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- BLOG: Church Bulletin - Sunday 22nd July 2007
Sun, 22 Jul 2007 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you for our services today which are led by our pastor, Mark Gladwell.
Today’s meetings:
10.15am Sunday Prayer Meeting in cottage
11am Morning Service
6.30pm Evening Service
All are welcome to the after church fellowship.
Weekly meetings:
Thursday
2.00 Ladies Rest Hour - Speaker – Jonathan Wayman
7.45 Bible study and prayer meeting - Speaker - Pastor
Sunday
11.00 & 6.30 Sunday Services - Led by Pastor
Next week we will produce a bulletin that will cover the whole of August – bearing in mind that all our planning is subject to God’s loving purposes.
Prayer For The Church:
Please continue to pray earnestly for a real manifestation of the work of God’s Spirit upon the ministry of His Word.
Pray for those looking for employment.
Pray for those going on holiday on Saturday.
Pray that God may give Mark, Lisa & family an enjoyable and restful holiday.
Please continue to pray for the summer camps. The dates are as follows:
CCIW camp 2 - 4th August
Winchelsea Holiday - 11th August
CCIW camp 5 - 5th August
We have helpers taking part in all these camps. Pray that God will help them in preparation.
Pray for Elizabeth as she drives down to Wales this evening.
Pray for our brothers and sisters who may have suffered from flooding that they may be a light in difficult times.
Prayer For Local Area:
New Cross
‘We thank God for blessing on the ministry of our new Pastor. Pray for wisdom in dealing with the needs of newcomers, particularly for their spiritual need.’
Prayer For Wider Area:
NEWS FROM BRIAN & NECY ELLIS, Philippines
We praise and thank the Lord for answering our prayers, at the end of May the Appeals Court declared that the newly affirmed owners of the adjacent lot could sell to us the lot and not wait for the rest of the estate to be settled. We have therefore just two weeks ago paid our down payment of £13,000 for the adjacent lot.
For quite a number of years we have been seeking land to extend our present building due to many limitations on the ministries the Lord has given to us. Our Sunday School is limited to about 100 due to lack of space (compare that to the 400 we had in two vacation bible schools). The worship area is often full. The Library needs more space so that students in Grace Ministerial Academy may study and use the library more efficiently.
The Drop-in on a Thursday night is well overcrowded and we also need car park space. The Church Office is actually located at our home, ten minutes walk from the church building.
We hope to eventually build on half of the lot to double the size of our present building giving us the facilities we need for the Lord's work.
CHRISTIAN COMPASSION MINISTRIES
The Lord has enabled us to rent for a reasonable sum a four bedroom single storey house in a very nice subdivision for use as a Boys' Home.
Thank you for your prayers for this. It is situated about one mile from our main Masinag Homes but closer to Cubao.
Currently Virginia one of the House Mothers is looking after them. She is used to boys having seven brothers. There are six boys at present but we expect to add four more sometime
this month.
EAP Youth Camp - Held last month was well attended with exactly 100 teenagers. The gospel was clearly presented during the camp. Please continue to pray that we will see conversions among these young people.
We are really in need for several in the church to run a regular meeting for some of these teenagers. At the moment we have no one who is able to lead such a work.
Please pray the Lord will show us who could begin such a ministry.
Weekly Bible Readings:
Mon 23rd July
1 Chronicles 14
1 Corinthians 5
Tue 24th July
2 Chronicles 15
1 Corinthians 6
Wed 25th July
2 Chronicles 16
1 Corinthians 7
Thur 26th July
2 Chronicles 17
1 Corinthians 8
Fri 27th July
2 Chronicles 18
1 Corinthians 9
Sat 28th July
2 Chronicles 19
1 Corinthians 10
Sun 29th July
2 Chronicles 20
1 Corinthians 11
Thought for the week:
“Cast your burden on the LORD, and He shall sustain you; he shall not permit the righteous to be moved.” Psalm 55:22
General Announcements:
Fellowship S.E. churches
Graham Trice (chairman S.E.District Committee) has circulated a questionnaire seeking views on purpose and function of committee and local fellowship – different viewpoints would be helpful - Please see Paul.
Contact details:
The church website can be viewed on: www.free-grace.org.uk
To add contributions please contact Peter or Ralph at: news@free-grace.org.uk - BLOG: Church Bulletin - Sunday 15th July 2007
Sun, 15 Jul 2007 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you for our services today which are led by Ray Birch from Southend.
Today’s meetings:
9.45am Children’s Bible Club
10.15am Sunday Prayer Meeting in cottage
11am Morning Service
6.30pm Evening Service
All are welcome to the after church fellowship at Paul & Janets.
Weekly meetings:
Tuesday
8.00pm Lord’s Table & Member’s Prayer Meeting
Wednesday
3.45pm to 4.45am Children’s Hour
6.45pm to 8.00pm KIC club - For Year 5 & 6 children
Thursday
2.00pm Ladies Rest Hour - Speaker – Sarah Wayman
7.45pm Bible study and prayer meeting - Speaker - Simon Bygrave Psalm 55
Sunday
11.00am & 6.30pm Sunday Services - Led by Pastor
This will be the last week for the clubs, (incl. the Sunday Bible club) until after the school holidays.
Prayer For the church:
Pray for Mark Roper – pray that God may be near to him as he recently lost his brother.
Pray that God may give Pastor and Marilyn a restful holiday.
Please continue to pray for camp. Please pray that more campers may book up at this late stage.
Pray for Ann as she goes to hospital on Wednesday.
Pray for those looking for employment.
Pray for those going on holiday on Saturday.
Pray especially for the links being made this week between the mid-week clubs, that we will not loose contact with children as they move up into older clubs in September.
Prayer For Local Area:
Meopham is the church on the Prayer Diary for week beginning 15th July. The correspondent writes: ‘Give thanks for new people coming in, some committed Christians and others just seeking. Pray for a course we are running on the Christian faith.’
Prayer For Wider Area:
Bible Broadcasting Network – Changing lives around the world
BBN believes radio and the internet remain the most cost-effective tools for reaching people with the Gospel and teaching them 24 hours a day. We broadcast in 8 languages around the world.
BBN-Spanish Our Area Representative in Ecuador recently received a phone call from a university professor, who had many questions about life and death and reincarnation. It was truly marvellous to watch his countenance as he first learned the biblical truth of how through Christ he could be forgiven of his sins. He came to understand that God had made a way to forgive him and save him and for him to have eternal life. At 82 years of age he prayed to the Lord Jesus, placing his faith in Him." We praise the Lord for the opportunity to touch lives and sow the seed of the Word, whether through radio, the Internet, or in person.
