises and Prayers for Thailand
Praise for 3 new Burmese church plants in Bangkok, Thailand and one in Westside, Indianapolis.
Praise for renewed evangelism efforts in Bangkok, Thailand. Five new believers have come to Christ since Pentecost Sunday.
Praise for ongoing, faithful discipleship in southern Thailand.
Praise for relationship evangelism through sports and friendships in northern Thailand.
Praise for lay leaders in NE Thailand who have been steadfast and growing while their pastor was recovering from illness in another province. Six new believers came to Christ since Easter Sunday.
Pray for a new Thai church plant in Bangkok within the next year.
General South Asia Field Requests
Pray for the smooth transfer of information and responsibilities between mission personnel and national leadership to preserve spiritual fruit as some mission personnel are retiring in the next few years.
Praise for more than 150 students in pastoral training in 6 extension centers across the field.
BEREAVEMENT
Family of Guy “Rusty” Garman
Guy "Rusty" Garman passed away on August 15 in a diving accident in St. Croix, Virgin Islands. Rusty was the son of retired missionaries Larry and Addie Garman, who served in Peru. Pray for the family and especially Rusty's children—Kip, Grant, and Leah. Larry and Addie say that they believe Rusty made peace with God sometime before the dive.
Family of Cinda Kammermann
Former missionary Cinda Kammermann passed away on August 16 after a recurrence of cancer. Cinda served in the Eurasia Region from 1996-2007 and currently was on staff at Sumpter First Church of the Nazarene in South Carolina. Services will be at the Sumpter Church on August 20. Pray for Cinda's family and friends.
Family of Godwin Chirwa
Last month we prayed for Goodwin Chirwa, superintendent of the Drakensberg District in South Africa, who was hospitalized. Sadly, Rev. Chirwa passed away on August 10. Please pray for his wife, two children and their respective families, and friends. Services will be held this weekend in Swaziland, which is Rev. Chirwa's home country and where he served for 10-years before moving to South Africa.
Thank you for praying.
"It is not hard for the Lord to turn night into day. He that sends the clouds can as easily clear the skies. Let us be of good cheer."[Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892), English preacher and writer]
_______________________________NMI Prayer Mobilization Line for Wednesday, 19 August 2015 “I wait quietly before God, for my victory comes from him.”[Psalm 62:1 NLT]
Pakistan Child Development Center
Two new Child Development Centers are opening in the Pakistani cities of Texila and Faislabad. Ask God to bring the qualified teachers needed at each center.
August Prayer Focus
Please pray for these requests from missionaries who are part of the August Prayer Focus:
Gary and Penney Sidle, serving in Zambia
Please pray with us for:
Our children: Our son, Josiah, is homeschooled and does online classes, but the power cuts and lack of Internet is a concern. Our daughter Alyssa’s music ministry in Zambia. She has a new music CD releasing this week. Our daughter Lindsay as she starts at Mt. Vernon Nazarene University and adjusts to life in the U.S.
We have been offered to apply for resident permits for Zambia. Pray that this would go smoothly and be approved to save on costs and paperwork in the future.
Upcoming district assemblies in Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe, Gary will be chairing two assemblies
PML Field Focus – South East Asia
This week we continue to look into the work God is doing in the South East Asia Field (SE Asia). Cambodia, Myanmar, and Thailand comprise the SE Asia Field. Today we will focus learning about and praying for Thailand.
Known as Siam until 1939, Thailand is the only Southeast Asian country never to have been colonized by a European power. Known for its great food, tropical climate, fascinating culture, majestic mountains and great beaches, Thailand is a popular tourist destination. Buddhism heavily influences the mainland Thai culture. Click here for statistical information about Thailand in PML’s printable version.
Praises and Prayers for Thailand
Praise for 3 new Burmese church plants in Bangkok, Thailand and one in Westside, Indianapolis.
Praise for renewed evangelism efforts in Bangkok, Thailand. Five new believers have come to Christ since Pentecost Sunday.
Praise for ongoing, faithful discipleship in southern Thailand.
Praise for relationship evangelism through sports and friendships in northern Thailand.
Praise for lay leaders in NE Thailand who have been steadfast and growing while their pastor was recovering from illness in another province. Six new believers came to Christ since Easter Sunday.
Pray for a new Thai church plant in Bangkok within the next year.
