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Help new converts that do not have a Bible |
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Written by Martin Reinert
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Monday, 01 March 2010 00:53 |
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There is a great need for Ilocano Bibles and many pastors suffer financially because of destroyed crops due to draught.
Through the work of MissionPartner.org you have a chance to donate so Bibles and finances can be given to those in need. Here is the newsletter from Conrado & Susan Domingo:
Warmest greetings in Jesus lovely name!
We need more Ilocano Bibles! We purchased some 20 for needy new converts in the North to be distributed by Pastor. Samson Catolos. Let us pray for his Radio Ministry of about 10,000 listeners of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ.
21 Bible students in Aurora Bible College, Bambang of which, most of them are Ilocano speaking, need Ilocano Bibles to use in bringing the Gospel to the mountainous area of Ilocano regions. They were awarded with Certificate of Church Leadership and in Laymanship.
About a hundred Pastors and workers joined the Closing and Recognition Program. We had the Alumni Banquet Program at the last night. We rededicated those who were graduated and successfully working in the field since the Bible School started in 1973 up to now. Thank God for the revival and outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Pray with us for them in bringing the flame of revival to their own respective destinations.
8 students will be graduating in Miracle Bible College, San Fernando on March 12 and prefer to use Ilocano Bibles in preaching the Gospel to Abra, Apayao, Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Norte, La Union and Mountain Provinces for better understanding.
We have to purchase more Bibles as the Lord supplies for we see more new converts do not have Bible when coming to attend Home Bible Studies, Sunday Schools and Church Services. Pray for God's supply.
We are now affected with the El Ninio draught. It has not been raining for 3 months! We are always having brownout every other day, not knowing that the Magat Dam in Isabela where the source of electricity has its lowest water level.
Many crops are destroyed particularly in Isabela due to draught. We request your prayers for PCCI Isabela District pastors and layworkers in going through the greatest trial of famine.
Likewise in the northern PCCI District of Ifugao pastors and layleaders there is famine.
I discovered that the reason why not one of them were able to attend the past gatherings is because their corn plantations were damaged by draught, and those are their economic resources .
We trust your unending supports and love toward the endtime evangelization of the Philippines.
Love and prayers,
Bishop Conrado and Susan Domingo
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Last Updated on Monday, 01 March 2010 01:44 |