BBN-Chinese received this email "I would like to share with you a wonderful testimony of my brother. He is assigned to teach in a rural middle school in China. His pay is low; living quality is bad in this remote area. As a result, graduate students who came over to teach usually do not stay long. Teachers teach here for two or three years will request a transfer to a better environment. So, there are no senior teachers in this rural middle school except my brother.
Actually, he was also tempted to leave for a better position when he saw his friends have better living through a transfer. Nevertheless his heart was concerned more for the poor and needy students at the rural area. Once he was asked how he could stay in such an impoverished place, and without a second thought, 'Faith in Christ' was his answer. Undoubtedly, his passion in Christ led him to serve needy people faithfully, and rooted him at this rural area.
BBN-Brazil is is also heard on the Internet we received this email from Portugal. "I have been very blessed by BBN programming. I am an evangelist in the prisons in the north part of Portugal; your programs are the source of inspirations for my preaching in the prisons. Peace of the Lord be with you!" We constantly give praise to the Lord for the way He is using this ministry!
Weekly Bible Readings:
Mon 16th July
1 Chronicles 7
Romans 14
Tue 17th July
2 Chronicles 8
Romans 15
Wed 18th July
2 Chronicles 9
Romans 16
Thur 19th July
2 Chronicles 10
1 Corinthians 1
Fri 20th July
2 Chronicles 11
1 Corinthians 2
Sat 21st July
2 Chronicles 12
1 Corinthians 3
Sun 22nd July
2 Chronicles 13
1 Corinthians 4
Thought for the week:
“Therefore, having been justified by fait, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ"
Romans 5v1
General Announcements:
Warmest congratulations to Brenda and Stan as they celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary this week.
Contact details:
The church website can be viewed on: www.free-grace.org.uk
To add contributions please contact Peter or Ralph at: news@free-grace.org.uk - BLOG: Church Bulletin - Sunday 8th July 2007
Sun, 8 Jul 2007 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you for our services today which are led by John Alsop from Bradford on Avon. Our pastor is on holiday for two weeks.
Today’s meetings:
9.45am Children’s Bible Club
10.15am Sunday Prayer Meeting in cottage
11am Morning Service
6.30pm Evening Service
All are welcome to the after church fellowship at Mike and Rosemary’s
Weekly meetings:
Wednesday
9.30am to 11am Mums & Tots
3.45pm to 4.45pm Children’s Hour
6.45pm to 8.00pm KIC club - For Year 5 & 6 children.
7.45pm Local Prayer Meeting – Erith
Please make every effort to support our local churches
Thursday
2.00pm Ladies Rest Hour Speaker – Hazel Walsh
7.45pm Bible study and prayer meeting Speaker – Paul Orchard - John 16 v 28-33 “You believe now!”
Friday
7.30pm F.O.Y
Saturday
9.30am Open Air
12.30pm Farewell lunch for Eddie and Shelagh (see list)
Sunday
11.00am & 6.30pm Sunday Services - Led by Ray Birch (Southend)
Prayer For The Church:
Pray for Jonnie and Heather as they go on holiday.
Thank God for answered prayer that Pete has a job.
Continue to pray for Mona in her new job.
Thank God for the marriage of Mark and Debbie. Pray that may have a happy honeymoon and that God may bless their marriage together.
Pray for Mark Roper – pray that God may be near to him as he recently lost his brother.
Pray for Sarah as she has interview on Wednesday.
Pray that God may give Pastor and Marilyn a restful holiday.
Please continue to pray for camp. Please pray that more campers may book up at this late stage.
For The Local Area:
Tring The church correspondent writes: ‘We are celebrating our Church 8th July. Anniversary on the Daryl Jones (Liverpool) is our preacher. Praise God for conversions and requests for baptism. Pray that the Lord will challenge and encourage His people.’
We praise God that our pastor, Nick Baldwin, has made a speedy recovery following a tonsillectomy and also for a positive response to a recent Christianity Explored (CE) 'taster evening'.
Please pray for those who have enrolled for CE courses that the Lord will open their hearts to respond to the message and for Gemma Nash as she takes up her role as full-time youth worker in the church.
For The Wider Area:
The Grace World View – Nauru
Nauru has been made wealthy by mining but the resources are running low. Nearly everyone professes Christianity but growing corruption makes many of these professions suspect.
Nauru is a single island located in the South Pacific. The island is only 4 miles in diameter, and most of it is not suitable for living due to extensive phosphate mining.
Approximately 13,000 people live on Nauru. Over 80% are native Nauruan or of other Pacific Islander origin. Many of the foreigners work in mining. The discovery of Phosphate in the early 1900's brought wealth to the island.
Nauru is far wealthier than the other islands in the region. The supply of Phosphate has begun to run out, so the government has diversified into offshore banking and other activities to keep the economy running. These efforts have been quite successful.
Nauru was a German colony until World War I when Australia took control.
Nauru became an independent nation in 1968 as a parliamentary republic. There is freedom of religion.
Most of the population is classified as Christian and over 50% are Protestant. Evangelicals are much fewer in number with less than 10%.
Although many profess Christianity, a large percentage do not demonstrate any degree of godliness. Wealth has brought materialism and a trust in possessions. Corruption is widespread. It is suspected that much of the offshore banking activity in Nauru is related to organized crime syndicates.
There is only one known evangelical church. Pray for the people of this church and for other believers on the island that they may stand against sin and boldly witness to the gospel. Pray for a moving of the Spirit to bring many to a true faith in the Saviour.
The foreign workers in the mining industry are largely unreached with the gospel. Pray for the provision of workers to take the message to these people.
Weekly Bible Readings:
Mon 9th July
1 Chronicles 29
Romans 7
Tue 10th July
2 Chronicles 1
Romans 8
Wed 11th July
2 Chronicles 2
Romans 9
Thur 12th July
2 Chronicles 3
Romans 10
Fri 13th July
2 Chronicles 4
Romans 11
Sat 14th July
2 Chronicles 5
Romans 12
Sun 15th July
2 Chronicles 6
Romans 13
Thought for the week:
“Truly my soul silently waits for God; From Him comes my salvation.” Psalm 62:1
General Announcements:
Date for Diary:
Saturday - Farewell get-together with Eddie and Shelagh - please put name on list for fish and chips!
Contact details:
The church website can be viewed on: www.free-grace.org.uk
To add contributions please contact Peter or Ralph at: news@free-grace.org.uk - BLOG: Church Bulletin - Sunday 1st July 2007
Sun, 1 Jul 2007 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you for our services today which are led by Pastor Mark Gladwell.
