Prayer

President Asif Ali Zardari on Tuesday asked the authorities in Punjab to investigate the murder of two Christian brothers in Faisalabad. Taking note of media reports about the murder of two brothers outside a court in Faisalabad on Monday, the president called for immediate steps to arrest the culprits.

Mr. Zardari condemned the incident and said it had brought a bad name to the country. He said that life of every person was sacred and no-one could be allowed to take law into his own hands. He expressed sympathies with the families of Pastor Rashid Emmanuel and Sajjad Emmanuel and asked the provincial government to pay suitable compensation.

The brothers, accused of having distributed blasphemous material, were gunned down on the premises of a sessions court in Faisalabad on Monday. Police had produced Rashid and his brother in the court to obtain their remand. The brothers were about to leave the place when they were gunned down. The killing sparked violence in the slain brothers’ native area of Daoodnagar where 10 people were injured.

MNA Farahnaz, in her adjournment motion, a copy of which was made available to Dawn, termed the murder of two Christian brothers a “horrific incident” and stated that international polls had shown “a trend of increasing violence and brutality” towards minority communities in Pakistan. “This is very disturbing and needs to be urgently addressed on the floor of the house,” the motion says. Full Story

Praise that President Asif Ali Zardari condemned the horrific murders of two Christian brothers and that he has called for immediate steps to arrest the culprits.

Pray that the family of the two murdered brothers will be comforted and strengthened by the Lord and that they will not become embittered.

Pray that the Pakistani Christians will continue to spread the Gospel in bravery and prudence and that all Pakistanis will accept Jesus as their personal Lord and Savior.

Pray that the international community will continue to expose the persecution of Pakistani Christians.

7/23/10 Nigeria (ChristianToday) CSW Calls for Urgent Security Review after Fatal Attack on Christians in Nigeria

The head of Christian Solidarity Worldwide and Rev Nuhu Dawat, of the Church of Christ in Nigeria, have called upon the Nigerian authorities to urgently review security arrangements for the volatile Plateau State after another deadly attack on Christians last Friday.

Ten people, including children, are believed to have been killed in the attack on Mazah village by Fulani Muslims in the early hours of Friday morning. The attackers frightened villagers out of their homes by firing gun shots before hacking them down with machetes as they attempted to flee. They also burned homes and churches to the ground. CSW said the attackers focused on important residents in the village. The Rev Nuhu Dawat managed to escape with one of his children, but his wife and two other children were killed.

“Once again, unarmed and peaceful villagers have been attacked and murdered in their beds, and once again there are indications that the security forces have not taken effective action, despite being in a position to do so,” Rev Dawat said.

Hundreds of Christians have died in recent sectarian clashes in Plateau State. CEO Andy Dipper, of Release International, said: “We’re appalled to hear of yet more violence against Christians, who have been warning for some time now that they feared further attacks. We appeal to President Goodluck Jonathan and his administration to take firm action now to ensure that the military and police carry out their full responsibilities and protect Christians properly. We acknowledge it is a huge task but enough is enough." Full Story

Pray that Rev Nuhu Dawat and his remaining child and all the others who have lost loved ones by the despicable murders by Fulani Muslims will turn to the Lord for He can heal the pain of their losses.

Pray that President Goodluck Jonathan and his administration will take firm action to ensure that the military and police will carry out their full responsibilities and protect the Christians.

Pray that the authorities will promptly arrest and prosecute the Muslim extremists.

7/22/10 China (ChinaAid) Family of Imprisoned Uyghur Christian Denied Visiting Rights

Since Uyghur Christian prisoner Alimjan Yimit (Alimujiang Yimiti) was moved in April to No. 3 Prison on the outskirts of Urumqi to begin serving a 15-year sentence, it was expected that the normal rules regarding monthly supervised family visits would allow his mother and his wife Gulinuer and children to see him again. After being held for over two years in a detention center in Kashgar and denied all contact with family, the possibility of seeing Alimjan was their sole consolation in light of this extremely harsh and unjust sentence.

After the first visit in April, reported on by China Aid, Alimjan was allowed only one other twenty minute interaction with them in May. Alim's lawyers have never been allowed to meet with him since being moved into prison. Each week Gulinuer mails a letter to her husband only two of which she knows he's been given. She has yet to receive a reply.

