Tanzania

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Kinazi

At the beginning of August, we took the discipleship students on a ministry trip to the village of Kinazi. There is a church plant there, who still meets under tarps next to the house of one of the elders. Please pray for the students to grow and be grounded in the Word.

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Women’s work

Some ladies in our local church are gifted teachers and they have a desire to get out to the villages to build up the women’s work. There are 27 assemblies in our area, as well as four in the refugee camps. Many have never been visited with a view to strengthening the ladies. Please pray for guidance and provision for…

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So much hunger here.

At the end of last year, Ruth closed down our ministry to the poor. After six months we have reopened it and this is a huge prayer request for you. The economy has sunk to a very low level and most people are only able to have one meal, usually late at night, after much struggle to find something. There…

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Discipleship school

We continue with 10 students in our discipleship school. Lord willing, they will graduate at the end of August. Please pray for safety as we are doing ministry trips with them to churches in town and in the villages.

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Work permits

Please hold our need for work permits in your prayers. It is very rare these days to hear of renewal without hassle. Our colleagues were denied renewal, so they appealed and went to Burundi to return on a visitor’s visa. They need the permits to continue to serve the Lord here. Harry's work permit will need renewal in March and…

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Village assemblies

God has laid it on our hearts to try and get out to the village assemblies more often to preach, teach and encourage them. We have been accompanied by John & Jennifer Kinlaw, who want to see and visit the village churches as well. It has been good to meet with the saints.

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Difficult issues

There are difficult issues facing the churches in Northern Tanzania, some having to do with new requirements for government registration. Mission workers are also affected by more stringent work permits. We trust the Lord to keep doors open for us to serve Him as He wants.

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Culture and more

A local family has agreed to host us and help introduce us to their way of life, teaching us language, culture, cooking skills, and more. Please pray for our continuous progress.

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Harry and Ruth’s ongoing issues

[via John Kinlaw] Harry & Ruth left for Rwanda a few weeks ago. When they left Harry was sick with a cold, not a bad one, but he had it for a long time. Then it got worse while in Rwanda and Burundi and he was admitted to the hospital. He most likely had pneumonia or a bad case of…

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An old refugee settlement

In June, Harry and Ruth took an evangelistic team on a four-day outreach in an old refugee settlement, a six-hour drive south of Kigoma. Pray for lasting fruit in the hearts of those who responded.

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An unreached tribe

An elder at our chapel and his wife visited an unreached tribe. It was his 5th visit but his wife’s first. Pray that our Saviour God would open doors for His Word to continue to be sown. Pray for the Lord’s guidance for this couple as to when and how they can move into this tribe full-time.

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A labour of nearly 14 years

This weekend we were able to rejoice as teammates in Mozambique celebrated the arrival and dedication of the Lolo New Testament. This has been a labour of nearly 14 years. Please pray that the Lolo people will read and treasure God's Word.

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