Today’s meetings:
9.45am Children’s Bible Club
10.15am Sunday Prayer Meeting in cottage
11am Morning Service
5.40 p.m Lord’s Table – Please see note on back.
6.30pm Evening Service
All are welcome to the after church fellowship at Joyce & Cliff’s home.
Weekly meetings:
Tuesday
7.15am Prayer for revival
Wednesday
9.30am to 11am Mums & Tots
3.45pm to 4.45pm Children’s Hour
6.45pm to 8.00pm KIC club - For Year 5 & 6 children
Thursday
2.00pm Ladies Rest Hour - Speaker – Jimmy Whyte
7.45pm Bible study and prayer meeting - Speaker – Jonathan Wayman
Friday
2.00pm Wedding of Mark and Debbie at Bexleyheath Chapel
Saturday
4.00pm Induction of Ray Pulman at New Cross
Sunday
11.00am & 6.30pm Sunday Services - Led by John Alsop
Be aware that there may be serious difficulties in getting to morning service because of Tour de France.
Prayer For The Church:
Thank God for keeping everyone safe on the church outing yesterday and for a good day’s weather.
Pray for Mark and Debbie as they get married on Friday.
Pray for Jonnie and John Alsop as they prepare for services this week.
Please continue to pray for camp. Please pray that more campers may book up at this late stage.
Pray for Sarah , Debbie, and Pete as they look for employment.
Pray for Mona as she commences work tomorrow.
For Local Area:
Abingdon The church celebrated its Church Anniversary over the weekend of 23-24 June. On the Saturday over 100 attended a Fellowship Day in Hanney Village Hall. In the morning consideration was given to the strengths and weaknesses of the church. In the afternoon there was a time of family fun & games with a closing message from Stuart Olyott on the subject of worship. Stuart also preached on the Sunday.
The church correspondent writes:
“On 1 July we have a young man visiting us as a potential second full-time worker.
On 21 July we have the wedding of David Kneale, our missionary in SE Asia, to Ivy from that area.
16-18 of our members are involved in beach missions in various centres throughout the summer.”
For Wider Area:
Christian future in Pakistan reconsidered
Current Pakistani protests over the British knighthood of author Salman Rushdie have raised fears over the future of Christians in the country. Pakistani Religious Affairs Minister Ejaz-ul-Haq told Parliament that the British honour contributes to "insulting Islam" and may lead to terrorism.
Meanwhile, a mob attack on evangelicals last week appears to be symptomatic of religious hatred which seemingly has heightened. On June 17, approximately forty Muslim men armed with guns, axes and wooden sticks attacked several believers while they were preparing for an evangelistic meeting at a Salvation Army church in the village of Bismillahlpur Kanthan.
Glenn Penner of Voice of the Martyrs-Canada describes it as a matter of constant harassment. "Pakistani Christians face this on a daily basis--not being able to get decent work or facing discrimination in the workplace, if they can find jobs at all. Persecution isn't just incidents; it's an environment as well, and Pakistani Christians feel very much under pressure."
Christians injured in the attack were forced to leave the hospital after only a few hours of treatment, and doctors under-reported their wounds due to pressure from the militants. Police initially refused to file a complaint against the attackers and did so only after lobbying efforts from local Christians. Several Christians have fled the area in fear of further attacks.
Penner urges prayer that Christians in Pakistan will not give in to fear. "It's a symptom of Christians who were attacked because they were involved in evangelistic work. They had been threatened. They had been told to cancel this evangelistic meeting. When they refused to do so, they were attacked. This is, unfortunately, not uncommon in Pakistan."
Pray that the victims of this attack will display the love of Christ to their Muslim neighbours and trust God for justice.
1. Pray that believers would be strong in their faith.
2. Pray that Christians in Pakistan will not give in to fear.
3. Pray that the victims of this attack will display the love of Christ to their Muslim neighbours and trust God for justice.
Weekly Bible Readings:
Mon 2nd July
1 Chronicles 22
Acts 28
Tue 3rd July
1 Chronicles 23
Romans 1
Wed 4th July
1 Chronicles 24
Romans 2
Thur 5th July
1 Chronicles 25
Romans 3
Fri 6th July
1 Chronicles 26
Romans 4
Sat 7th July
1 Chronicles 27
Romans 5
Sun 8th July
1 Chronicles 28
Romans 6
Thought for the week:
“There is therefore no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus.” Romans 8:1
General Announcements:
Congratulations to Jonathan on his engagement to Heather.
Date for Diary
Induction of Ray Pulman at New Cross
Saturday 4p.m.
Open Air will be postponed to the 14th July.
Church outing
A big thank you to Joyce for organizing the church outing to West Brooke Bay yesterday.
Contact details:
The church website can be viewed on: www.free-grace.org.uk
To add contributions please contact Peter or Ralph at: news@free-grace.org.uk - BLOG: Church Bulletin - Sunday 24th June 2007
Sun, 24 Jun 2007 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you for our services today which are led by Pastor Mark Gladwell
Today’s Meetings:
9.45am Children’s Bible Club
10.15am Sunday Prayer Meeting in cottage
11am Morning Service
6.30pm Evening Service
All are welcome to the after church fellowship at Bruce & Margaret’s home.
Weekly Meetings:
Wednesday
9.30am to 11am Mums & Tots
3.45pm to 4.45pm Children’s Hour
6.45pm to 8.00pm KIC club - For Year 5 & 6 children.
Thursday
2.00pm Ladies Rest Hour - Speaker – Bob Morgan
7.45pm Bible study and prayer meeting - Speaker – Pastor
Friday
7.30pm to 9.30pm FOY
Saturday
Meet 9.15 Church Outing to Westbrooke Bay
Sunday
11.00am & 6.30pm Sunday Services - Led by Pastor
Prayer For The Church:
Pray for Sarah as she attends two interviews this week on Monday and Wednesday.
Please pray for our Lord’s blessing on the church outing to Westbrooke Bay this coming Saturday. Pray that we will have real opportunities to build bridges with many of the mums and dads that will be coming with their children.
Continue to pray for those seeking permanent jobs.
For Local Area:
Thamesmead is the church on our Prayer Link for the coming week. The church correspondent writes: “Sunday morning attendance is still encouraging. Our need for pastoral leadership and others to help with the work is ever more pressing.”
For The Wider Area:
The Grace World View – Mozambique
The people of Mozambique have suffered greatly for decades. Peace has finally come but most people lack adequate food. After years of suppression, religious freedom has come and with it, a great increase in the number of Christians.
Mozambique is located on the southeastern coast of Africa. It shares borders with Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa.
Approximately 21 million people live in Mozambique.