General South Asia Field Requests
Pray for the smooth transfer of information and responsibilities between mission personnel and national leadership to preserve spiritual fruit as some mission personnel are retiring in the next few years.
Praise for more than 150 students in pastoral training in 6 extension centers across the field.
BEREAVEMENT
Family of Guy “Rusty” Garman
Guy "Rusty" Garman passed away on August 15 in a diving accident in St. Croix, Virgin Islands. Rusty was the son of retired missionaries Larry and Addie Garman, who served in Peru. Pray for the family and especially Rusty's children—Kip, Grant, and Leah. Larry and Addie say that they believe Rusty made peace with God sometime before the dive.
Family of Cinda Kammermann
Former missionary Cinda Kammermann passed away on August 16 after a recurrence of cancer. Cinda served in the Eurasia Region from 1996-2007 and currently was on staff at Sumpter First Church of the Nazarene in South Carolina. Services will be at the Sumpter Church on August 20. Pray for Cinda's family and friends.
Family of Godwin Chirwa
Last month we prayed for Goodwin Chirwa, superintendent of the Drakensberg District in South Africa, who was hospitalized. Sadly, Rev. Chirwa passed away on August 10. Please pray for his wife, two children and their respective families, and friends. Services will be held this weekend in Swaziland, which is Rev. Chirwa's home country and where he served for 10-years before moving to South Africa.
Thank you for praying.
"It is not hard for the Lord to turn night into day. He that sends the clouds can as easily clear the skies. Let us be of good cheer."[Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892), English preacher and writer]
_______________________________NMI Prayer Mobilization Line for Wednesday, 19 August 2015 “I wait quietly before God, for my victory comes from him.”[Psalm 62:1 NLT]
PRAISE
Power House
In the Papua New Guinea (PNG) culture, it can be difficult to share evangelical efforts with other denominations. We give glory to God for the news that a group of Nazarene women are meeting, privately in a home, with a group of Evangelical Brotherhood women to pray. They pray for backsliders, couples with broken marriages, orphanages, and other issues that affect the lives of Papua New Guineans. They also raise their hands in prayer for Nazarene radio ministry to touch the lives of people who don’t go to church or who can’t read the Word of God for themselves.
Daniel Eka, radio director in PNG, says “With the prayer team pleading to God every day, we believe and trust that our radio ministry will never be the same. It will go to new heights for His glory and honor. Praise God for the “Power House” and the praying women.
PRAY FOR
Displaced
The needs of Christians who are being displaced in the Middle East continue to grow. We cannot forget about our brothers and sisters who are persevering in the midst of persecution. We¹ve heard that because of the violence, some relief organizations are leaving hostile areas, but the Church of the Nazarene will stay to offer tangible help and the hope of Christ.
Please pray for Christians who are being persecuted in the Middle East. Pray for Nazarene workers who are there, giving compassionate care and sharing the Gospel.
Pray for Rain
It’s the dry season in Kudjip, Papua New Guinea, where our Nazarene Hospital is located. However, this season is especially dry. Water supply in the wells is low, and some wells have run dry. Without rain, critical issues will arise such as food shortages. The hospital staff and most Papua New Guineans depend on their gardens for food. Should the gardens die, there may be an influx of people at the markets where prices will skyrocket. Also, the hospital’s electricity runs off of the power generated from a hydroelectric system. The river used to draw water for the system is very low. Fortunately, the hospital has generators but the fuel to run them is expensive. Pray for rain.
Thailand Bombing
On August 17, a bomb detonated in downtown Bangkok. One of our team members sent in the following ways to pray:
· Nazarenes are safe, but we are praying for the city of Bangkok at such a time as this.
· The bomb exploded in the area of the Erawan Shrine. Many were killed and injured. Another bomb went off near a bridge where many pedestrians were walking, but no injuries were reported.
· Pray for those who were injured.
· Pray for the families of those who have lost their loved ones.
· Pray that evil will be pushed back and other possible plans for destruction exposed, and that those responsible will be brought to justice.
· Pray for the hearts of Thai people that there might be a turning toward the Light at this time.
The country of Thailand is the PML Field Focus this week. See below for additional ways to pray for the people of Thailand.
