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| "The supreme task of the church is the evangelization of the
world. No one has the right to hear the
gospel twice until everyone has had an opportunity to hear it at least once.” -- J. Oswald Smith,
Vital Christianity, June 1979 |
· Regular average 20 adults and 5 children
· Communion on first Sunday in June
· Preached on:
6 June The
Christian and Abortion
Exodus
13 June The Christian and Materialism Luke
Cookie Naidoo led
worship
20 June The life of a disciple
Acts
1: 1 – 11
Cookie Naidoo led
worship
Evening
All have sinned and
fallen short of the glory of God Romans
3: 9 – 24
(
Also presented new
ministry vision
27 June The Church at Prayer
Acts
1: 12 – 14
· The
youth closed for the holidays
· I
visited a couple of ladies who were sick.
· I
visited a family
· The lady
who had converted from Islam visited and we spoke about starting Bible studies
with her.
· I followed up with the Muslim barber to whom I had given the Jesus film to. Not only did he watch it in his barber shop with his Muslim friends but he had given it to his other Muslim friends to watch.
· I visited the Muslim tailor and his colleague who I visit regularly and have discussion about the Bible.
· We visited the old lady who had converted from
Islam a couple of years ago and her son (in his forties). We spoke about the
Gospel. He is very open but has not yet committed himself to Christ yet. It was
his cousin who we led to Christ a few weeks ago.
· We had
an evening of sharing and fellowship before closing the Bible study for the holidays.
· I attended a Sports Ministry seminar run by Athletes in Action at the Charisma church in Laudium
· Joan and one of her violin students did a short duet concert at Glenhaven Retirement village. I gave a presentation on “Modern India”. A young Muslim girl who is another student of Joan’s went with. We had a good opportunity to listen to the issues in her life and minister to her.
· Joan and I met with a director of SIM to discuss
becoming associate missionaries of SIM