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Dec 2020

A dinner conference

Please pray for the fruitfulness of seeds sown at a dinner conference held right before the new quarantine began. In a Moroccan restaurant, Christians invited their neighbours and colleagues to hear the Gospel and deepen personal relationships. […]

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Dec 2020

The parable of the sower

Submited By: Dickson, Brad & Catherine

One aspect of our ministry that brings great joy is when we can read the Gospel with people who have never heard it before. This has been our privilege recently with a few different people. It is a spiritual battle when people start to realize what believing implies for them. The parable of the sower […]

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Dec 2020

Wisdom and perseverance

Submited By: Seed, Gerry & Dorothy

Because of the enforced isolation, we find that coming alongside our brothers and sisters in a supportive role has become a more dominant part of what we do. Whether by phone, email, texting, or WhatsApp there is an endless list of people we could contact. We pray daily for wisdom and perseverance for the task! […]

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Nov 2020

An excellent match

Submited By: Ward, Jonathan & Rachel

We are in conversation with a French missionary couple whose experience and training would be an excellent match for our needs at Entrepierres. In order for them to join the team, we will need to have extra space for them to live. We have our eye on a small property that is just next to […]

12

Nov 2020

A renewed vision

Submited By: Seed, Gerry & Dorothy

Lockdown has been enacted in France again. The rules allow us out to exercise for one hour daily, within a one-kilometre radius of the home. We encouraged the believers to go out in their own area and pray for the people around them. As we pray, the Lord brings renewed vision of how to reach […]

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Nov 2020

Next summer

Submited By: Dickson, Brad & Catherine

About one thousand scientists work near the city where we plan to move next summer. Their workplace is touted as the biggest scientific project in the world. They are among the top physicists in their domain. We pray regularly with two of them, who are believers. We trust to be able to reach out to […]

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Oct 2020

Pray for my fellow patients

Thank you very much for your prayers. I am back home from the hospital and I am getting therapy for my shoulder. Please keep praying for my full recovery. Please pray for my fellow patients at the hospital, that they will have open hearts and remember my witness as I gave them a gospel of […]

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Oct 2020

A leader for a new work

Submited By: Seed, Gerry & Dorothy

A group from our assembly has been meeting for a year considering how to expand to a new area. These have been great times for defining vision and preparing in prayer. The group has reached the point now where a leader for this new work is needed. Pray with us that, in His time, the […]

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Oct 2020

A very stressful time

Submited By: Ward, Jonathan & Rachel

The pandemic has increased the fragility of the many small French churches. For some church leaders, it has proved to be a very stressful time as they try to care for their flock. Please pray that those whose faith is vulnerable, due to shallow roots and the thorny cares of this life, will not fall […]

1

Oct 2020

A dynamic church planting movement

I coordinate a three-man team whose goal is to support church planting. Please pray that we’ll discern how to best serve. A dynamic church planting movement is the most effective way to reach the French with the Gospel and to encourage existing churches. […]

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Sep 2020

Diligent and wise

Submited By: Dickson, Brad & Catherine

This year will be our last one serving in this city before we go on to a new church planting project in Manosque. Our objective until then will be to train the brothers and sisters here to continue the work after our departure. Please pray that we will be diligent and wise in this task. […]

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Sep 2020

A serious fall

(Via his daughter Pascale)  My father had a serious fall and fractured his shoulder. He asks for prayers because he must remain in the hospital for 6 weeks. He needs patience!   […]