Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

Tonight we will have three fold communion to remember the past, present and future ministry of our Lord Jesus Christ.  What a marvelous privilege to gather with the saints and honor the Lord.

Pastor Salomon wrote this morning that he and Mary and Elizabeth have left the Bingo Hospital where Elizabeth was being treated by an American doctor for her burns and infection.  Salomon writes "Elizabeth is feeling better and the blisters are no more coming this morning.  Praise the Lord. Elizabeth will finish her treatment soon and yet we are having some good results.  The Lord be honored."

Pastor Salomon also asked that we would pray for his son Keith David who has been having fatigue after doing any kind of physical effort.  He is going to have a heart test on Monday Lord willing.  Pray for his health situation.

Pastor Salomon also shared that they had three decisions for Christ this past Sunday.  Pray for the new believers (Agnes, Sonia and ?). They also had two more new people who came to the services last week.   Pray also for the church to find a neutral place to meet.  They thought they had a place but the deal fell through.  Salomon also gives thanks for the 12 Bibles he was able to buy for the saints with gifts from our fellowship.  

Pastor Raymond and Pastor Roger are also in Yaounde today and tomorrow for the funeral of Pastor Raymond's youngest sister.  The whole family is Roman Catholic and Raymond asks that we pray that they will have an opportunity to share the gospel at the funeral.  

Thanks to all who have been giving for the support of the church planters and also for the Bibles and theological books and for the emergency relief fund and for the water projects.  You have been a great help and blessing for the ministry in Cameroon.  

We continue to have requests from other African countries for the CGBCI to be involved in church planting.  Pray for wisdom as we continue to follow up these open doors.

God bless,

Keith