Argentina/South America Flooding
In Argentina, several cities have been affected by heavy flooding from recent rains. Our team in South America reports that in some locations, the water reached as high as two meters (approximately 6 ½ feet). Major news outlets say that three people are confirmed dead and more than 11,000 forced to evacuate. Argentina national radio and television are asking for a donation of goods to help those affected. Please pray for the people in Argentina who are suffering loss. Floods have also affected Uruguay and Venezuela recently.
Venezuela Camps
The month of August is when the Venezuelan church celebrates their family and youth camps. The vast majority of our Venezuelan pastors received their call to minister at these camps. Pray for the men, women, boys, and girls attending this year’s camps, that they will clearly hear and respond to the Lord’s leading.
Pakistan Child Development Center
Two new Child Development Centers are opening in the Pakistani cities of Texila and Faislabad. Ask God to bring the qualified teachers needed at each center.
August Prayer Focus
Please pray for these requests from missionaries who are part of the August Prayer Focus:
Gary and Penney Sidle, serving in Zambia
Please pray with us for:
· Homeschool for our son, Josiah. He does online classes, and the power cuts and lack of Internet is a concern
· Health of our family as we continue ministry in Zambia and the Southeast Africa Field
· Upcoming district assemblies in Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe, Gary will be chairing two assemblies
· Southeast Africa Field Women’s Ministries Conference to held in Zambia this week
· Our daughter Alyssa’s music ministry in Zambia. She has a new music CD releasing this week
· Leadership development in the field and the extension education program
· Continued development of children’s ministries in local churches
· Our daughter, Lindsay as she starts at Mt. Vernon Nazarene University and adjusts to life in the U.S.
· We have been offered to apply for resident permits for Zambia. Pray that this would go smoothly and be approved to save on costs and paperwork in the future.
PML Field Focus – South East Asia
This week we continue to look into the work God is doing in the South East Asia Field (SE Asia) and share ways to rejoice and pray. Cambodia, Myanmar, and Thailand comprise the SE Asia Field. The Church of the Nazarene officially began work on this field in 1984 and today we will focus learning about and praying for Thailand.
Known as Siam until 1939, Thailand is the only Southeast Asian country never to have been colonized by a European power. Known for its great food, tropical climate, fascinating culture, majestic mountains and great beaches, Thailand is a popular tourist destination. Buddhism heavily influences the mainland Thai culture.
Majority language: Thai, several dialects of Thai as well as multiple tribal languages
Population: 62 million
Capital; Bangkok
Provinces: 76
Number of churches per capita: 0.64% Christian, including 0.39% of ethnic Thai, for a total of 408,000 Christians in the 62 million population. There are 5,000 total Protestant churches in Thailand. There are more than 38 million people in 63 provinces of Thailand who have no protestant church in their province.
Number of Nazarene districts: 2 (Thailand District; Northern Thailand District)
Number of Nazarene churches: 4, and 2 additional small group discipleship areas in Thailand District (one in the south; one in central Thailand); 17 organized churches in Northern Thailand District
Number of Nazarene members: Thailand District (approximately 200 members) and Northern Thailand District (approximately 1,000 members)
Praises and Prayers for Thailand
· Praise for 3 new Burmese church plants in Bangkok, Thailand and one in Westside, Indianapolis.
· Praise for renewed evangelism efforts in Bangkok, Thailand. Five new believers have come to Christ since Pentecost Sunday.
· Praise for ongoing, faithful discipleship in southern Thailand.
· Praise for relationship evangelism through sports and friendships in northern Thailand.
· Praise for lay leaders in NE Thailand who have been steadfast and growing while their pastor was recovering from illness in another province. Six new believers came to Christ since Easter Sunday.
· Pray for a new Thai church plant in Bangkok within the next year.
General South East Asia Field Requests
· Pray for the smooth transfer of information and responsibilities between mission personnel and national leadership to preserve spiritual fruit as some mission personnel are retiring in the next few years.
· Praise for more than 150 students in pastoral training in 6 extension centers across the field.
BEREAVEMENT
Family of Guy “Rusty” Garman
Guy "Rusty" Garman passed away on August 15 in a diving accident in St. Croix, Virgin Islands. Rusty was the son of retired missionaries Larry and Addie Garman, who served in Peru. Pray for the family and especially Rusty's children—Kip, Grant, and Leah. Larry and Addie say that they believe Rusty made peace with God sometime before the dive.