The growth rate has dropped significantly due to widespread AIDS infection. There are many different people groups speaking nearly 40 different languages.
Mozambique has had deep economic difficulty for most of its history. Cycles of Flooding and drought plus war has left the people desperately short of food. Foreign aid is essential to avoid mass starvation. Mozambique has been one of the world's poorest countries for many years. The situation has improved recently but is still difficult.
After nearly five centuries as a Portuguese colony, Mozambique gained independence in 1975 and established a Marxist government. Rebels waged a bloody civil war for the next 20 years.
A multi-party democracy was established in 1990 and a peace treaty went into effect in 1992. The government has been relatively stable since then.
Although there is now freedom of religion, the years of Marxist rule were a very dark and difficult for Christians. Religious freedom and decades of suffering has brought about a genuine hunger for the gospel. Since 1960, the number of evangelicals has grown from little more than zero to nearly 15% of the population, and many more are coming to Christ. The Lord has brought a great ingathering of souls.
Rapid growth has created a need for Bible education for religious leaders. Few churches have adequately trained pastors. Bibles and other Christian literature are in short supply due to cost and difficulty in distribution.
There are still large parts of the country that have not been evangelized. Pray for more harvesters to go to this field and preach the gospel. Pray for those already working there.
Pray for relief efforts in this period of famine that the physical needs of the people would be met and that they would also hear of Jesus, the Bread of Life.
Weekly Bible Readings:
Mon 25th June
1 Chronicles 15
Acts 21
Tue 26th June
1 Chronicles 16
Acts 22
Wed 27th June
1 Chronicles 17
Acts 23
Thur 28th June
1 Chronicles 18
Acts 24
Fri 29th June
1 Chronicles 19
Acts 25
Sat 30th June
1 Chronicles 20
Acts 26
Sun 31st July
1 Chronicles 21
Acts 27
Thought For The Week:
“All we like sheep have gone astray; We have turned, everyone, to his own way; And the LORD has laid on Him the iniquity of us all.” Isaiah 53:6
General Announcements:
Date for Diary
Open Air will be postponed to the 14th July.
Church outing
30th June. £6 adults £4 extra children. Adult concession £4. Please let Joyce know if you would like to come.
Meet at 9.15 for a 9.30 departure.
Local area prayer meeting
Wednesday 11th July - Erith
Contact details:
The church website can be viewed on: www.free-grace.org.uk
To add contributions please contact Peter or Ralph at: news@free-grace.org.uk - BLOG: Church Bulletin - Sunday 17th June 2007
Sun, 17 Jun 2007 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you for our services today which are led by Stephen Ridgeway from Bethersden.
Today’s meetings:
9.45am Children’s Bible Club
10.15am Sunday Prayer Meeting in cottage
11am Morning Service
6.30pm Evening Service
All are welcome to the after church fellowship at Paul & Janet’s home.
Weekly meetings:
Tuesday
8.00pm Members and Testimony meeting
Wednesday
9.30am to 11am Mums & Tots
3.45pm to 4.45pm Children’s Hour
6.45pm to 8.00pm KIC club - For Year 5 & 6 children.
Thursday
2.00pm Ladies Rest Hour - Speaker – Bob Morgan
7.45pm Bible study and prayer meeting - Speaker –. Pastor
Friday
7.30pm to 9.30pm FOY
Sunday
11.00am & 6.30pm Sunday Services - Led by Pastor
Prayer for the Church:
Pray for the churches in Albania. Pray that God may bless the work being done there and that Pastors and families may be encouraged in their local churches.
Continue to pray for both Sarah, Debbie, Pete and Mark Tracey as they look for work.
Please continue to pray for Simon that he remain in good health and that he will know the Lord’s leading concerning employment.
Continue to pray that Ralph will be given all needed strength as he carries the burden of preparations for camp.
For Local Area:
Southend is the church on our Prayer Diary for the coming week. The church correspondent writes: “Thankful that a good sense of unity prevails, prayerfully considering more outreach this summer. Elder’s son converted - Praise God!”
For Wider Area:
Barnabas Fund Report - Indonesian Sunday School Teachers Released
Dr Rebekka Zakaria, Mrs Ratna Bangun and Mrs Eti Pangesti, three Indonesian women who were jailed after allowing Muslim children to attend their Christian children’s club, were released early from their 3-year prison sentence on 8th June 2007.
The women had run a children’s club called “Happy Week”, in which they sang Christian songs, played games and did Bible studies with children. Following the request of a Muslim grandmother to let her grand-daughters attend, the women began allowing Muslim children to come along. All the Muslim parents were aware that the club was run by Christians and involved Christian teaching.
However, after a day-trip was organised by the women, to which parents were also invited, complaints were made about the “Happy Week” club to the police. The women were arrested on May 13th 2005. They were accused of trying to entice the children to convert against their wills.
During the court case some of the parents were too frightened to be witnesses on behalf of the women, for fear of reprisals from the Muslim community. Angry Muslims attended the trial each day, shouting for the women to be killed. The Muslims also brought a coffin to court and threatened to kill the women if they were found innocent.
The judge, who was afraid the crowd would turn violent if he released the women, sentenced them to three years in jail.
Their early release after two years is an answer to prayer, and Rebekka, Ratna and Eti are now reunited with their families. During their time in prison, they did not waste their time but openly witnessed to the other prisoners and the prison staff. It is reported that they “transformed” the prison, cleaning and scrubbing the cells, working in the garden and painting a room for use as a church.
Rebekka, who has lost her licence to practise as a doctor due to her criminal record, has publicly forgiven those who brought the charges against her. On her release she said, “This is nothing compared with the suffering and persecution faced by others. Compared with the Lord’s love and what He has given me, it is worth it.”
Weekly Bible Readings
Mon 18th June
1 Chronicles 8
Acts 14
Tue 19th June
1 Chronicles 9
Acts 15
Wed 20th June
1 Chronicles 10
Acts 16
Thur 21st June
1 Chronicles 11
Acts 17
Fri 22nd June
1 Chronicles 12
Acts 18
Sat 23rd June
1 Chronicles 13
Acts 19
Sun 24th June
1 Chronicles 14
Acts 20
Thought for the week:
“I will extol You, my God, O King; And I bless Your name forever and ever.” Psalm 145:1
General Announcements:
Date for Diary
Open Air will be postponed to the 14th July.
Church outing
30th June. £6 adults £4 extra children. Adult concession £4. Please let Joyce know if you would like to come.
Contact details:
The church website can be viewed on: www.free-grace.org.uk
To add contributions please contact Peter or Ralph at: news@free-grace.org.uk - BLOG: Church Bulletin - Sunday 10th June 2007
Sun, 10 Jun 2007 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you for our services today which are led by our Pastor, Mark Gladwell.