Thank you for upholding Alimjan's family in your prayers. Gulinuer is also very grateful for some of you who have taken the time to e-mail her your words of encouragement and sympathy and sign the online petition at www.FreeAlim.com. These acts serve as tangible evidence of your faithfulness to firmly stand with Alim and his family and the Uyghur church in China through this trial. Full Story

Pray that God will continue to sustain Alim in prison.

Pray that God will give relief to the frustration and powerlessness Alim’s family feels and that there be a change in the hearts of the officials so as to allow his family to visit Alim in prison.

Pray that this injustice will be triumphed over and that Alim will be released.

Pray that God will be glorified through this difficulty and that the Uyghur believers will be strengthened and multiplied no matter what the outcome.

7/22/10 Indonesia (AsiaNews) Insults and Threats from Islamic Extremists at Prayer Meeting

A group of 500 Islamic extremists blocked Christians from the Huria Protestant Church (Hkbp) in a field where the Sunday service was taking place. The incident occurred on July 18th in the city of Pondok Timur in Mustika Jaya sub-district, district of Bekasi (West Java). Muslims blocked all the routes to prevent Christians from leaving the field. They began to insult them, terrorizing them. The group of Protestant believers prays outdoors because their hall for religious functions was closed on the grounds that it was illegal.

The situation improved when a representative of the Bekasi Office for Religious Affairs, along with 200 policemen, arrived at the site. Luspida Simanjutak, head pastor at the Hkbp church, told AsiaNews: "We were forced to sign a pact with them, forcing us to stop our faith celebration but we strongly rejected the proposal. We asked the representative to help our congregation to leave the site without harm. Their goal is one and one alone, to eradicate all churches from Mustika Jaya”.

It is not the first time that the Hkbp church was targeted by Islamic extremists. "At Pondok Timur - continued the pastor - the Muslims have forced local government to outlaw the place where we held our services. They've already done so twice”.

For years the Christians of Bekasi have been targeted by Islamic fundamentalists. Early in 2010, radical groups blocked religious services, prevented Christians from access to existing churches and stopped the construction of new churches. Full Story

Pray that the Lord will place a hedge of protection around all Indonesian Christians and that the authorities will protect them from attacks by the Islamic extremists.

Pray that the Indonesian Christians will continue in worship and that they proclaim the Good News of salvation with courage and discernment.

Pray that those of the Islamic faith will realize the deception within their faith and they will receive the Good News of Salvation which is only through the redemptive work of Jesus Christ.

Pray that the international community will continue to expose the persecution of the Indonesian Christians.

7/19/10 Uzbekistan (MNN) Crackdown on Christians worsens in Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan is cracking down harder on Christians than ever before. The Uzbek government fears that Christians will cause social unrest. Several unjust rulings have been made against Christians since the start of 2010. The homes of numerous Christians as well as churches have been raided, and many Christians have been fined for sharing their faith, holding religious services, and illegally distributing Christian literature. Within the last three months, however, pressure has increased to the point of unlawful imprisonment for their Christian activities.

It has also been indicated that the government may be concerned that Christianity will lead to terrorism. "Christianity, as a minority religion in these places, is seen as a disruptive influence. And some may associate disruption with the concepts of terrorism as that region may define them," explains Carl Moeller, President of Open Doors USA.

Beyond putting the integrity and well-being of believers on the line, the Uzbek government has also caused uninterrupted evangelism to be difficult. "This has a chilling effect on the capacity of individuals to share their faith, to open Bible studies up to neighbors, and to allow people to come to their churches with honest questions," confirms Moeller.

Despite the present danger, evangelical Christians are still reaching out and living the Gospel. Uzbek Christians ask for your prayers as they travel this difficult road. Pray for boldness, for safety, and for relief from such heavy persecution. Pray that this crackdown would strengthen the church and not weaken it.

You can also be an advocate for Uzbek Christians by contacting your local representatives about the issue and urging them to respond to the injustice. Full Story

Pray that the Lord will fortify the Uzbekistani Christians during the persecution by the Uzbekistani government.

Pray that the believers will be bold and wise in sharing the Gospel.

Pray that Christians will contact their U.S. representatives to urge them to take definitive action against the injustices.

