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Congo Update

I leave for Congo this coming Tuesday for a week (22-29th April). Noella called from Congo and told me to prepare for 5 day of services. I thought she said 5 services but she corrected me and told me it will be 5 days of services. That means I will be ministering several times each day! So many are praying and many of our friends and supporters has contributed financially to this trip - THANK YOU! Please continue to pray for me - I am trusting the Lord for a mighty spiritual renewal for His people. My specific prayer requests:
1. Safe flights especially the one from Entebbe to Butembo and back.
2. Mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit in every service and meetinga.
3. Good health and protection. Beni is known as a malaria area but I have decided against taking
preventive medication. The reason is that they can have nasty side effects and will affect my
ministry time. I am taking lots of insect repellant with me. Pray for divine health and strength
4. Pray for Tony and the girls - all three of them have very full and busy schedule and will have
to have additional chores while I am gone.

Thank you for praying and standing with me. I know I will have great reports after my trip!
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Gillian said…
Yikes yikes yikes! Will b praying!

Btw, started last week posting your 'latest blog post for the week' on the missions notice board in church so more ppl can pray for you!

God bless and *hugs*!
April 21, 2008 at 9:11 AM
Christine Phang said…
Thanks Gillian for posting our prayer needs and prayers for us. Btw, please remind me what church you are with?
April 21, 2008 at 4:36 PM
Gillian said…
*laughter* I think you never met me. But I certainly remember you!

I'm in TOD!
April 21, 2008 at 7:21 PM
Anonymous said…
*laughs*
I had to lol after reading Christine's question! Gill's in charge of our mission's board in church! =)

Cindy's praying too! and will continue to pray!
April 22, 2008 at 9:29 AM
Yapster said…
Praying for you on your trip to Congo that the Lord's name be evermore glorified. Reese's peanut butter cups . . . they're the best!

Blessings!
April 23, 2008 at 4:15 AM
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