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As you pray - 13 October 2006

My dear friends

Jan de Bruin is thankful for the presentation and preaching tour with Dr Peet and Andra Botha in the Netherlands which was a blessed time of sharing the Good News. After the last Dutch service at The Cederborg yesterday the Bothas are on their way to Germany where Peet will address the CFT Conference at Lindach tomorrow. Your further prayers will be appreciated.

The Cederborg brethren will value your prayers for the special youth services this weekend.

It was good to hear from Ernst and Renate Heckel who together with their two little ones are presently visiting their family and friends in Germany. Apart from being with the family they have visited the brethren in Limburg, Bielstein and Nuernberg. They are spending this weekend with the brethren at Lindach where Renate's sister, Eleanor Duvel, has joined them. May the remaining time overseas be blessed.

Our prayers are also with Klaus Deis and the team as they travel to the French-speaking part of Switzerland where they have been asked to share about the revival in South Africa.

We shall value your prayer support for the 8th European Congress of Confessing Christians (8. Europaeische Bekenntnis-Kongress) of the International Conference of Confessing Communities (Internationale Konferenz Bekennender Gemeinschaften) which will take place in Blankenburg, Thuringia, Germany from Sunday, 15-18 October. Professor Peter Beyerhaus's colleague, Dorothea Killus, has taken me along with information, pictures and updates on the Congress.

The theme is "Leiden für Christus - gestern - heute - morgen" (Suffering for Christ - yesterday - today - tomorrow). Participants are from 12 different countries.

A young couple in Belgium, Dirk and Ruth Schobben, have felt led of the Lord to move to the west of the country to initiate a new branch of the ministry. They will value your prayer support. Dirk wrote recently and confirmed that although this will be a big change in their lives they know that this is God's will for them.

Our Dutch CFT secretary, Nelly van den Bergh, is having a blessed time with her family and the brethren in the Netherlands. She is also getting opportunities to share about the ministry in South Africa. She asks to be remembered in prayer.

We are also thinking of Gideon Jacobs and the Smithfield team as they minister in Lichtenburg, Northwest, this weekend.

Radio Khwezi has an important meeting of the Governing Body, Management and the Executive Committee of the Masibumbane Listeners' Club tomorrow. Pray for them.

DFL's Johan Claassen will be attending the AGM of the KwaZulu-Natal Substance Abuse Forum on Monday, 16 October, where he has an important role to play. Think of him.

Public Hearings on the Civil Unions Bill are scheduled for Monday to Tuesday, 16-17 October in Cape Town. They will be based on written submissions.
DFL will be making their presentation at 09:00 on Monday. Pray for this important process.

CFT-Gauteng is planning a Life Chain in Boksburg on 4 November 2006. As they do so they will appreciate your prayer support.

Here is another Matthew Henry quote that made an impression on me,

"Most pretend they would have heaven at last, yet they care not for holiness now; they would have the end without the beginning."

This reminds me of Revelation 7:14,

'And he said, "These are they who have come out of the great tribulation; they have washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb.'

Have a blessed weekend.

Pressing on!

In His love

Fano Sibisi

 

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