7/16/10 India (ANS) Missionaries Facing Severe Opposition in Three Villages

Several Christians—including three Gospel for Asia-supported missionaries—are in danger after opposition to the Gospel reared up in their villages. The first situation occurred when Beena Dhonai, a believer who attends a church led by GFA-supported missionary Abhi Dhat, shared her faith with some other women from her village. The women told Beena, her family and her pastor, Abhi, to stop telling people about Jesus or face serious consequences.

In another village in the same state, Gospel for Asia-supported missionary Somu Murali’s life is in danger. Somu, who is pastor of a small church with an average attendance of 25, is the target of a political group that opposes Christians. Somu asks for prayer for grace, wisdom and boldness to face the situation courageously. He also asks for prayer that all the believers in the church will remain strong in their faith and that God would protect the Bridge of Hope center and the students from any harm. Finally, he asks for prayer that the men seeking to harm him would turn to Christ.

A Women’s Bible Team in another state also needs your prayers. This team is comprised of five women who are students at a local Bible college. They were on their way to distribute tracts and Bibles in a village when some youth, known for their anti-Christian views, stole their bags and set the tracts and Bibles on fire. One of the women was physically assaulted during the altercation. The attackers even filed a complaint with the local police accusing these women of forcing people to change their religion.The attackers withdrew their police complaint the next day, yet the local people continued to ruthlessly pursue the missionaries, threatening them and the local GFA-supported pastor, Debesh Azad, with bodily harm unless they leave the village.

Pastor Debesh and the women’s team request prayer for God’s protection to be on all of them, including Debesh’s family. They also seek prayer for the people in the village, that God would speak to their hearts and reveal the truth about the love of Jesus. Full Story

Pray that Beena, Somi, Debesh, and all the believers in the church will remain strong in worship and in sharing their faith.

Pray that God will protect the Bridge of Hope center and the students from any harm.

Pray that God will speak to the hearts and reveal the truth about the love of Jesus to their persecutors and that they will turn to Christ.

7/17/10 Russia (AP) Bishop Killed in Russia's Dagestan

Officials in Russia's largely Muslim republic of Dagestan say that a Christian bishop has been shot to death by unknown attackers. A spokesman for the republic's police, Vyacheslav Gasanov, said the victim of the Thursday evening shooting in Makhachkala, the capital, was Artur Suleimanov, the bishop in Dagestan for the Russian evangelical denomination Osanna.

Dagestan, which is about 90 percent Muslim, is plagued by insurgent violence, with many of the militants inspired by or affiliated with Islamic separatists in neighboring Chechnya.

Also Friday, Gasanov said two militants were killed by police in a clash in the town of Khasavyurt the previous day. Full Story

Pray that the authorities will promptly arrest and prosecute those that brutally murdered Artur Suleimanov.

Pray that the authorities will protect the Dagestan Christians from the attacks by radical Muslims.

Pray that the Dagestan Christians will continue to spread the Gospel in bravery and prudence and that the Russians that are spiritually lost will accept Jesus Christ as the Savior of their souls.

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Prayer Guide 21st May 2010

‘And therefore the LORD earnestly waits [expecting, looking and longing] to be gracious to you; and therefore He lifts himself up, that He may have mercy on you and show loving-kindness to you.’ Isaiah 30: 18 (the Amplified Bible)

Locally

Please continue to pray for all those taking exams and completing courses at this time; it can be incredibly stressful however old you are. Please also pray for those who are not well at the moment; Those who are in any position of leadership within the Church always value and need your prayer as they themselves seek God’s leading. Thank God too for the great time we had with Rodney Orr on Sunday – the sermons are (or will be) available to listen to at your leisure in the usual way. Please pray and support Tuckingmill Baptist as they show the film ‘Doubt’ on Saturday evening.

China

Uyghur Christian Alimujiang Yimiti was sentenced to 15 years in prison for his faith in 2009. Please pray for his release. Read the Open Letter to U.S. Secretary of State Clinton, Visit www.FreeAlim.com to learn more about Alim’s Story.

Israel

Pray for the peace of Jerusalem – there are disturbing things being reported about the relationship between America and Israel; I don’t know what has been happening, but a number of sources are sending urgent prayer requests for the Israeli state.

