Mission completed

We arrived at the airport in good time for out departure to Singapore. There was a delay of about an hour for departure from Hyderabad. The moment I sat on the plane seat, I fell into a deep sleep, clearly exhausted, and only got up when the aircraft was about to land in Singapore at about 6:30 AM.  Thanking God for His goodness and mercy. It’s always good to be back home.

Urgent Needs

The church in Guduru padu, Khammam needs about $3000 to complete.

The church in Sis Esther in Nagarjun Sagar, Nalagonda, needs prayer and financial support. A sum of $60 a month for one year will be of great help.

The tuition centre in Rasoolpura is doing very well and we need $200 a month to run this program.

Pst Modi’s church in Badrachalam, needs to be rebuilt. A sponsorship of $5000 will be of great help.

Conclusion

Although it was very hectic with so many risks and challenges, the Lord was gracious and merciful. We are blessed to see the growth of the ministry in Telangana State. Thousands of house churches and churches has been birthed as a result of PEC. But the harvest is still great and the labourers are few. There are still many unreached areas in this state. We need more people to rise up and catch the vision with a great passion for the lost. 

We are grateful to Bishop Nehemiah and his team for their dedication, commitment and the passion for the Great Commission. We could not have accomplished all these in the mission field without their partnership. May the Lord continue to bless him and his family and enlarge his territories.

We are especially grateful to Rev Albert Pang and his dear wife Josephine Wong for their sacrifice and passion in the work of the Lord. May the Lord bless them with good health and grant them many more years of serving the Lord together.

We are also thankful to the many sponsors who have laboured and partnered with him in the mission field. May the Lord reward and honour each one of them. 

We are indeed grateful to the board and members of PEC for their commitment and support to the work of missions. Many in PEC have given sacrificially and the board has been very much involved in the work of missions.


To God be the glory

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