Family of Cinda Kammermann
Former missionary Cinda Kammermann passed away on August 16 after a recurrence of cancer. Cinda served in the Eurasia Region from 1996-2007 and currently was on staff at Sumpter First Church of the Nazarene in South Carolina. Services will be at the Sumpter Church on August 20. Pray for Cinda's family and friends.
Family of Godwin Chirwa
Last month we prayed for Goodwin Chirwa, superintendent of the Drakensberg District in South Africa, who was hospitalized and doctors were trying to determine the cause of his illness. Sadly, Rev. Chirwa passed away on August 10. Please pray for his wife, two children and their respective families, and friends. Services will be held this weekend in Swaziland, which is Rev. Chirwa's home country and where he served for 10-years before moving to South Africa.
Thanks for praying.
“It is not hard for the Lord to turn night into day. He that sends the clouds can as easily clear the skies. Let us be of good cheer.”[Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892), English preacher and writer]
_______________________________
Power House
In the Papua New Guinea (PNG) culture, it can be difficult to share evangelical efforts with other denominations. We give glory to God for the news that a group of Nazarene women are meeting, privately in a home, with a group of Evangelical Brotherhood women to pray. They pray for backsliders, couples with broken marriages, orphanages, and other issues that affect the lives of Papua New Guineans. They also raise their hands in prayer for Nazarene radio ministry to touch the lives of people who don’t go to church or who can’t read the Word of God for themselves.
Daniel Eka, radio director in PNG, says “With the prayer team pleading to God every day, we believe and trust that our radio ministry will never be the same. It will go to new heights for His glory and honor. Praise God for the “Power House” and the praying women.
PRAY FOR
Displaced
The needs of Christians who are being displaced in the Middle East continue to grow. We cannot forget about our brothers and sisters who are persevering in the midst of persecution. We¹ve heard that because of the violence, some relief organizations are leaving hostile areas, but the Church of the Nazarene will stay to offer tangible help and the hope of Christ.
Please pray for Christians who are being persecuted in the Middle East. Pray for Nazarene workers who are there, giving compassionate care and sharing the Gospel.
Pray for Rain
It’s the dry season in Kudjip, Papua New Guinea, where our Nazarene Hospital is located. However, this season is especially dry. Water supply in the wells is low, and some wells have run dry. Without rain, critical issues will arise such as food shortages. The hospital staff and most Papua New Guineans depend on their gardens for food. Should the gardens die, there may be an influx of people at the markets where prices will skyrocket. Also, the hospital’s electricity runs off of the power generated from a hydroelectric system. The river used to draw water for the system is very low. Fortunately, the hospital has generators but the fuel to run them is expensive. Pray for rain.
Thailand Bombing
On August 17, a bomb detonated in downtown Bangkok. One of our team members sent in the following ways to pray:
· Nazarenes are safe, but we are praying for the city of Bangkok at such a time as this.
· The bomb exploded in the area of the Erawan Shrine. Many were killed and injured. Another bomb went off near a bridge where many pedestrians were walking, but no injuries were reported.
· Pray for those who were injured.
· Pray for the families of those who have lost their loved ones.
· Pray that evil will be pushed back and other possible plans for destruction exposed, and that those responsible will be brought to justice.
· Pray for the hearts of Thai people that there might be a turning toward the Light at this time.
The country of Thailand is the PML Field Focus this week. See below for additional ways to pray for the people of Thailand.
Argentina/South America Flooding
In Argentina, several cities have been affected by heavy flooding from recent rains. Our team in South America reports that in some locations, the water reached as high as two meters (approximately 6 ½ feet). Major news outlets say that three people are confirmed dead and more than 11,000 forced to evacuate. Argentina national radio and television are asking for a donation of goods to help those affected. Please pray for the people in Argentina who are suffering loss. Floods have also affected Uruguay and Venezuela recently.
Venezuela Camps
The month of August is when the Venezuelan church celebrates their family and youth camps. The vast majority of our Venezuelan pastors received their call to minister at these camps. Pray for the men, women, boys, and girls attending this year’s camps, that they will clearly hear and respond to the Lord’s leading.
Pakistan Child Development Center
Two new Child Development Centers are opening in the Pakistani cities of Texila and Faislabad. Ask God to bring the qualified teachers needed at each center.