Today’s meetings:
9.45am Children’s Bible Club
10.15am Sunday Prayer Meeting in cottage
11am Morning Service
6.30pm Evening Service
All are welcome to the after church fellowship at Mike & Rosemary’s home.
Weekly meetings:
Wednesday
9.30am to 11am Mums & Tots
3.45pm to 4.45pm Children’s Hour
6.45pm to 8.00pm KIC club - For Year 5 & 6 children.
Thursday
2.00pm Ladies Rest Hour - Speaker – Paul Davis – A.E.M
7.45pm Bible study and prayer meeting - Speaker – Paul Davis – A.E.M
There will be a collection.
Friday
7.30pm to 9.30pm FOY
Sunday
11.00 & 6.30 Sunday Services - Led by Stephen Ridgeway
Pastor going to Bethersden
Prayer For the church:
Please continue to pray for an increase in numbers for young people to attend the CCIW camp being held this summer. Currently there are 22 campers booked.
Continue to pray for both Sarah and Debbie as they look for work after their courses, and also for Pete as his work comes to an end in 6 weeks.
For Local Area:
Kings Langley is the church on our Prayer Diary for the coming week. Praise God for generous gifts for His work and for the appointment of a Pastoral worker. Pray that God will bless a book table at the local Carnival on 23 June.
For Wider Area
The Grace World View – Myanmar
Myanmar is traditionally Buddhist, but the gospel has made inroads. The government actively promotes Buddhism and persecutes Christians, but the number of believers has continued to grow.
Myanmar was named Burma until 1989, and the name change remains disputed. Myanmar is located in southeast Asia on the Bay of Bengal. It shares borders with Thailand, Laos, China, India, and Bangladesh, but a horseshoe shaped range of mountains effectively isolates the country from its neighbours.
Approximately 47 million people live in Myanmar. Burmese is the majority people group, but there is a large number of ethnic minorities. Tensions with the minority groups has long been a source of civil unrest.
A wealth of natural resources provide great potential for economic development, but the economy has never effectively grown. Years of government corruption and civil unrest impoverished the people. Meanwhile, a thriving black market exports huge amounts of opium for illicit drug production.
Myanmar gained independence from Britain in 1948 under a centralized military government. When multi-party elections were finally held in 1990, the opposition party won in a landslide but was never allowed to take power. To this day, the military still controls the country and actively suppresses the ethnic minorities.
Buddhism is no longer the official state religion, but its practice is strongly encouraged by the government. Nearly all Burmese people are Buddhist. However, a significant number of minorities have come to Christ. Over 5% of the population is classified as evangelical.
Christians are routinely persecuted as the government associates the ethnic minorities with the practice of Christianity, but the gospel has a strong base. Persecution has made the church stronger.
Pray for the churches and for native pastors who are well trained. Liberal theology has crept into a few of the Bible schools. Pray for continued boldness in witness in the face of persecution. The Burmese people have shown an openness to the gospel. Pray that more would come to Christ.
Bibles and other Christian literature are in short supply. Imports are severely limited by the government. Most of what is available is printed in the country. Many languages still need a Bible translation. Pray for the provision of more translators and the means to print and distribute Bibles.
Weekly Bible Readings:
Mon 11th June
1 Chronicles 1
Acts 7
Tue 12th June
1 Chronicles 2
Acts 8
Wed 13th June
1 Chronicles 3
Acts 9
Thur 14th June
1 Chronicles 4
Acts 10
Fri 15th June
1 Chronicles 5
Acts 11
Sat 16th June
1 Chronicles 6
Acts 12
Sun 17th June
1 Chronicles 7
Acts 13
Thought for the week:
“Blessed be the name of God forever and ever, for wisdom and might are His.” Daniel 2:20
General Announcements:
Date for Diary Tue 19th June – Members’ and testimony meeting.
Church outing
30th June. £6 adults £4 extra children. Adult concession £4. Please let Joyce know if you would like to come.
New Cross Welcome service for Ray Pulman
Saturday 7th July 4 p.m.
Contact details:
The church website can be viewed on: www.free-grace.org.uk
To add contributions please contact Peter or Ralph at: news@free-grace.org.uk - BLOG: Church Bulletin - Sunday 3rd June 2007
Sun, 3 Jun 2007 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you for our services today which are led by our Pastor, Mark Gladwell.
Today’s meetings:
9.45am Children’s Bible Club
10.15am Sunday Prayer Meeting in cottage
11am Morning Service
5.40pm Lord’s Table (Please see note below)
6.30pm Evening Service
All are welcome to the after church fellowship at Cliff & Joyce’s home.
Lord’s Table: We invite visitors who are active members of an evangelical church and have been baptized by immersion to commune at the Lords Table. Friends who are not eligible to participate are welcome to observe but are kindly asked to refrain from taking the bread and wine.
Weekly meetings:
Tuesday
7.15am Prayer for Revival
8.15pm Deacon’s Meeting
Wednesday
9.30am to 11am Mums & Tots
3.45pm to 4.45pm Children’s Hour
6.45pm to 8.00pm KIC club - For Year 5 & 6 children.
Thursday
2.00pm Ladies Rest Hour - Open meeting
7.45pm Bible study and prayer meeting - Speaker - Pastor
Friday
7.30pm to 9.30pm FOY
Sunday
11.00pm & 6.30pm Sunday Services - Led by Pastor Mark Gladwell
Prayer For the church:
Please continue to pray for an increase in numbers for young people to attend the CCIW camp being held this summer. Currently there are 22 campers booked.
Continue to pray for both Sarah and Debbie as they look for work after their courses.
Please pray for the church officers as they consider the Lord’s work on Tuesday evening
For Local Area:
Wandsworth
1 Outreach in the summer. Wandsworth in conjunction with Twynholme Baptist Church is planning to host a Canadian Youth Outreach Team who will assist the Church in our outreach programme to mainly the young people in the community. We are hoping they will also be able to assist us with our Holiday Bible Club. Please pray that the teams presentation of the Gospel will have an impact on the community.
2 In September the Church is preparing to join with some of the central Wandsworth Churches to run our third community outreach bbq in the High Street. Please pray that as many hear the Gospel presented to them that The Lord Will Bring His People into the Church through this community outreach.
3 That the after-school care group currently running in the Church (Little Smurfs) will become more established and that opportunities for us to Present the Gospel to the local community will grow out of this project.
