Another 2 church dedications

After a heartly breakfast, we left for another church dedication. It was about 2 and a half hrs drive from our hotel. 


This was a small church in Thadikalapudi station Cheemalapadu village, Khammam District. We had to rush as another church was waiting for us. The pastor here is Pst Moses. Both he and his wife have been working here for some time and God is blessing them with results.


The next church dedication was about two hours away. This will be PEC’s 189th church building in the mission field. This new church is in Reddigudem village in APand and is sponsored by Bro Vino and family. We are indeed thankful to the Lord for committed members in PEC who have a burden for the Great Commission. 

 

By the time we reached the place it was about 2:30PM and the people had not taken their lunch. They had been waiting for more than three hours. Despite the long wait, they were very eager to hear the Word and they all came forward for prayer after the meeting. Lunch was secondary. You hardly see such kind of passion in many  of our first world countries. 



That evening we arrived at Nagarjune Sagar. We visited a children’s Home in that place. This morning Home is run by a couple from the Banjara tribe and have been affiliated with us for some time. They have been reaching out to the nearby villages and have started two outreach works. In these villages they have seen many orphans neglected by the extended families and this couple took them under their care. They are providing for them necessities and education in the government school. A lot of hard work and many needs.

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