August Prayer Focus
Please pray for these requests from missionaries who are part of the August Prayer Focus:
Gary and Penney Sidle, serving in Zambia
Please pray with us for:
· Homeschool for our son, Josiah. He does online classes, and the power cuts and lack of Internet is a concern
· Health of our family as we continue ministry in Zambia and the Southeast Africa Field
· Upcoming district assemblies in Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe, Gary will be chairing two assemblies
· Southeast Africa Field Women’s Ministries Conference to held in Zambia this week
· Our daughter Alyssa’s music ministry in Zambia. She has a new music CD releasing this week
· Leadership development in the field and the extension education program
· Continued development of children’s ministries in local churches
· Our daughter, Lindsay as she starts at Mt. Vernon Nazarene University and adjusts to life in the U.S.
· We have been offered to apply for resident permits for Zambia. Pray that this would go smoothly and be approved to save on costs and paperwork in the future.
PML Field Focus – South East Asia
This week we continue to look into the work God is doing in the South East Asia Field (SE Asia) and share ways to rejoice and pray. Cambodia, Myanmar, and Thailand comprise the SE Asia Field. The Church of the Nazarene officially began work on this field in 1984 and today we will focus learning about and praying for Thailand.
Known as Siam until 1939, Thailand is the only Southeast Asian country never to have been colonized by a European power. Known for its great food, tropical climate, fascinating culture, majestic mountains and great beaches, Thailand is a popular tourist destination. Buddhism heavily influences the mainland Thai culture.
Majority language: Thai, several dialects of Thai as well as multiple tribal languages
Population: 62 million
Capital; Bangkok
Provinces: 76
Number of churches per capita: 0.64% Christian, including 0.39% of ethnic Thai, for a total of 408,000 Christians in the 62 million population. There are 5,000 total Protestant churches in Thailand. There are more than 38 million people in 63 provinces of Thailand who have no protestant church in their province.
Number of Nazarene districts: 2 (Thailand District; Northern Thailand District)
Number of Nazarene churches: 4, and 2 additional small group discipleship areas in Thailand District (one in the south; one in central Thailand); 17 organized churches in Northern Thailand District
Number of Nazarene members: Thailand District (approximately 200 members) and Northern Thailand District (approximately 1,000 members)
Praises and Prayers for Thailand
· Praise for 3 new Burmese church plants in Bangkok, Thailand and one in Westside, Indianapolis.
· Praise for renewed evangelism efforts in Bangkok, Thailand. Five new believers have come to Christ since Pentecost Sunday.
· Praise for ongoing, faithful discipleship in southern Thailand.
· Praise for relationship evangelism through sports and friendships in northern Thailand.
· Praise for lay leaders in NE Thailand who have been steadfast and growing while their pastor was recovering from illness in another province. Six new believers came to Christ since Easter Sunday.
· Pray for a new Thai church plant in Bangkok within the next year.
General South East Asia Field Requests
· Pray for the smooth transfer of information and responsibilities between mission personnel and national leadership to preserve spiritual fruit as some mission personnel are retiring in the next few years.
· Praise for more than 150 students in pastoral training in 6 extension centers across the field.
BEREAVEMENT
Family of Guy “Rusty” Garman
Guy "Rusty" Garman passed away on August 15 in a diving accident in St. Croix, Virgin Islands. Rusty was the son of retired missionaries Larry and Addie Garman, who served in Peru. Pray for the family and especially Rusty's children—Kip, Grant, and Leah. Larry and Addie say that they believe Rusty made peace with God sometime before the dive.
Family of Cinda Kammermann
Former missionary Cinda Kammermann passed away on August 16 after a recurrence of cancer. Cinda served in the Eurasia Region from 1996-2007 and currently was on staff at Sumpter First Church of the Nazarene in South Carolina. Services will be at the Sumpter Church on August 20. Pray for Cinda's family and friends.
Family of Godwin Chirwa
Last month we prayed for Goodwin Chirwa, superintendent of the Drakensberg District in South Africa, who was hospitalized and doctors were trying to determine the cause of his illness. Sadly, Rev. Chirwa passed away on August 10. Please pray for his wife, two children and their respective families, and friends. Services will be held this weekend in Swaziland, which is Rev. Chirwa's home country and where he served for 10-years before moving to South Africa.
Thanks for praying.
“It is not hard for the Lord to turn night into day. He that sends the clouds can as easily clear the skies. Let us be of good cheer.”[Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892), English preacher and writer]
_______________________________
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