SOUTH AFRICA
Many ministry doors have opened up in South Africa. I was one of main speakers in one conference and I was sharing on CITY FATHERS/ELDERS. Their roles, function and position in every city in order for the city to be transformed. This is attended by over 200 key leaders. This year we already have set up places where God wants us to go and have meetings with CHURCH LEADERS on city transformation. God is opening wide ministry doors and we thanked Him for that.
SOUTH KOREA
This was one of the biggest conference I was speaking in last year. Everyday we had over 2000 in attendants, Church Leaders/ prayer leaders and just members. This was a WORLD MISSION CONFERENCE, so we had also Church Leaders from outside South Korea, this was U.K; USA; AUSTRALIA; TONGA INLANDS; SAMOA INLANDS; AFRICA; INDIA; PAKISTANI and many others. I was asked to teach on PRAYER/SPIRITUAL WARFARE/ SPIRITUAL MAPPING.
It was during this time that we have doors that have opened up for ministry in India, Australia and Pakistani.
In conclusion I would to say that God is working in His own way and the church is been challenged to pray more and do more spiritual warfare. The Pastors are beginning to take prayer for cities seriously. We are seeing more city Pastors taking the challenge of wanting to see that their cities are better place to live in. The challenge of rebuilding our cities is becoming more clearer.
This is our vision:
To see a highway of holiness and righteousness built through networking, church planting and resourcing, so that we take possession and inherit the nations.
To broaden individual / churches/ministries purposes to fulfill the great commission of Christ(matt 28:19) towards very clear goals which are:
RESTORING VILLAGES, TOWNS, CITIES AND NATIONS BACK TO THEIR ORIGINAL BEAUTY GOD INTENDS
EQUIPPING THE PRIESTHOOD FOR MINISTRY
RAISE AN ARMY OF LOVE TO POSSES THE WORLD
Thank you for standing with us in the past year 2003 in prayer.
We are still in need of office equipment as follows:
NETWORK VECHLE
COMPUTERS
PHOTOCOPY/FAX/ SCANNER.
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2. 236% GROWTH
>From: Friday Fax <FridayFax@bufton.net>
From church growth to multiplicative movement: "like from the typewriter to the computer"
"'Thomas', an Indian church planter, lies in a dilapidated hospital after being severely beaten for preaching the Gospel. He has only one thought: 'How quickly can I get out of here to preach again?'" writes Jim Montgomery, founder of the Dawn Movement. "One of the highlights of my life was meeting Dr. Donald McGavran, the father of the church growth movement. He taught me to measure the growth of churches, and to find out how to accelerate that growth in a healthy manner. Not long ago, ten percent growth per year was exceptional - for example a church growing from 100 to 110 or from 600 to 660 in one year. Today, though, we're experiencing something which far exceeds that, like throwing an old typewriter away, replacing it with the newest computer," he writes. "In traditionally unreached nations, but also in evangelised nations, we're seeing movements in which that which used to take decades is happening in years, months or even weeks. One recent report from Thomas' region, for example, tells of 32 missions teams which started with 2,616 house churches on 1 January 2002. By 31 December that year, there were 8,784 house churches - a growth of 236%! The number of Christians grew from 43,676 to 128,665."
Montgomery looks for the causes of this phenomenon, and finds five aspects which show the church around the world to be in 'one of the greatest paradigm changes in history': firstly, the fruit of two centuries of missionary work is that growing numbers of national Christians are taking the Great Commission in their own hands, developing their own strategies. It seems that massive growth is most possible where (secondly) the Christians are prepared to make sacrifices, and (thirdly) laypeople are strategically trained and sent out.
Fourthly: the supernatural dimension; Steve Steele, President of Dawn Ministries, says "In India and many other parts of the world, you can regularly experience every one of the miracles described in the New Testament." Fifthly, "more and more church planters are working with models and tactics which can be multiplied endlessly, leading to a growth which is ten or twenty times as great as we ever dared to think. Even though the Western model of church, with pastors trained in Theological Seminaries, gathering Christians in expensive church buildings, is of value and will not simply disappear, it is the 'simple churches' - simple, house church-like forms springing up around the world - which have the potential for rapid multiplication and exponential growth. This all comes together in a time when war and warmongering, spreading diseases, collapsing economies and governments, empty religions with unfulfilled promises and other insecurities and dangers are sending people on a quest for answers which can be found only in the Gospel."
Source: Dr. Jim Montgomery, Dawn Report 51/2003, www.dawnministries.org
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3. GHANA: BRING PASTORS TOGETHER
>From: matthew offiah <mattsalvaoffiah1@yahoo.com>
Compliment sir,
Praying for God's wisdom, Joy all round fulfillment this year and the year ahead. Sorry for late in reply, I was at the camp planning and putting things together.
