Suffolk Road Church

Together with the cream tea at #72, the walk raised £477 for Turn on the Tap

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When it comes to fundraising the sky’s the limit for Kizzy and Cari! Click the picture to find out more.

Greetings to you all from the Cameron highlands, Malaysia, where I am recovering from a tough, eventful visit to 5 places in south and west India.
The trip went well, thanks largely to your prayers, and I saw miracles of guidance and preservation and God’s blessing on the teaching to bible school students and pastors. Public meetings in churches or in the open air in tribal villages were fruitful too. My health and energy stood up well to the travelling and the many hours of teaching, and I was very conscious at times that people were praying. Here are some details of the answers. Read the rest of this entry »

In a world where the poor have no voice and are often the victims of brutal violence and abuse, it is often the case that the difference between life and death – freedom and prison – justice and injustice – starkly depends upon whether or not someone can show up on their behalf.

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Laura Williamson has asked us to pray for her Christian Union at Lancaster University as they hold a mission. Please pray that their message will be accepted.

Find out more at www.luecu.org.uk/mission.html

Greetings to you all and thank you once again for praying me through a demanding 10 days in south east Nigeria. I felt the effect of prayer several times. God opened 3 doors for ministry and I was able to give 9 messages over 8 days, 4 of them at the church in Umunakanu, the home village of my brother Chika, who organized the trip and who goes to the church I attend in Kuala Lumpur. Read the rest of this entry »

In October we raised over £100 as part of our harvest celebrations. Thank you to everyone who contributed and those who helped make such a wonderful meal. We also learnt a little about what it means to live in poverty and how Tearfund work to help communities by providing resources and support to local churches.

Tearfund are organising churches across the world to pray for change. You can find out more at www.bepartofamiracle.org.uk

Do you know anyone who is starting university this year? Do you think that they would like to be visited and supported by a Christian student?

UCCF: The Christian Unions has an online service where new students can arrange to be contacted when they arrive at college. They also offer a range of resources for new students and the parents they leave behind on their Freshers website.

For those of us not being challenged by a new start at university please pray for all the new students and Christian unions across the country.

Thank you to everyone who gave money in return for the free used books at church on Sunday 23 September. 2007

The money we raised will provide two Study Bibles for pastors in the Middle East.

Open Doors serve persecuted Christians worldwide. Pastor Abdul in the Middle East who is supported by the organisation says:

“When my boy goes out to school, I have deep fear inside. It is just so dangerous. Only God’s Word can provide the courage that we need here.”

If you have caught a bug for reading then you can read some good reviews at Discerning Reader and purchase books online from St Andrews Christian Bookshop.

To see more photos of Kizzy and Stephen’s trip click here
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