PRAYER HEARD ‘ROUND THE WORLD
200 Million Christians Join Together on Global Day of Prayer
CWNews
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http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/CWN/052005gdp.asp
May 20, 2005
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George Thomas reporting from New Delhi:In New Delhi, India, people began to gather early for the historic day. As you know, people from around the world are participating in this event, not just in India. The day began in the South Pacific island of Fiji. That’s where we begin our international coverage of the Global Day of Prayer.
Manasa Kolivuso reporting from Fiji:In Fiji, the land where the new day begins, the government realized the importance of divine intervention in our social reconstruction, national unity efforts, reconciliation, and the healing of our land. This morning his excellency, Ratu Josefa Uluivuda, President of the Republic of the Fiji Islands, opened the day by praying for the world.
President Uluivuda said, “Almighty God, not to us, oh Lord, but to You, goes all the glory. We regret our sins, we have disobeyed Your Word, disregarded Your gifts, and disowned Your children. We are sorry. Forgive us, dear Father.”
PRAYER HEARD ‘ROUND THE WORLD
200 Million Christians Join Together on Global Day of Prayer
CWNews
click on “watch video” at
http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/CWN/052005gdp.asp
May 20, 2005
CBN.com
George Thomas reporting from New Delhi:In New Delhi, India, people began to gather early for the historic day. As you know, people from around the world are participating in this event, not just in India. The day began in the South Pacific island of Fiji. Thats where we begin our international coverage of the Global Day of Prayer.
Manasa Kolivuso reporting from Fiji:In Fiji, the land where the new day begins, the government realized the importance of divine intervention in our social reconstruction, national unity efforts, reconciliation, and the healing of our land. This morning his excellency, Ratu Josefa Uluivuda, President of the Republic of the Fiji Islands, opened the day by praying for the world.
President Uluivuda said, Almighty God, not to us, oh Lord, but to You, goes all the glory. We regret our sins, we have disobeyed Your Word, disregarded Your gifts, and disowned Your children. We are sorry. Forgive us, dear Father.
Friday Fax 2005 Issue 19, 13 May
In this week’s Friday Fax:USA:
5,000 house churches planted so far
Bill Bright Billion Soul Initiative
20,000 ‘Neo-Apostolics’Germany:
Berlin’s most peaceful 1st May in 20 years
USA: 5,000 house churches planted so far “The number of house churches in the USA has probably doubled in the past 18months, from 2,500 to 5,000,” according to participants at a symposiumorganized by Church Multiplication Associates’ Neil Cole in Los Angeles from25-28 April 2005. “The main growth comes from missionary groups aiming to reachthe unchurched with the Gospel and involve them in multipliable discipleshipstructures,” says Cole. “We’re expecting up to 1,000 participants at the nextnational House Church conference in the USA in Denver from 2-5 September 2005,”say Tony and Felicity Dale, part of the team organizing the conference. JohnEldredge was the main speaker at last year’s conference; this year, speakers include Rolland and Heidi Baker, who saw some 5,000 new churches planted inMozambique and neighbouring nations over the past 5 years, Wolfgang Simson and Neil Cole.
Friday Fax 2005 Issue 19, 13 May
In this week’s Friday Fax:USA:
5,000 house churches planted so far
Bill Bright Billion Soul Initiative
20,000 ‘Neo-Apostolics’Germany:
Berlin’s most peaceful 1st May in 20 years
USA: 5,000 house churches planted so far “The number of house churches in the USA has probably doubled in the past 18months, from 2,500 to 5,000,” according to participants at a symposiumorganized by Church Multiplication Associates’ Neil Cole in Los Angeles from25-28 April 2005. “The main growth comes from missionary groups aiming to reachthe unchurched with the Gospel and involve them in multipliable discipleshipstructures,” says Cole. “We’re expecting up to 1,000 participants at the nextnational House Church conference in the USA in Denver from 2-5 September 2005,”say Tony and Felicity Dale, part of the team organizing the conference. JohnEldredge was the main speaker at last year’s conference; this year, speakers include Rolland and Heidi Baker, who saw some 5,000 new churches planted inMozambique and neighbouring nations over the past 5 years, Wolfgang Simson and Neil Cole.
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