Culloden and Avoch
Gospel Weekend with Jack Hay
Culloden Assembly held a special Gospel Weekend in January with Jack Hay as the evangelist. Numbers attending from the community were disappointing, but one or two heard the gospel and contacts were made at the Coffee Morning. The assembly appreciated the support of other believers and enjoyed the clear and powerful preaching of the gospel.
The Avoch assembly hired the local primary school, which is more comfortable and has easier access than the Community Hall previously used. Jack wove the Gospel and the New Testament teaching on baptism into a report on his visits to Armenia and Sri Lanka. Nearly half of the fifty or so who came were either not yet saved or not in assembly fellowship.
Please seek the Lord's blessing on these meetings in prayer.
Reports
In the mid nineties after a period of frustration and disappointment the Lord graciously and tenderly took strong dealings with me and changed completely the sphere in which I was to bring the gospel to the people of our nation.
Magherafelt: J Rogers and R Kirkpatrick had encouraging gospel meetings in the gospel hall. One young woman and two young men professed to have trusted in the Lord Jesus. R Kirkpatrick teaches in the local grammar school and this resulted in several teachers and a number of pupils attending the meetings.
Limavady: J Martin and W Martin preached the gospel for six weeks in the gospel hall. The Christians were greatly encouraged because three of the christians’ children made it know that they had been saved.
Ballylintagh: S Jennings had one week of interesting teaching on “Great men in the Book of Actsâ€. Good numbers attended and the saints were helped.
Aughrim: D Gooding was with the saints for two weeks of teaching on “The Approach to God†using his own model of the tabernacle. The tabernacle, in its totality, was used to illustrate not only the lost condition of man through sin but also the rich provision of God in the person of Christ. The meetings were very well attended and the Christians left the meetings each evening occupied with the comprehensiveness and the completeness of “so great salvationâ€. The lectures were professionally recorded each evening for the eventual distribution of CDs and DVDs.
Roy Marshall and George Meikle have these last months been visiting some outlying parts of the country where as far as they know there has been no Gospel input.
Missionary/Homeworkers Conference 20th February 2010
Please pray for some of the work in which Stephen Baker is involved as you read the summary below:
Gospel Weekend with Jack Hay
These series of gospel meetings are presently continuing and prayer would be valued..
Dromore Gospel Hall. M. Radcliffe and W. Fenton are sounding out the glorious gospel nightly. Prayer for salvation would be appreciated.
Castlewellan. T. Wright has returned to this town where he saw some blessing last year and is joined by D. McKinley in the preaching of the gospel. This is a very needy area.
Bangor (Ebenezer Gospel Hall). In mid January A. Colgan and P. McCauley commenced in the gospel. Please pray for blessing as the town is visited and the life giving message is preached.
Ballykeel (Mourne) D. McGarvey and F. McCauley commenced a series in the gospel in this rural area on 24th January. Prayer would be appreciated.
Ballymagarrick Gospel Hall.
Gospel and Ministry meetings are planned D.V. for Antrim Ballymena Bushmills Kells and Kingsmoss.
Glengormley – J Grant had challenging ministry meetings 25th – 29th January on the book of Judges.
In January Malcolm Radcliffe was with the saints for 10 days of profitable ministry on the Tabernacle with a chart.