Paul Hester

Thank you to Paul Hester who worked many long and hard hours to preach and teach to the lost. He spent a lot of his own dollars to make this mission a success. Paul baptised six new brothers and sisters into Christ. Paul worked really hard on the building. We are so close to finishing we can smell the end. The bathroom was almost finished. All we like are a few plumbing parts that we could not get locally. Paul put in a new water catchment to catch the water running off the roof so we can flush the toilet or anyone staying at the church building can take a shower. I can not begin to name everything Paul did. Thank you Paul. The Gugeegue church is very blessed to have you in their corner.

Baby Clothes

A big thank you to Angela Caswell and Dean & Becky Lightfoot for baby clothes, toys and personal items for the kids. Nothing ever sent goes unused.

REJOICE!!

To God be the glory! We had a wonderful day 4 of the Gospel Meeting. We have six new brothers and sisters in Christ who were baptised in the pacific ocean. This is Jessica, Heity's daughter, who's Grandfather was the first Christian on Ebeye. The Angels are rejoicing with Jesus Christ in Heaven. Our brother in Christ. God has provided some men to lead the Gugeegue church. These are all six who confessed Jesus Christ as their Lord and were baptised. The two on the right side are husband and wife. Their five kids have been coming to class for quite a while. He works on Kwaj. She is related to Sapong, the husband of Heity who passed away. Rejoice! And again I say Rejoice!!

3rd Day of Gospel Meeting

We had a great third night for our Gospel Meeting. It was sunny and dry all day. We had to get three taxi's to carry around 40 people from Ebeye to Gugeegue to hear God's word. We are praying that we will have several responses to God's invitation tonight, the last night of the meeting. To God be the glory, praise his name!

Day Two of Meeting

We had a good crowd for day two of our meeting. Praise God, lots of men showed up to the church service. They worked on getting the white walls up today. Notice you don't see any 2x4's showing on the walls any more. Hopefully they will get the ceiling covered today. It was really crowded on the ferry ride over to Ebeye. I felt like I was in a sardine can. Stuffed in there. We have to leave Kwaj when most of the workers are going home from their days work in order to make it to Gugeegue in time for the church service. Those precious souls have to stuff onto those ferry's twice a day to make a living. Count your Blessings people!