The last meeting we are just four (4) we share TIME IN A SECRET PLACE Psalm 91 Vs 1 the text: THE FUTURE BELONGS TO INTERCESSORS.
We will be reaching the Sub region within the 8, 10 months. Sir we have an idea to bring the pastor together in the region reach. First to have a conference, a prayer for the pastors/ intercessory. Please let me know your suggestion.
Our youth leadership summit. "West Africa sub region youth leadership conference comes up 25th to 29th of May 2004 Accra Ghana. Sir please pray along with us. We need your prayer and all your encouragement in this regard. God bless you, Matthew Offiah
--->NPPNote: Matthew, When you gather Pastors for training may I suggest that you provide three distinct experiences: Inspiration (praise, prayer and preaching), Instruction (practical teaching) and Interaction (small group, roundtable discussion on applying and implementing what has be presented). Make sure you request future contact information, then make sure you begin/continue to initiate communication
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5. WALES
>From: Marc van der Woude <mvdwoude@xs4all.nl>
New streams of prayer are coming from Wales and England. It's wild, prophetic, creative and liberating. It's out-of-the-box and it's on the move. It's expressed corporately and personally. It breathes Celtic spirituality. It comes from prayer chapels in hard-to-get-to rural places and from boiler rooms in the heart of the city.
No more boring prayer meetings - we're entering a time of 'prophetic flashmobbing'. Flashmobs are sudden gatherings of people at a predetermined location at a predetermined time, who basically do something wild and creative together, and then continue their journey. A sort of postmodern version of a Blitzkrieg. In prayer terms it means that someone receives an assignment from God and sounds a trumpet call in his/her network. Whoever senses God speak to them joins in and brings others along. A prophetic-creative synergy develops. Not something to talk about, but something to experience.
Read the full report of our trip to Wales at: http://marcsmessages.blogspot.com/#wales.
Be blessed and be a blessing! Marc
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6. SOUTH AFRICA & FIJI ISLANDS: "COMPELLING"
>From: JackD@CitiReach.org
Hi Phil,
I thought you might enjoy this update from several recent CitiReach trips ... the experience was powerful and the learning was compelling.
Jack Dennison
South Africa
I have just returned from two of the most amazing weeks of ministry travel that I have had. The first week was in South Africa and the second in the Fiji Islands. You will really want to take the time to ready this brief update.
5 years ago one of South Africa's most prominent business leaders became a Christian and his life was radically changed. Soon after conversion God gave Graham Power a vision for stadium events that would serve as the catalyst to draw the Church together around a vision for community transformation. Transformation 2001 was held in the Newlands Stadium in his hometown of Cape Town. 45,000 Christians gathered for this event and pledged themselves to biblical unity, social reconciliation, and community transformation.
Transformation 2002 led to stadium events in eight South African cities gathering 300,000 believers and each venue was linked to the others by a simulcast that was later edited by the government into a one hour presentation and aired on national television several times at no cost to the Church. Government officials were stunned by this compelling call to unity, the many examples of racial reconciliation and community service, and by the unprecedented number of Christians who participated.
Transformations 2003, held on May 1, 2003 included 135 stadium events in 27 African nations. 1.7 million Christians gathered in these venues and more than 5 million joined by television whose airtime was provided free by national television. Graham Power has emerged as the most powerful catalytic voice for the Church in sub-Saharan Africa. The goal for Transformation 2004, the final event in Power's initial vision is expected to host events in every nation on the African continent.
Nearly every conversation with leaders during the four days I was in Cape Town included the mention of "process." These leaders, along with Graham Power, understand that these events lead to a change of heart by the Church but must also include a process that will guide the Church's efforts in becoming externally-focused and community-based in its ministry to transform the spiritual and social climate of cities across Africa. Power and the Transformation leadership have turned to CitiReach for help in establishing a Continent-wide process to achieve their transformational goals.
Fiji Islands
As if this wasn't enough I then joined George Otis (Sentinel Group), Kevin Palau (Palau Evangelistic Association) and Ken Eldred (Living Stones Foundation) as part of a partnership agreement among the four groups to collectively serve the spiritual revival and transformation vision that is sweeping across Fiji.
The President, Prime Minister, and many top government officials have become deeply committed Christians and have led the way in calling the Church to repentance and rededicating the nation to God. Local Church leaders describe how even the military who led the 2000 coup, and are now imprisoned, have turned to Christ for forgiveness. In Suva, where many of the military leaders are jailed local leaders describe the "roaring sounds of worship" that fill the streets from inside the prison as these former leaders worship Jesus in a spirit of reconciliation and hope for their nation's future.