Nashville

OK, so you may be expecting to read of persecuted Christians in far flung places, but this week I read about the floods in Nashville at the beginning of this month; they were not well reported in the British press. Nashville has suffered badly, most households have been affected and so have some very well known Christian artists such as Jars of Clay. However the report that I was reading described that this whole experience, whilst not pleasant for anyone has brought the Christians together in a way that nothing else ever has. They have united and reached out into their community, so pray for those who lost property and are having to clean up but also praise God that He does indeed bring good out of all things for those who love Him. (see Romans 8:28)

Pakistan

Police detained three Christians on false charges of alcohol possession in Sialkot last week at the request of their Muslim employer. The men - Atif Masih, Kamran Masih and Naveed Gill said that they had objected to demands that they they work on Sundays. The Factory owner then accused them of selling alcohol, which is forbidden to Muslims in Pakistan and illegal to sell without a permit.

“If you are kind, people will accuse you of selfish motives; be kind anyway. The good you do today, most people will forget; do good anyway. Give the world the best you’ve got and it may never be enough; but give your best anyway. In the final analysis it’s between you and God; it was never between you and them anyway!”

Helen Allwright.

Prayer Guide, 14th May 2010

‘In that day the Lord of hosts shall become a crown of glory and a diadem of beauty to the remnant of His people.’ Isaiah 28:5

INDIA – Pray for the Dalit community in India; they fall outside of the caste system and are often treated as less than human. Legislation improved the lot for Buddhist and Sikh Dalits but this has never been applied to the 18 million Christian Dalits in India.

PAKISTAN – Pray for the residents of the Christian colony of Pahar Ganj, in Karachi which was attacked recently after a petty row sparked off when a grocer attacked a Christian lad for ‘handling the produce’. Also, pray for Imran Masih from Faisalabad who has been given a life sentence for alleged blasphemy – locals insist he was set up by a business rival. He is appealing against his sentence; please pray that it would be successful.

EGYPT - Pray for Coptic Christians who are often marginalised and treated as second class citizens. Please remember particularly Efraim Shehata, who was left partially paralysed by a recent gun attack, and Zarif Elia who was attacked along with his wife. He managed to punch his attacker in the face and escape, but the attacker subsequently died and despite insistence that the man died of natural causes he now faces a murder trial.

NIGERIA – Please continue to pray for Christians who were injured in the March attacks by jihadist fundamentalists, and for comfort for those who were bereaved. Please pray against the Islamic fundamentalist movement in the Jos area of Nigeria as clashes in recent years have claimed thousands of lives (on both sides). Pray that the police and politicians would use and even hand when dealing with Muslims and Christians alike.

SOMALIA – Please pray for Amina Ibrahim Hassan who has been forced to leave the Country with her two year old son after her husband was murdered by extremists. (Somalia has had no central government since 1991 but Islamic insurgents control most of the country, the largest of which, Al Shabaab openly declares allegiance to al-Qaeda)

CHINA - Please pray for the release of Pastor Alimjan Yimit who was sentenced to 15 years in jail last November for ‘illegally providing state secrets to overseas organisations’. His wife said “It is through the Lord hearing the prayers of each brother and sister that He has given me a new strength and faith” (Wow does that encourage you to pray? It certainly does me!!) Please also remember Pastor Wang Dao in your prayers. Wang is the head of a Church in the Guangdong province and was seized by Police whilst in a restaurant in March. His whereabouts are still unknown. He has been faithful in leading his church despite numerous government attempts to close it down.

LOCALLY – Remember tomorrow (Friday 14) there is prayer for Israel at 10am in the Church House. (To pray for God’s chosen race is a command of Scripture, not an optional extra)

Saturday 15 sees the MEN having breakfast together and the LADIES have a special day of KYB meetings from 9.30 -2.30.

Please remember to pray for the young people in the Church and those with the responsibility of teaching them whether in Launchpad or Distinctive. Please pray for the Youth Group; for Marc as Youth and Community worker and for Jo as she runs her new group for the girls. Also, please remember all those within the fellowship and away at Uni) who will be taking exams at this time of year or even finishing modular courses – right through from (controversial) SATS to finishing degrees.

