The Soup Run last week went very well and reached out to desperately poor and hungry people. We always distribute Gospel tracts with the food too.
I held an exposition of some of my nature photos all week which attracted a total of 2,000 people from all walks of life ranging from judges and medical doctors to teachers and very poor children. It was a wonderful opportunity to estimulate greater care of God's creation. There was a real impact on the population.
On Wednesday Liz and I enjoyed our 48th wedding anniversary by the grace of God.
From Friday to Sunday the EAB/ACEV Youth held their annual Youth Conference at Princesa Isabel and this was a real blessing.
The Sunday services went well in Patos. I continued my series of sermons in John's Gospel and am nearly at the end of chapter 7.
We extended the nature photographs exhibition to Tuesday (yesterday) owing to popular demand and especially moving was to have the deaf on the Monday evening present and on the final day the Special Needs School came. The great challenge was to make the experience work for the blind! So I gave them graphic descriptions of each photo and relevant stories with special sound effects attached to them and they really loved it. It was a very moving experience.
Tonight the 'Drug Free' group is in action. We really need to pray for the group.
Tomorrow and Friday I will be inaugurating new wells in Tavares and Princesa Isabel Counties and holding thanksgiving services with the preaching of the Gospel at each place. Then on Saturday I will be ministering at our Campina Grande Bible College before getting back to Patos for ministry on Sunday. Your prayers are valued.
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