One of the most noted phenomenon of Fijian revival is God's miraculous regenerative powers over nature. Coral reefs are being regenerated following decades of disintegration, teeming schools of fish are returning to local seas and to fresh water streams, schools of crab are walking up onto beaches after being absent for scores of years, fruit is growing on trees and vine where it hasn't for years, and other such signs are occurring on many of the Fijian Islands.
I spent an entire day in the highlands village of Niku with Otis and a film crew recording the village miracle. Our guide was Pastor Vuniani Nakauyaca. Niku is the village where "Vuni" grew up as a child. He told us that while very young the village chief began to war with surrounding villages, He forced out of Niku villagers from other tribes than his own. Death, despair and fear filled the valley. One day during the height of conflict while Vuni played in the 5 foot wide and 18 inch deep stream that ran through the center of Niku the water suddenly clouded up and became bitter. Government officials have tested the water over the years and found arsenic, tar and other foreign and harmful substances. Drinking the water would lead to madness, blindness and other disabling problems.
While attending a conference in Toowoomba, Australia Vuni learned about city reaching in the context of national repentance and healing of the land (2 Chronicles 7: 13,14). While in Toowoomba Vuni, much to my joyful surprise had received and read my book on City Reaching it was such a wonderful and serendipitous discovery. He came back to the villages of this highland valley and began calling the leaders to repentance and they responded. Through a month long period of prayer with fasting the villagers of Niku reconciled with one another, and began reaching out to other nearby villages seeking forgiveness for the sins of their fathers. Relationships were restored and entire villages (many were nominal Christian) made a deep and sincere commitment to follow Christ in all their ways.
Talking with village elders and villagers, with the aide of an interpreter we learned that one month ago while in the midst of a week long period of consecration several village women discovered that the cloudy water had suddenly become clear. One courageous villager drank from the stream and discovered that the bitter water had been turned sweet. It had been bitter for more than 40 years and was once again drinkable the entire village was awed, and then rejoiced with great rejoicing before the Lord. Today they continue to meet daily for corporate prayer, Bible study, and community building. We even had the privilege of meeting the "village prayer coordinator" who mobilizes the village for ongoing prayer and consecration. One woman described before the listening ears of half the village that grass is now growing alongside the stream again, flowers have begun to bloom again, small fish have begun to reappear in the stream, and produce is growing faster and larger in this past month than ever before.
Though there are more details that could be shared I think the point is this God really is serious about repentance and reconciliation just as He describes in 2 Chronicles. He does in fact "command His blessing" where brothers dwell together in unity. This is one of the clearest evidences of Divine approval for corporate repentance I have witnessed with my own eyes and heard with my own ears. It was exhilarating!
This is what God is doing throughout the Fiji Islands where Niku is part of a much larger and dynamic spiritual and social experience. Our group met with the Minister of Women, Poverty and Welfare who just that very day had made a presentation to Parliament, which she shared with us, of a proposal to break the cycles of poverty, anger, abuse, and disease with a untied Church acting as the primary delivery system for spiritual and social services. Revival always carries with it a social dimension. Getting right with God and with one another invariably increases our appetite for holiness and our determination to care for the needs of others.
This was the real deal oh, by the way, the Church of Fiji has enthusiastically invited our partnership to continue serving them over the coming years. This means that the Sentinel Group will provide vision materials and training events, Palau will begin the fifteen month preparation for an evangelistic Festival, Living Stones Foundation will work to mobilize the business sector for transformational economic initiatives, and CitiReach will coach the long term process for the next three to five years as together we each contribute to the work that God has begun. Think of the learning, the experience, and the joy of serving a nation where God's visitation has already begun.
Jack Dennison
CitiReach International
5801 N. Union Blvd., #101
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Phone: 719.528.5770
Cell: 719.332.0382 / Fax: 719.548.9619
http://www.CitiReach.org
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7. CANADA: EXCELLENT WEBSITE
SouthSide Church is a non-denominational church located in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada. It was planted approximately 10 years ago, and has been growing ever since. SouthSide's website does an excellent job of highlighting the key components of their church. In a clear and fun way, the site offers a tour of the church, testimonies by members, information about their local community, daily devotionals, a "Get Connected" tab with how to get involved at SouthSide, and much more.
The site emphasizes that SouthSide is a place where people can feel comfortable and newcomers are always welcome, regardless of your background or past church experience. Check it out at http://www.southsidelife.com/
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8. COLUMBIA: DAILY PRAYER FOR PASTORS BREAKS BARRIERS
>From: "Peggy Wallace" <nicodemo@cbc.prserv.net>
My name is Peggy Wallace and I serve, along with my husband, Karl, as a Southern Baptist missionary in Bogot, Colombia. We praise God for the open
door to the gospel that we see in this city.
