Prayer points – June 2008

Martin
Thanksgiving:

  • Semester 1 2008 was a very busy one with 7 assessments due totalling 15,000 words and I managed to pass all subjects
  • God’s providence in the short-term mission work so far*
  • Some generous and thoughtful people have again provided me with some very timely financial support*

Petition:

  • Boldness in evangelism
  • To have more regular personal devotions and prayer times
  • All the preparations for life in Myanmar
  • Bible college – to understand and retain what’s being learnt*
  • Travel mercies (safety, health, etc.)*
  • For God to prepare the way in Myanmar for ministry*
  • Financial support required – estimated $1500/month*

 

ERC (Evangelical Reformed Church / Thang Bwee’s church)
Thanksgiving:

  • During a teaching trip to his home state, Thang Bwee found an orphanage which needed financial and spiritual assistance and has begun supporting the work there

Petition:

  • Thang Bwee is translating J.I Packer’s “Concise Theology”, 50% is complete (Answered! see Feb ’09 prayer points)
  • RBI needs at least two part-time lecturers in theology for the 2008/2009 academic year
  • For the welfare of the country
  • Need sponsors for the costs of printing 3 translated books
  • RBI students – for their study and evangelism
  • Students and staff would have the leading of the Lord in evangelism*
  • Rev. Pyi Su in Chin State and his outreach to Buddhist families*
  • Church planting in Yangon and Khumi area of Chin State*
  • ERC’s Sunday school classes around Yangon*

 

FRCM (Free Reformed Church of Myanmar / James’ church)
Petition:

  • James is looking for 2 other men, similar to elders, to support and guide him in his ministry
  • For the Lord to encourage and guide James
  • Provision of some visiting lecturers
  • Continued financial support*
  • Students’ learning and health*

 

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* Thanksgiving and petition items with an asterisk indicate an ongoing prayer point, that is, one that was listed in the previous month(s)

 

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