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NATIVE CHURCH ROOFS NEEDED FOR INDIA AND UGANDA, CENTRAL AFRICA!
Volume 56 #2
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In this month’s Good News Report we are sharing, how that by the
grace of God, we are going to finish a number of churches this year
in India and Africa. They are able to build the walls and make the
bricks out of mud and grass.
We are supplying the materials for the roofs
of the churches.
The cost of putting a roof on a native church
is between $500 to $1,000 per roof to finish the church buildings in
Uganda and Central Africa. In North India the cost is $1,000.
We are being asked if we can help ten new
Indian churches in India and there are at least ten more requests
coming to our ministry from Africa.
In the photos you see four of the church
buildings we are helping now with roofs on the churches.
Please pray for the poor people in these
villages and the workers we are assisting in both of these areas
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On Christmas morning Marge and I drove to the
Atlanta airport where we met Mippo san who had flown in from
Toronto, Canada.
We knew her mother before she was married in
Osaka, Japan. Mippo san was just a little girl of 5 years of age
when she would go shopping with us in Japan and translate for us.
The people would smile as this little Japanese girl was with these
two big foreigners. The Aoki family is like our own family in Japan.
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Barbara Abram |
. After a Christmas dinner Marge had prepared, which
included my sister-in-law Barbara Abram, (who is in great need of prayer
for healing) we had a very happy spiritual time.
A few days later we went to Morris, Alabama just
north of Birmingham for Ministry with our friends of 50 years, Pastor
and Mrs Jerry Langford.
It was where we prayed over, sending a couple from
their church as missionaries to Honduras in above right photo. |
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The 4 M’s |
To the left we were joined by Martha and Michelle
Heimsoth, both missionaries home for the holidays in Indiana.
When they arrived I had Marge, Mippo, Martha and
Michelle sit together for a photo and I then referred to them as the
Four M's. |
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Praying for the girls. |
Martha, as we have referred to in earlier Good-News
editions, has been a missionary in Japan for the past 13 years, the
youngest person ever granted a Missionary Visa to Japan by the Japanese
government.
She was only 17 years old when we recommended her
and does the work of an evangelist, teacher and missionary in Japan.
She has also joined her sister Michelle in the
former Soviet Union and also with her father and sister in Central
Africa.
Their father is a pastor who also does missionary
evangelism. He has done a wonderful work in Central Africa.
Years ago when we had our radio broadcasts in
Africa, Pastor Heimsoth and his church took care of all the
correspondence which consisted of requests for Bibles, tracts, gospel
material and cassettes.
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Their church worked as a team preparing,
sending and answering the requests. They were so kind as to pay all
the postage.
It turned out that the contacts that were
made, they began to follow up by going to Central Africa planting
new churches, holding seminars teaching the Word of God and having
crusades with teams from their church. Our friendship has been many
years.
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Martha sharing testimony. |
Michelle and Marge |
It was when Michelle was a little girl in our
meetings that she hoped one day she would be our secretary and work
in our ministry taking over the work of Mother Abram. However,
Mother Abram never retired.
Finally Michelle could not wait any longer and
launched out on her own. First going to the former Soviet Union,
Africa with her father and Asia. She recently celebrated her 25th
year of ministry to the nations. God has given her the Russian
language and a God anointed soul winning miracle ministry.
Both Michelle and Martha are like our
spiritual children and we praise God that we could be examples to
them. They have expressed such gracious words about Marge and I and
we give God all the Glory.
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Sending workers forth! |
Over the years God has given us a
number of very precious forever friends. We thank God for each one.
We thank God for you and would
ask you to pray for these fellow workers.
We appreciate and are praying for
you.
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God bless you.
Tony & Marge Abram
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