Over the years we have experienced division, rivalry, and simply a lack of fellowship among our Baptist pastors in Bogot. About two years ago Karl and I began to pray daily for the pastors of Bogot - Baptist and other evangelical pastors. We are excited about how God is answering these prayers. The Baptist pastors of Bogot meet once a month for a time of prayer. What used to be a group of 3-4 pastors has grown to a group of 10-15 over the last year. In March these same pastors had their first spiritual emphasis retreat in YEARS. Karl was able to participate with about 20 pastors from the region. It is exciting to see God bring these pastors together in unity. On April 13, 2003 we had an associational kickoff service for our third annual emphasis of prayer for spiritual renewal in Bogot with about 200 Baptist pastors and laymen in attendance.
Though other evangelical groups continue to grow faster than our Baptist churches, we are excited about how God is breaking down barriers, opening doors, and giving renewed vision to these pastors. Beginning in June 2003 pastors will form Lighthouses of Prayer to pray for one another. Each pastor will pray for five other pastors. In turn each pastor will have five other pastors praying for him also. We feel strongly that prayer is the key (more the tool than the key. The key, power, wisdom, etc. are all from God) which will unlock this city to the power of the Holy Spirit in a true time of spiritual awakening and growth.
Thank you , Peggy Wallace
Project Nicodemos: Reaching the Professionals of Bogot
Prayer Coordinator
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9. 2004 FORUM FOR WORLD EVANGELIZATION
>From: "Naomi A. Frizzell" <nfrizzell@bellsouth.net>
Hundreds of Christian leaders from around the world will gather in Thailand next year for the 2004 Forum on World Evangelization, being convened by the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization (http://www.lausanne.org).
Key to the Forum are targeted issues groups that will come together this fall in preparation for the 2004 Forum. These issues groups will spend one year researching, dialoguing and praying together as they form strategic plans to meet the challenges facing global evangelism (see a complete list of the issues below). Most of the issues groups will not meet face to face until September 2004, but will instead use email and a specially designed web site to help facilitate discussion and sharing of information.
We're asking for your help in encouraging Christian leaders to apply online (http://www.lausanne.org) to be a part of the Forum. Would you share this information with your audience? Please feel free to call me at 904.262.5202 if you have any questions or would like to do an interview concerning the 2004 Forum.
Thanks!
Naomi A. Frizzell
Director of Communications, Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization
naomi@lausanne.org
www.lausanne.org
www.missionamerica.org
www.nationalleadershipforum.com
www.cityreaching.com
www.larrylighthouse.com
Phone: 904.262.5202
Fax: 904.262.4556
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For Immediate Release Contact: Naomi Frizzell, 904.262.5202
Global Christian Leaders to Gather in Thailand in 2004
Deadline Approaching to Participate in Discussions On World Evangelization
(August 12, 2003) The Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization (LCWE), best known for its major world congresses in 1974 and 1989, is convening a comprehensive global gathering in Thailand in September 2004 to address the key challenges facing the church in the cause of world evangelization. While the Forum is a year away, the deadline for applying to be a part of the Forum is just days away - August 31, 2003. Lisa Tucker, Invitations Chair for the 2004 Forum for World Evangelization, says participants are being chosen this far in advance in order to facilitate a full year of discussion surrounding issues impacting global evangelism.
The 2004 Forum will be the fourth time in the past thirty years that the LCWE has convened such a comprehensive gathering and organizers say that never before has such a gathering sought to develop specific action plans to combat challenges to world evangelization. Throughout its 26-year history, the LCWE has served the global Church as a network of leaders and a catalyst for evangelism (with theological agreement exhibited by the Lausanne Covenant - www.lausanne.org/covenant.html).
ROADBLOCKS TO EVANGELISM
"Global meetings in the past have focused on networking and inspiration. As important as that has been, our focus this time is different," chair of the 2004 Forum, Dr. Roger Parrott emphasizes. "With the theological foundation of the Lausanne Covenant and the ability to speak with authority on the issues of evangelism and mission, Lausanne recognizes that recent global political and cultural shifts have presented an opportune time to come together to develop strategies addressing the
most critical roadblocks to effective evangelism."
