Lomé, Togo—The work in Togo began in 2015 when Brother Johnee came across the Seventh Day Adventist Reform Movement website. Since then, the work has progressed and the Togo Mission was formed. The first baptism was held last year in August 2018.
On April 14, 2019, the second baptism took place in that country. We praise the Lord for His continued grace and welcome our new brethren into the church family. Let us keep our brethren in Togo in our prayers.
Kingston, Jamaica—A baptism was held in Kingston, Jamaica, on Sunday, March 24, 2019. The baptism was performed by Brother Segundo D.Guzman, GC Regional Secretary for the Central American Region.
Let us keep our new brethren, not only in Jamaica but those newly baptized around the world, in our prayers.
“Blessed are those who have not seen him and yet believe.” John 20:29
March's First Sabbath Offerings went towards the GC Welfare Department's Disaster Relief Fund. This money is used to respond to natural disasters and the chaos in its wake. Not long after March's offering was taken up, Mozambique, Malawi, and Zimbabwe were hit with the worst tropical cyclone in recent history.
Camp Winnekeag, Massachusetts—From April 12-14, 2019, the brethren in Massachusetts gathered together for their 5th Annual Camp Meeting. This camp meeting brought to an end a special 40 days of prayer program. Every year, for the last five years, The Midnight Cry Ministry organizes a prayer program that begins on the last week of February and lasts for 40 days, ending with 10 days of consecration and then a camp meeting.
“As we have therefore opportunity, let us do good unto all men, especially unto them who are of the household of faith,” Galatians 6:10.
We greet all our dear brothers and sisters with the peace of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Dear brothers and sisters of our churches throughout the world, We thank our Heavenly Father for the wonderful opportunity of being a people who battle the difficulties of this world that is so close to its final days. Recently, the enemy has attacked us in different ways, and the number of tragedies grows daily.