‘But seek (aim at and strive after) first of all His kingdom and His righteousness (His way of doing and being right), and then all these things will be given to you besides’ Matt. 6:33 (amplified version)

Joyce Meyer comments on this passage:

‘We need to seek God’s presence not His presents – seek Him for who He is, not what He can do for you...when we put Him first, keep Him there and seek to do things His way, we are showing that we delight in Him., Then He gives us the desires of hearts.’ (see Psalm 37:4)

Helen Allwright.

Prayer Guide, 1st April 2010

Prayer at RBC 1April 2010

I would firstly like to say a huge thanks to Merton who has been so faithful in producing these prayer letters over the last few years. It is not an easy task to produce something so faithfully for so long. I was asked by Merton some weeks ago if I would consider taking on the task, and then things became rather rocky for me and I was unable to fulfil the task. I am now in a better position to take over and only hope that I can produce the letter as well and fervently. Often we forget how fortunate we are and how much we have got compared to so many others around the world – and you don’t even have to travel too far. We are told to ‘Pray without Ceasing’ 1 Thess 5:17, what a challenge that is!

The Barnabas Fund weekly update this week is a book review on challenging Islam’s apostasy laws. There are some Muslims here calling for elements of Sharia law to be implemented alongside our own UK system. The author argues that there can be no mixing of the two, as they are like oil on water. Interestingly it is also pointed out in the article that President Obama is an apostate as his father and grandfather were both practising Muslims and Barack Obama is a professed Christian, and anyone leaving Islam is an apostate.

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BURMA -

Karen Christians have been the victims of massive genocide, and there is little hope that freedom will be gained soon. Patrick Klein of Vision Beyond Borders predicts that within months or a year, hundreds of thousands, if not millions, will be slaughtered by the Burmese government.
Also remember the families of those slaughtered recently in Nairobi – many have lost wives and children. There will be Christians in Haiti and Chile also struggling to rebuild their lives, and the power of prayer is beyond measure.

Most of you know I am in Hospital which makes finding out what is going on very locally quite difficult so I cannot include those in this prayer letter but please pray anyway!

Love in Jesus,

Helen
International Christian Concern has learned that a Christian man, Arsheh Masih, died yesterday after Muslims burned him alive for refusing to recant his faith. He was then falsely accused of theft, and the Sheik had Masih and his wife Martha, brought into the police station for questioning. Police assaulted Masih and raped Martha. When the couple again refused to convert to Islam, Masih was set on fire in front of the police station. On March 15, al-Shabab fighters reportedly shot and killed an underground church leader in Somalia. The group has now openly warned Christians that it will crackdown on "non-Islamic" culture. - The Evangelical Fellowship of India (EFI) has just launched an e-mail campaign demanding action to help save Christians in Karnataka, after learning that the state has recorded more than 1000 anti-Christian attacks in 500 days. In a recent incident on March 17, a mob stormed the funeral of a 50-year-old Christian man. "The mob pulled the coffin apart and desecrated the cross the relatives of the deceased were carrying. They threw the body in a tractor and dumped it outside, saying his burial would have contaminated the Indian soil and his body should be buried on Rome or America."

Prayer Guide, 24th March 2010

I've sought to bring matters for prayer to you for around three to four years now.

As I need to slow down even more at the moment the Prayer letters will be just shadows, as no one else feels led to take them on. I'm sad about this as we need to be together to encourage, strengthen and support one another in the Lord, especially as the activity of the evil one will continue to increase as the Day of the Lords return gets ever closer. In this land we are seeing our Christian rights, as citizen, being more and more restricted, and as education with the humanist background is questioning the authority and veracity of the Scriptures our young folk need our total support and encouragement to walk worthily of the Lord always.

One morning Simon asked me to pray for persecuted saints, I was able to bring out those who where on my mind, and as I was preparing this I listed quite a number of situations immediately.

Morocco, Uganda, Nigeria

China Indonesia and Malaya Bhutan

India, Pakistan, Bangladesh

North Korea Saudi Arabia Vietnam,

Kazakhstan and the Central Asian Republics, Belarus and Russia.
Zimbabwe Central African States Zanzibar

Islands in the Indian Sea South American States,

Not forgetting North America, Europe and Australasia!

Israel, for the Messianic Jews and the Arab Nations around and the desire of Satan to remove Israel from the Map!