4 Please continue to pray that the Church will see fruit from the Friday Evening Youth Clubs. Please pray for the three teenagers who were Baptised earlier this year and for the new members joining the Church at this time that the Lord will raise up a new generation of leaders through this work. Special prayer is asked for the Friday night Impact Group as they move on from Christianity Explained to a book study in Ruth.
For Wider Area:
News from Ted Tweet – Missionary to Honduras, C.A.
The work of the Lord continues to march right along in the Sovereign God Baptist Church in San Pedro Sula, where we hold services on Sundays and Thursdays. The second and fourth Saturdays of the month, we have begun a young people's class in the afternoon, and are beginning with a 12-lesson study of Christian virtues.
A couple times a month, we go to the mission in Jesus de Otoro. We are rejoicing to see some growth in attendance, with new visitors and also some of those who had been disciplined coming back again as well. One young man made a profession of faith this past week, for which we thank the Lord, and we trust that he will enjoy his new found faith in Christ as a new child of God.
During this month, I was able to re-wire part of the mission building in Jes's de Otoro for new lighting. The voltage is so low because of the great load on the transformer. It serves at least 400 homes and we are on the far side of it. I had to change the two tube-type fluorescent 80 watt fixtures to five small screw type fluorescent fixtures. It works! Praise the Lord! The others lights would be strong through the singing service and then shut off, but the new ones work through the whole service!
The third Sunday of the month, I have arranged to be gone, in order to preach in the sister churches. This time, on Saturday evening, I preached in Lis Lis, and the members of the Balfate church and mission in Limeras came as well. We stayed overnight in La Ceiba and had a good visit with our members there. Sunday morning we returned to the same general area to once again proclaim the precious Word of God, this time in Balfate.
The mission group from Limeras and the Lis Lis church met together in Balfate to hear the message from the Lord. The Lord gave me perfect peace and liberty to proclaim His Word, which we trust touched the hearts of many souls. We hope and pray that it will bring about lasting results.
Weekly Bible Readings:
Mon 4th June
2 Kings 19
John 21
Tue 5th June
2 Kings 20
Acts 1
Wed 6th June
2 Kings 21
Acts 2
Thur 7th June
2 Kings 22
Acts 3
Fri 8th June
2 Kings 23
Acts 4
Sat 9th June
2 Kings 24
Acts 5
Sun 10th June
2 Kings 25
Acts 6
Thought for the week:
“He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.”
Psalm 91:1
General Announcements:
Church outing – 30th June. £6 adults £4 extra children. Adult concession £4. Please let Joyce know if you would like to come.
Date for Diary Thursday 14th - Paul Davis from A.E.M. will be speaking at both the ladies meeting and the prayer meeting.
Contact details:
The church website can be viewed on: www.free-grace.org.uk - BLOG: Church Bulletin - Sunday 27th May 2007
Sun, 27 May 2007 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you for our services today which are led by our pastor, Mark Gladwell.
Today’s meetings:
9.45am Children’s Bible Club
10.15am Sunday Prayer Meeting in cottage
11am Morning Service
6.30pm Evening Service
All are welcome to the after church fellowship.
Weekly meetings:
Thursday
2.00pm Ladies Rest Hour - Speaker – Bob Morgan
7.45pm Bible study and prayer meeting - Pastor
Sunday
11.00 & 6.30 Sunday Services - Led by Pastor Mark Gladwell
Prayer for the church:
Please continue to pray for an increase in numbers for young people to attend the CCIW camp being held this summer. Currently there are 22 campers booked.
Continue to pray for both Sarah and Debbie as they look for work after their courses.
Continue to pray for Simon’s health as he increases his hours back at work.
Pray for safe travel for Dan and Sarah as they have gone to bring Jon home.
Pray for Ralph as he preaches at Whitstable this evening.
For Local Area:
Kew. The church praises God for the ongoing ministry supplied by Duke St. Richmond. Pray that local people will come to the Christianity Explored group.
Staines. The church correspondent writes: ‘We are teaching God’s word, reaching out to our community and looking to God for his perfect touch upon our lives. Our mission partnerships continue to give us much encouragement. We believe our job is to support, equip, send and partner.’
Brian Moody. Brian, the pastor of the church in Epsom, is suffering from spasmodic and intense pain in his joints. No clear diagnosis of the problem has been made to date. Please pray for Brian.
For Wider Area:
News from Blythswood Care – Romanian Village transformed by the gospel
A gypsy community in Romania has been transformed by the gospel as a pastor supported by Blythswood Care has worked there over the past year.
Social workers used to be afraid to visit Borumblaca because of the aggressive behaviour of the people.
But since Adrian Costea began preaching and visiting them in their homes there has been a change of attitude.
"There used to be such spiritual darkness," says Dan Micula, a fellow-pastor in the nearby town of Marghita. "We prayed for a minister for nearly two years.
A former prostitute was the first to become a Christian. "Adrian was preaching about Mary Magdalene and she was very touched," Dan says. "She said that she wanted to be forgiven and to change her lifestyle. Last year she was baptised."
Now around 50 people are, in Dan's words, "serious enough with God to become Christians."
"The people are more open and friendly. They listen to Adrian and respect him."
In good weather, Adrian holds a Sunday morning service outside, in the unpaved street that winds through the hillside village.
Alpha Educational and Welfare Society - Andhra Pradesh, India
Sister Mary Ratna Kumari works as a lady evangelist with the Alpha Educational and Welfare Society, she was widowed at an early age.
Before her alcoholic husband died, she received comfort through a verse in John's Gospel: "Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you" (15 v.16).
A month later, reading in Acts 17, Sister Mary felt that God was calling her to resign her job as a teacher and dedicate herself to preaching the gospel. That was in 1989. 12 years later, Alpha's board invited her to take charge of the society.
Alpha helps 32 pastors and 12 lady evangelists, feeds 30 orphans and destitute children and supports 10 elderly widows. When Alpha's team of evangelists visits a village, the men sing and preach in the street but the lady evangelists are able to go from house to house, talking to the women and leading them to Christ.
"Many families are broken because the men spend their wages on liquor," Sister Mary says. "Our lady evangelists comfort and counsel them. They pray for them and encourage them to pray to the Lord."
Weekly Bible Readings:
2 Kings 12 – 18
John 14 - 20
Thought for the week:
“Blessed is the man whose strength is in You, whose heart is set on pilgrimage. As they pass through the valley of Baca, they make it a spring.” Psalm 84 v 5
General Announcements:
Member's meeting - would members please let Mr. Winnie have in writing any matter they wish to be considered by the church officers by Sunday 3rd June.
Dates This week
Wednesday
Erith 7.45p.m.
David Higham G.B.M.
