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300 attend first night of Malaysia meeting

KLANG VALLEY, Malaysia (BNc) — More than 300 people from around the Klang Valley and other states, as well as Singapore, came together on the first night of the campaign Mar. 8 to listen to an edifying message by John Moore.

John covered his topic, “Why Do I Feel the Way I Do”, on man’s feeling of inadequacy and lack of permanent happiness. Despite jet lag, after a 26-hour flight from the United States, his presentation was energetic, well-paced, and easy to understand. Read more

Amerindian mission trip reaps fruit

by Glenda Williams, BNC correspondent

GENEVA, Ala. (BNc) — Jerry O. Davidson, missionary to the Amerindians villages  in Guyana, recently completed another mission trip June 24-July 16.  Efforts were focused on St. Cuthbert’s Mission Village and Kopinang Village.

Those participating in the campaign included 20 Americans, two Trinidadians and approximately 25 from Guyana. Among the Americans were six members from the youth group at the New Union church in Manchester, Tenn. They were led by Mark Williams.

The purpose of this trip was to conduct Vacation Bible School and a campaign for Christ. The VBS was scheduled to begin at 6:30 each evening. 178 children attended every night and were there 30 minutes early ready to study the Bible.

The campaign for Christ reaped 200 in attendance each night. Total visible results for the time period of the three-week effort were 55 restorations, 31 baptisms and three weddings.

The evangelistic services in Kopinang Village were conducted under an open galvanized roof shed which is the village marketplace. Using a string of  light bulbs powered by a small gas generator, there was enough light for those attending to follow along in the Bible during the sermon.

Davidson reported buying a gallon of gas for the generator and paying $15.00 U.S. currency for it. Read more

OK: Churches knock every door in town

LAWTON, Okla (BNc) – Knocking doors and asking strangers to study the Bible. This may seem like an out-of-date method of saving the lost – but not for the Northwest church in Lawton, Okla. They know it still works, it’s effective, it’s gratifying and, most importantly, it follows the Great Commission.

It’s a chance to take people “Back to the Bible” for a basic study of the Scriptures, through a tried and proven method known as the “Safety Chain.” This logical method of Scripture study was developed years ago by the Northwest congregation and has been used to convert thousands of people throughout the years. Read more

Fort Worth church hosts tent meeting

MANSFIELD, Tex. (BNc) – Two churches will host a week-long tent meeting in the greater Fort Worth area beginning today.

The West Mansfield church, together with the Lindsay, Okla., congregation will hold the meeting June 7-12. Read more

Jamaican campaign set for November

by Charles Shepherd

ORACABESSA, Jamaica (BNc)- The Racecourse church has scheduled a campaign Nov. 1-8 with a group of eight American Christians. Read more

Campaigner Presumed Drowned in Dominican Republic

Check back for updates. Last update: 19:48 UTC.

HENDERSON, Tenn. (BNc)- A Freed-Hardeman University student is presumed drowned while swimming yesterday, March 19. Read more

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