In concert with Lausanne's mission of "the whole church taking the whole gospel to the whole world," the 2004 Forum will address 30 issues that were identified through a comprehensive worldwide research effort headed by Dr. Peter Brierley of Christian Research (United Kingdom). The issues include:
- Globalization
- The Uniqueness of Christ in a Postmodern World
- The Persecuted Church
- Holistic Mission
- Hidden and Forgotten People and Those Who've Never Heard the Name of
Jesus
- The Impact on Global Mission of Religious Nationalism and 9/11 Realities
(See a complete list of issues below.)
Teams of 30 to 70 persons will focus on each issue, working a year in advance researching, collecting best practices and preparing to articulate an issue-based action plan that the Church can implement through denominations, local churches and focused ministries. At the 2004 Forum, each issue group will present a draft of its strategy to the other issue group participants for feedback and refinement. During 2005 and 2006, Lausanne will work relationally around the world, encouraging leaders to prayerfully incorporate ideas generated by the 2004 Forum issue groups into the active agenda of their ministries and denominations.
BALANCED REPRESENTATION
Planners are diligent about making sure the broad scope of the global Church is represented at the Forum with a goal that the majority of participants be from the developing world, according to Tucker. "Balanced representation by geographic region, gender, age and ministry expertise is critical to the development of effective strategies for these issue groups," states Tucker. "We are striving for a young forum
with 70% of the participants to be age 49 and under with 20% age 35 and under. We also want women well represented at the Forum, with a goal that 35% of the participants be women," she adds.
DEADLINE FAST APPROACHING
Since the announcement of the consultation in July 2002, Lausanne has networked through international evangelical ministry organizations, universities and denominations to receive applications from ministry leaders throughout the world who want to participate. Leaders of the issues groups will review the applications, with a target of 1,250 individuals to participate in the strategy development for these key issues.
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2004 Forum on World Evangelization Issues Groups
.Globalization
.The Uniqueness of Christ in a Postmodern World
.The Persecuted Church
.Holistic Mission
.At-Risk People
.Hidden and Forgotten People and Those Who've Never Heard the Name of
Jesus
.Non-traditional Families
.Transformation of Cities
.Partnership and Collaboration
.The Local Church and the Great Commission
.Marketplace Ministry
.Future Leadership
.Prayer in Evangelism
.The Realities of Changing Expression of the Church
.The Two-Thirds World Church
.The challenge to Christians in a postmodern world to meet new religious
spirituality and non-religious spirituality (New Age)
.Redeeming the Arts
.Evangelization of Children
.Media and Technology
.Understanding Muslims
.The Impact on Global Mission of Religious Nationalism and 9/11
Realities
.Confronting racial, tribal and ethnic conflict within the Christian
community
.Reaching the Youth Generation
.Empowering Women and Men to Utilize their Gifts Together for the Spread
of the Gospel
.Making Disciples of Oral Learners
.Reaching the Diaspora Present in Our Own Lands
.Funding the Evangelism and Mission
.Effective Education for Evangelization
.Medical Ethics and the Impact of Ethical Stance on the Relevance of the
Gospel in Today's World
.Business as Mission
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10. 24/7 FROM LAS VEGAS TO NEW DELHI
>From: Usprayercenter@cs.com
>At: www.usprayercenter.org
24-7 PRAYER REVOLUTION
What began just three years ago as a 'stupid idea' has mushroomed into a worldwide movement that is revolutionizing the way churches pray and changing lives in local communities with the power of the gospel, reports Charisma News Service. Congregations from Las Vegas to Delhi have joined the 24-7 Prayer initiative, in which they commit to round-the-clock prayer for anything from a week to a month at a time. At a former pub in England now converted into a 'Boiler Room' for continuous prayer, around 200 people each week turn up to pray, expressing themselves through artwork, poetry and songs. The Web site that links the different 24-7 projects around the world claims more than a million hits a month, but according to leader Pete Greig: "It was never meant to happen."
One of the leaders of Revelation, a charismatic church on England's south coast, Greig learned about the historic Moravian
prayer meeting (which ran unbroken for 100 years) while researching ways his congregation might go deeper in its prayer life. He thought if the Moravians could keep going for a century, his church might manage a week. "It seemed like a really stupid
idea. But we kind of felt there was something in it. And we figured that if we could pray nonstop for a week, it would still
be better than nothing."
The experiment was more successful than he had hoped. "God turned up, prayers got answered, creativity exploded all over the walls," he recalled. "Non-Christians were coming in, saying they could really feel God in the place. One girl heard an angel
praying. Just amazing things happened." A few months later Greig mentioned his church's effort at a national conference, and other congregations joined in. Soon the idea was being replicated around the world. One hundred prayer rooms have since been started in the United States, and in Australia, The Salvation Army plans to pray nonstop for a year along the country's East Coast.
LINK: http://www.24-7prayer.com
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