May 2008
NORTH NSW CONFERENCE EVANGELISM NEWS
God at Work in the Mid North Coast Over 100 Contacts in Taree In a recent evangelistic campaign Taree church members, along with Eastward Missionary College, saw over 100 people from the community attend a 21 part series on the ‘Global Agenda’. Eastward students came from their base in Rollands Plains to do two months of door to door visiting leading up to the series. Evangelist Mark Roberts gave a dynamic and relevant presentation, covering topics such as “Surviving Globalism” and “Islam, Prophecy and Globalism”.
Due to this endeavour, Taree Church now has over 100 people who are to be visited and given Bible studies; eight of whom have already requested baptism. As exciting as this is for the Church members, they do realise that the demand seems bigger than their supply. Jesus said in Luke 10:2 "The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.” This is your chance to be a link in the chain to share Jesus by either giving your time to help with the visitations or your gift can help support Bible workers. If you are moved to do either please contact Pastor David Kosmeier on (02) 65531641.
16 Baptised at South Kempsey South Kempsey held an evangelistic series called Discoveries
Taree Church, venue for the evangelism campaign on the last two Sabbaths & Sunny Koh (above) with Bibles for the guests
September 2008
over five weeks during July and August. There were four meetings each week coordinated by the local pastor, Esava Koro. The guest speaker was Pastor Temo who pastors a two-church district in North New Zealand. The members of the South Kempsey church were actively involved in the program as greeters, singers, presenters and caterers.
Shirley Goode, one of the 16 people who has been baptised so far at Kempsey South, with Pr Temo
Sixteen happy people have been baptized so far with another 10 preparing for baptism very soon.
9 Decisions for Baptism at Wauchope From 18 July to 27 August, Wauchope church ran an evangelistic series called ‘Prophecies of Hope for a Troubled World”.
Esava Koro, Pr John Lang & Pr Temo & below, the evangelistic team who ran the Discoveries series at Kempsey South
Up to 30 non-Adventists attended the 22 series of meetings. At the end of the program nine people made a decision for baptism.
Pr Daniel Milenkov presents ‘Prophecies of Hope for a Troubled World’ at Wauchope Church