Saturday2nd June 3p.m. Church Anniversary - Erith
speaker Geoff Gobbett
Church outing – 30th June.
£6 adults £4 extra children. Please let Joyce know if you would like to come. Adult concession £4.
Contact details:
The church website can be viewed on: www.free-grace.org.uk
To add contributions please contact Peter or Ralph at: news@free-grace.org.uk - BLOG: Church Bulletin - Sunday 20th May 2007
Sun, 20 May 2007 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you for our services today which are led by William Smith. We would like to express a special thanks to him for coming at short notice as Roger Lindie has a throat infection.
Today?s meetings
9.45am Children?s Bible Club
10.15am Sunday Prayer Meeting in cottage
11am Morning Service
6.30pm Evening Service
All are welcome to the after church fellowship in the rear hall.
Weekly meetings
Wednesday
9.30 to 11 Mums & Tots
3.45 to 4.45 Children?s Hour
6.45 to 8.00 KIC club for Year 5 & 6 children.
Thursday
2.00 Ladies Rest Hour - Speaker ? Nick Wilson - SASRA
7.45 Bible study and prayer meeting - Speaker ? John Pestell- PowerPoint Presentation on John Bunyan
Friday
7.30 to 9.30 FOY
Saturday
9.30 Open Air Evangelism
Sunday
11.00 & 6.30 Sunday Services led by Pastor Mark Gladwell
Prayer for the church
Please continue to pray for an increase in numbers for young people to attend the CCIW camp being held this summer. Currently there are 22 campers booked.
Continue to pray for both Sarah and Debbie as they look for work after their courses.
Continue to pray for Simon?s health as he increases his hours back at work.
For Local Area
Chingford is the church on our Prayer Diary for the coming week. The church correspondent writes: ?We praise the Lord for His sustaining grace and a real spirit of harmony through a difficult year. Please pray for much-needed additional workers and God's blessing on our outreach endeavours, which include a planned monthly men's evening.?
For Wider Area
News from Noah Quarshie Grace Baptist Mission- Ghana
EASTER AND BAPTIZIMAL SERVICE AT BBC
Easter is always a special time for us and this year's we had a special family time after the morning service
Where meal was provided for those in need followed by a baptismal service we had five candidates but only two were prepared for the baptism. We thank the Lord for them, pray for the other three.
The King of Kings Youth Club is also doing very well now with more than 30 children, in Bible Baptist Church.
Pray for more leaders to help, that is the area of concern now.
BIPS & BIPS SEC/TECH & The building Project
School re-opened on the 23rd of April. Our intake is still low but we are working and trusting the Lord to bring in the students.
A dear lady in our educational system has come forward to help with recruitment, name is Barbara,
Be in prayer for her.
The Bible School has also reopened. We were expecting 17 students but ten of them said they do not have funds for the fee is $500 per trimester which come to $125 per Month.
We are therefore, appealing to all our brethren and churches who would like to invest in the lives of there men who are called to preach the Word and to plant churches.
THE SOUND OF GRACE RADIO MINISTRY
We are now covering almost half of the country with our weekly broadcast but the cost has also gone up.
Your donation to this ministry will help us reach millions.
Prayer Requests
1. School plans include two more floors to be built on top of the one that is almost finished $5000 need to finish the first floor) A school complex from preschool through high school and College is our goal for this ministry.
2. Growth for the believers who have been baptized. Hunger for the Word. Desire to learn the "hidden mysteries" through the Holy Spirit's teaching.
3. Funds for the Bible Baptist Church in Accra to reproof the church and leaders for the King of Kings Youth club.
4. Pray for sponsors for the Bible students
Weekly Bible Readings
Mon 21st May 2 Kings 5 John 7
Tue 22nd May 2 Kings 6 John 8
Wed 23rd May 2 Kings 7 John 9
Thur 24th May 2 Kings 8 John 10
Fri 25th May 2 Kings 9 John 11
Sat 26th May 2 Kings 10 John 12
Sun 27th May 2 Kings 11 John 13
Thought for the week
? Make a joyful shout to the LORD, all you lands! Serve the LORD with gladness.? Psalm 100:1
General Announcements
Cleaning Rota (this week) - Matthew & Ralph
Door Rota (next Sun) ? Peter Wigley
Member's meeting - would members please let Mr. Winnie have in writing any matter they wish to be considered by the church officers by Sunday 3rd June. Dates Saturday 2nd June 3p.m.
Erith Church Anniversary - speaker Geoff Gobbett
Want to get fit?
If you would like to have some fun getting fit, please see either Sarah or Debbie. This is open to everyone on a Monday evening from 7.30 pm.
Contact details
The church website can be viewed on: www.free-grace.org.uk - SERMON: Do you now believe?
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Sun, 22 Jul 2007 20:55 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new MP3 sermon from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: Do you now believe?
