Dairy Farm Project at B*

Pst Samuel Sharma updated that he has identified the cows and the cow shed. However the work has been hampered by heavy rains. Once the weather clears the work will start. Hopefully we can see it established by next week. Please pray.

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  1. AnonymousAugust 4, 2009 at 11:44 PM

    I will be sending the pictures after getting the cows. Waiting fo the rain to stop. I don,t know the Cows have to cross the rivers from Bihar and west bengal. So pl. pray for all the hindrances. We are seeking for a man to look after the cows we are negosiating for the wages of Cowboy.
    pastor samuel

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  2. AnonymousAugust 5, 2009 at 12:07 AM

    Dear Praying Friends and well wisher
    Thank you so much for helping for the work here in B.
    We pray that this Diary Project will be the Pilot Project to support our Bible school, and pastors who are working in the fields.
    As a member of the PEC family , I would like to say, Thank you for your sacrificial Gifts and valuable prayers, for the work which the Lord has entrusted to us.
    I also like to give thanks especially to Bro. ram, Ps. K. stevens and to all The family of PEC who are supporting us for the Ministry of the Lord.
    We love you very much. Friends, This is just a begining, we have to cross several milestones and need you, your prayers and supports for this special task.
    Thank you so much for the contribution.
    May God Bless you
    Rev. samuel sharma "B"

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  3. AnonymousAugust 9, 2009 at 12:05 AM

    Dear sir,
    I was meditating from the Devotional lesson from Blogs. I am really touched by the lesson of Prosperity. Many atime people are in confusion on this subject.The think prosperity means having everythings.
    So your message has touch my heart.
    Thanks sir
    samuel

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