Prayer for Redruth. (Camborne, Pool, Redruth)

Pray for the leaders of fellowships in the CPR area who met on Tuesday to pray over and discuss the possibility of meeting regularly to pray for the witness of the saints in this area as we seek to be the witness that God wants us to be as the Day of the Lord's return draws nigh!

It is good to see the numbers of saints gathering for prayer on Wednesday evenings increasing, but we need to realize that the commission Jesus gave as He returned to glory, “Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel, making disciples, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world.

We do need to take the time to wait on God to seek His guidance and wisdom to lead us as we would be His witnesses in this day!

I am very anxious as we seem to be getting drawn away from the faith we once received. We have been anxious about the way younger saints view the importance of the scripture and the need to meet together with saints. In fact, if we are honest, we all need to heed the word, ‘do not forsake the assembling of yourselves together as the manner of some is, but exhorting one another, and so much the more, as you see the day approaching.’ Remember, ”The Day of the Lord draws ever closer,” it could even be today!

I have been waiting for the saints around CPR to get together to pray, and yesterday was a good day for me in that respect. On the other hand, I had hoped for a request for pray for the occasion would have yielded more response than it did. During the day, in times of prayer God gave us encouragement, and we need to go forward in the way God leads us. We need always to be available for the Holy Spirit to use us as He will. We need to remember that God has planted us in this place, (where so ever it be,) that we might be His witnesses, and to be available for whom so ever He brings across our path.

We need to remember that we are to be the ‘People of God’ together. At and after Pentecost the saints were one. Of one mind, of one accord, in one place, one purpose, and with one teaching, ‘continuing steadfast in the apostles teaching’, In another place we read, ‘There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called in one hope of your calling; one Lord, one faith, one baptism; one God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all. But to each one of us grace was given according to the measure of Christ’s gift. (Ephesians 4; 4-7.)

We have all received grace, lets give it to others!

Within the Fellowship let us continue to lift others up before the Lord. We need to pray as God places others on our heart. He gives us the people He wants us to pray for! He also gives us ministers to pray for, and they need the Holy Spirit to guide them as they prepare for the work that He is giving them to do. There are saints who are unwell whom He would heal as we pray and there are those whom He would build up using us as their encouragers. Pray especially for those who give their time, energy and love to build up the saints, and especially for those who teach the youngsters.

Over the next few weeks I hope to give you some of the words that I believe God has given me to pass on to you. I believe that we need to be prepared for the build up of the efforts of the evil one to undermine our faith. We have already let him take too much of the ground that we should be standing on. We also need to be aware that God will show His anger against sinful men, even whilst we are still waiting Jesus return.

Hence the need to set down a marker.

Over the last months the evil one has been working against the saints in other lands. Separation of children from Christians who would care for them, the increasing pressures on Christians who would witness in certain lands, the way in which food is withheld from Christians in lands where they are a minority, pressures because the saints will not bow to religious and social leaders who ask them to follow behaviours not acceptable to them because they are Christian are all increasing.

Last week the reports I received became more pointed and with the Church Meeting coming up I feel the need to restate my position, putting down as a Marker.

It is so clear to me that we have got to place before all men the truth of the Gospel and the fact that there is so short a time to get prepared for the major increase of attack on our Lord and Saviour and the truth of the Gospel because the time is short, and getting shorter as each moment passes.

Declaration.

Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God.

Born as the Babe at Bethlehem, that He might be the Teacher of Galilee, that He might die as the Man of Calvary, the Lamb of God who died to be our Saviour.

He died, was buried, and on the third day rose again from the dead, according to the scriptures.

Now He is the Risen Ascended Lord, sat at the right hand of the Father on high, waiting until He is sent to call this Bride home, to be with Him forever.

HOW LONG BEFORE WE WILL NOT ABLE TO FREELY DECLARE THIS!!

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How do you stand before God?

God sees you in only one of only two places.

Before Him you are either In Christ,

or you are still in your sin.

An obedient Child of the Heavenly Father, or

are you disobedient to the Gospel of Christ Jesus?

Are you walking in the light, or are you in darkness

When Jesus comes, will He take you home, or are you already condemned to eternal separation from Him because you no not believe the only begotten Son of the Eternal Father?

Is your daily walk Jesus living in you?

Prepare now for your future life in the Glory.

With love in our Lord and Saviour, Christ Jesus,

Merton Gray

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