Prayer Hotline - March 2010


Mon 1 Grace Baptist Church, Odessa have planted 4 new churches and they are all self-supporting – Praise God.

Tue 2
Pray for Jonathan Revesz, Hungary. He has recently begun a new church service on Friday afternoons for Bible study and prayer.

Wed 3
Pray for Office Manager Derek Slark and his wife Liz, Polegate, Eastbourne.

Thu 4
Delcho Atanasov, church planter in Bulgaria has seen many encouragements in recent months. They have 4 new members in the church at Parvomaj and 6 new members at the Trakia church.

Fri 5
Please pray for our East European guests who will be travelling today to speak at conferences and meetings throughout the UK and Ireland. Please try to attend one in your area if possible. (Fuller details available from Staff).

Sat 6
Galashiels, Eastbourne, Enniskillen, Clayhidon, Prenton, Oldbury

Sun 7
AM: Cork, Broughty Ferry, Dungannon, Trinant, Chester, Birmingham. PM: Bandon, Ayr, Kilkeel, Ogmore by Sea, Mold, Pelsall.

Mon 8
Kilarney, Ballycraigy, Coldridge, Hinckley

Tue 9
Youghal, Ipswich, Larbert, Cookstown, St Ives, Sunderland, Coventry

Wed 10 Kilkenny, Glasgow, Newtownards, Gillingham, Wrexham, Thurleston

Thu 11
Cavan, Kirkcaldy, Straid, Liverpool, Dudley

Fri 12
Isle of Wight, Wigan, Cavan ‘Night of Song’.

Sat 13
Lurganearly, Norwich, Larbert Men’s Breakfast, Lismacarol, Southampton, Ripon, Newark.

Sun 14
AM: Letterkenny, Bury St Edmunds, Inverkeithing, Portrush, Wareham, Ormskirk, Newark PM: Aghadowey (Co Donegal), Airdrie, Ballykeel, Street, Rainhill, Leicester.

Mon 15
Pray for our East European guests as they travel back to their families and churches assured of the prayers of many whom they have met over the past week.

Tue 16
Praise God that more than 4,000 New Testaments were distributed recently in Lublin, Poland through street evangelism. Pray that as people read God’s Word they will respond to the gospel.

Wed 17
Pray for Office Admin. Assistant Anne Northfield, Eastbourne, and part-time Office Admin. Assistant Pauline Francis and her husband David, Eastbourne.

Thu 18
Bill Patterson and Brian Liddle travel today to the Mission Schools in Belgrade and Pancevo, Serbia , until 20, and to Velingrad, Bulgaria until 26. Also Mark Foster and Chris Menzfeld travel to the Mission Schools in Satu Mare, Zalau and Baia Mare, Romania, home on 1 April.

Fri 19
Pray for Delcho Atanasov, Bulgaria, as 90% of his congregations are women. His wife Nina has been leading Christian courses for women, instructing pastor’s wives in helping their husbands and caring for women in the churches.

Sat 20
Pray for Voluntary Associates Raymond Arnold, Murthly, Perthshire, and Peter Barrie, Hailsham, East Sussex, and their wives Pat and Joan.

Sun 21
Continue to remember the teams in prayer as they preach in local churches. Also their families back home.

Mon 22
Pray for Bill Patterson and Brian Liddle in the school in Velingrad, Bulgaria, this week. Home on 27.

Tue 23
Remember Mark Foster and Chris Menzfeld in the school in Zalau, Romania. Pray for the teachers and students.

Wed 24
Pray for Voluntary Associates Andrew Care, St Ives, Cornwall, and Alan Clarke, Glasgow, and their wives Susan and Jean.

Thu 25
Pray for the special programmes planned in Romania to reach many unsaved with the gospel. Pray many will accept the invitation to attend the meetings.

Fri 26
Pray for Mark Foster and Chris Menzfeld in the two Mission Schools in Baia Mare, Romania, home on 1 April.

Sat 27
Pray for Voluntary Associates Ian Graham, St Helier, Jersey, and Martyn Pearson, and their wives Janine and Amanda.

Sun 28
Pray for the health of Nicolae Molnar, Romania. He has been having treatment for rheumatism.

Mon 29
Pray for the young people in churches across Eastern Europe and Central Asia that they will grow strong in the Lord as many temptations of life are before them.

Tue 30
Delcho Atanasov, Bulgaria, gives thanks for answered prayer. A young couple, Nikolai and Desi have come to work alongside him in Trakia.

Wed 31
Pray for Voluntary Associates John Tulie, Guernsey, and Gordon Wheatley, Swaffham, Norfolk, and their wives Lorna and Margaret.

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