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Report from Bishop Nehemiah

On 23 Jun, Sunday evening, a team of 6 people with Bishop Nehemiah departed Hyderabad to Rampachodavaram Agency area and reached on Monday morning  at 8 AM. Pastor Prabhudas and 55 of our church planters were gathered in our Tribal Area Training Centre for a time of prayer and updates. The church planters reported on the workthey are doing. There are seven mandals are in the Rampachodavaram Agency. Most of the villagers live on the hills in this Forest Area.  All our church planters are working in this forest. There are no proper transportation, communications, education and Medical facilities in these places.. In spite of all the challengers, our PEC our church planters are working very hard and starting the new churches in the remote villages. 

God is showing His grace and many people are coming forward and giving their lives to God. We have given 7 wbter baptisms this time in the lake while it raining heavily. Because our church planters are working faithfully, God is doing many miracles through them. 

Requesting for Temporary sheds, P. A. Systems, Bicycles, charging Lights etc., for Evangelism. 

Bishop Nemehiah
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Report from Pst John Signey

Dear Sir
Warm Greetings in Jesus Name!
Yesterday the Lord helped me to visit two of our church planters work.First in Udumalaipettai brother Joel is doing ministry here Nine converts took baptism.We had a very special spiritual meeting.
 
After noon I visited another church planter Stephen.He is a missionary to a village in Coimbatore. He had to stop the Sunday school as some people threaten him.He has restarted the Sunday school and worship at a school.Nearly 10 people come for worship.It is a very hard ground.Kindly remember them in Sirs prayer.
With thanks
Pastor S.John Signey



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