Subtitle: preparing the disciples
Speaker: Paul Orchard
Event: Bible Lesson
Date: 7/12/2007
Bible: John 16:31-33
Length: 40 min. (16kbps)
Details: Peace through Christs' Victory - SERMON: Overview of the Beatitudes (6mb)
Sun, 22 Jul 2007 15:40 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new MP3 sermon from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: Overview of the Beatitudes
Speaker: Jonathan Wayman
Event: Bible Lesson
Date: 7/5/2007
Bible: Matthew 5:1-12
Length: 54 min. (16kbps) - SERMON: One Thing You Lack (5mb)
Sun, 22 Jul 2007 14:35 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new MP3 sermon from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: One Thing You Lack
Speaker: John Alsop
Event: Sunday - PM
Date: 7/8/2007
Bible: Mark 10:21
Length: 40 min. (16kbps)
Details: The words of Jesus to the Rich young ruler. - SERMON: The Three Page Bible (1mb)
Sun, 22 Jul 2007 12:20 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new MP3 sermon from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: The Three Page Bible
Subtitle: A Childrens Talk
Speaker: John Alsop
Event: Special Meeting
Date: 7/8/2007
Bible:
Length: 5 min. (16kbps)
Details: A talk given to very young children on a Sunday morning. - SERMON: The Miracle of Growth (6mb)
Sun, 22 Jul 2007 09:10 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new MP3 sermon from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: The Miracle of Growth
Speaker: John Alsop
Event: Sunday - AM
Date: 7/8/2007
Bible: 2 Peter 3:18
Length: 50 min. (16kbps)
Details: What progress have I made? The need for Christian growth - SERMON: The Flesh or the Spirit (5mb)
Sat, 21 Jul 2007 21:05 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new MP3 sermon from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: The Flesh or the Spirit
Subtitle: Life in the Spirit
Speaker: Mark Gladwell
Event: Sunday - PM
Date: 7/1/2007
Bible: Romans 8:9-11
Length: 44 min. (16kbps) - SERMON: The 3 P's of Prayer (5mb)
Sat, 21 Jul 2007 16:35 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new MP3 sermon from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: The 3 P's of Prayer
Subtitle: Studies in the Gospel of Mark
Speaker: Mark Gladwell
Event: Sunday - AM
Date: 7/1/2007
Bible: Mark 11:15-26
Length: 40 min. (16kbps) - PDF: The Peace Offering
Sun, 11 Mar 2007 10:20 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new PDF document from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: The Peace Offering
Subtitle: Studies in Leviticus
Speaker: Mark Gladwell
Event: Bible Lesson
Date: 3/8/2007
Bible: Leviticus 3:1-17; Leviticus 7:11-37
Details: The Peace offering was a spontaneous expression of gratitude for God's favour and blessing. See the attached PDF file for a detailed outline. - PDF: The Grain Offering
Tue, 20 Feb 2007 06:35 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new PDF document from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: The Grain Offering
Subtitle: Studies in Leviticus
Speaker: Mark Gladwell
Event: Bible Lesson
Date: 2/15/2007
Bible: Leviticus 2:1-16
Details: The Grain offering was unique. It was a bloodless offering. The Old Testament Significance The New Testament Significance - PDF: The Burnt Offering
Sun, 18 Feb 2007 21:55 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new PDF document from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: The Burnt Offering
Subtitle: Studies in Leviticus
Speaker: Mark Gladwell
Event: Bible Lesson
Date: 2/8/2007
Bible: Leviticus 1:1-17
Details: The law of the Burnt Offering. What was involved? Why would you bring a burnt offering? What does it symbolise? - PDF: A Call to Holiness - Introduction to Leviticus
Fri, 2 Feb 2007 13:25 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new PDF document from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: A Call to Holiness - Introduction to Leviticus
Subtitle: Studies in Leviticus
Speaker: Mark Gladwell
Event: Bible Lesson
Date: 2/1/2007
Bible: Leviticus 1:1-17
Details: An introduction to the book of Leviticus. The Title of the book The contents of the book The theme of the book Please see PDF file for detailed sermon notes - PDF: Faith - A Five Letter Word
Sat, 11 Nov 2006 22:35 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new PDF document from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: Faith - A Five Letter Word
Subtitle: 201st Church Anniversary
Speaker: Graham Trice
Event: Special Meeting
Date: 11/11/2006
Bible: Hebrews 11:1-16
Details: This is a special anniversary service and includes a short report on the work of the church throughout the year at the start of this recording. The annual 2006 Church report is also available here in PDF format. We need to follow the example of the men recorded in Hebrews 11. We must Worship like Abel We must Walk like Enoch We must Work like Noah We must Wait like Abraham. - PDF: True Biblical Praise
Sat, 10 Jun 2006 08:35 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new PDF document from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: True Biblical Praise
Subtitle: Studies in the Psalms
Speaker: Mark Gladwell
Event: Bible Lesson
Date: 6/8/2006
Bible: Psalm 150:1-6
Details: Praise is something that has to be worked at Praise must engage our minds Praise is only possible because of divine revelation Full notes to accompany this message may be downloaded from the PDF file. - PDF: The Helper of the Helpless
Sat, 3 Jun 2006 15:45 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new PDF document from Free Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: The Helper of the Helpless
Subtitle: Studies in the Psalms
Speaker: Mark Gladwell
Event: Bible Lesson
Date: 6/1/2006
Bible: Psalm 146:1-10
Details: Full study notes to accompany this message are available from the attached PDF file. 1. The alternative to help from the Lord 2. The kind of help that comes from the Lord 3. The way to get His help 4.The proper response to His help, - PHOTOS: Holiday Bible Club 2006
Sat, 15 Apr 2006 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
New photos have been added to the following photo album on 4/15/2006:
Holiday Bible Club 2006
Photos from Holiday Bible Club 2006 April 10-13 2006 - PHOTOS: 2005 Photos of Chapel
Sun, 9 Oct 2005 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
New photos have been added to the following photo album on 10/9/2005:
2005 Photos of Chapel
These photos show the new chairs in our chapel building, and also the progress being made with the chapel building and extension work. - PHOTOS: Holiday Bible Club 2005
Sat, 2 Apr 2005 04:00 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
New photos have been added to the following photo album on 4/2/2005:
Holiday Bible Club 2005
Photos taken at our Childrens Easter Holiday Bible Club. - STORE: Free Grace Podcast Receiver
Wed, 19 Apr 2006 17:06 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new web store product from Free Grace Baptist Church has been created on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: Free Grace Podcast Receiver
Subtitle: Windows Version
Created By: Free Grace Baptist Church
Category: Computer Software
Price: Free!
Details: Download our free Podcast Receiver for Windows 2000 or XP. You can now have our latest sermons sent directly to your computer desktop, or your ipod, or other mp3 player. Download this free software which has our podcast feed already integrated, and set up for you. Please click on the link below to download this software. - STORE: Annual Church Report 2005
Sun, 9 Oct 2005 15:39 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new web store product from Free Grace Baptist Church has been created on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: Annual Church Report 2005
Created By: Free Grace Baptist Church
Category: Books - Electronic
Price: Free!
Details: Our annual report gives details of all the activities of the church throughout the year. It was originally produced for our 2005 church anniversary services on 8th October 2005. To obtain this free report, please click on the link below. - STORE: Free Web Browser Toolbar for IE & Firefox
Tue, 4 Oct 2005 19:30 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new web store product from Free Grace Baptist Church has been created on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: Free Web Browser Toolbar for IE & Firefox
Subtitle: Free Grace Toolbar
Created By: Free Grace Baptist Church
Category: Computer Software
Price: Free!
Details: Download this free toolbar and once it is installed you will be able to access our audio sermons directly from your web browser, and receive our weekly bulletins and other news directly from the church. This is free download, please click on the external link below, and follow the instructions to download this free toolbar. - STORE: 200 Years of Gospel Witness in Belvedere
Sun, 30 Jan 2005 22:07 GMT Author: Free Grace Baptist Church
A new web store product from Free Grace Baptist Church has been created on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: 200 Years of Gospel Witness in Belvedere
Subtitle: A Souvenir of the bi-centennial of Free Grace Baptist Church
Author: Edgar Wood & Paul Orchard
Category: Books - Electronic
Type: eBook: Adobe
Price: Free!
Details: This is a free PDF download of our church history. This booklet was originally produced for our 150th church, and recently updated for our 200th anniversary. 'Right Click' on the link above to download the booklet.
