People accepts Christ in Nepal

Five people accepted Christ in the last week in Nepal. The King’s Family Nepal faces many difficulties, but this is not stopping them from sharing and preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ in Nepal.

One of the new believer were possessed by evil forces before she were able to embrace faith in Christ. Our pastor, Rev. J.L. cast the demons out, and they wept so loudly. This happens after a day of fasting last Friday.  After being set free, so many neighbors have been effected and desiring to know more about Christ.

Please, continue praying for our brothers and sisters in Nepal.

Sri Lanka’s Christians experience ‘dramatic’ rise in violence

Christians in Sri Lanka have seen a “dramatic” increase in violence within the last month, according to reports from the National Christian Evangelical Alliance of Sri Lanka (NCEASL).

On 3 March the Zion Mount Prayer House in Mulaitivu District was set on fire. The pastor, his wife, child and two other people were inside at the time, although it is believed they were able to escape, reports Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW).

King’s Family Philippines welcomes new congregations

Various congregations in Philippines have joined the King’s Family of Churches (KFC) during the past several months. KFC has almost 1000 congregations in 31 countries, and there are new mission field being opened for the King’s Family.

The new congregations are under Rev Canon Constancio V. Roda:

King’s Family Church at Sto Tomas
Sto. Tomas, Davo Del Norte
Pastor: the Rev. Nestor L. Madrid

King’s Family Church at Maco
Maco, Comval Province
Pastor: Rvda. Rosita A. Cadelina

King’s Family Church at Bingcungan
Tagum City, Davao Del Norte
Pastor: Rev Canon Constancio V. Roda

The new congregations are under Rev Canon Cesar Lagrimas:

Shalom Christian Fellowship Curuan,
East Coast, Zamboanga city
Pastor: Rev. Suganod
He has a church ministry and under him has three house churches

In Christ Christian Fellowship Talisayan,
Zamboanga city
Pastor: Rev. Allan Osabel

Bishop of Aberdeen says church growth is possible

The Rt Rev Bob Gillies believes that congregations should be thinking about church growth instead of coping with decline.

A stronger commitment to prayer, a sharper focus on personal holiness, and a deeper engagement with local and global mission – this is the recipe that the Episcopal Bishop of Aberdeen believes will help bring about church growth in his diocese.

Pope recants over Martin Luther

Pope Benedict the Sixteenth is set to reveal a soft spot for Protestant pioneer Martin Luther.

In a bid to soften the Pope’s image his annual seminar will focus on the famous church reformer.

Luther was ex communicated and condemned for heresy by Catholics.

According to Vatican insiders, the Pope will now declare that Luther did not intend to split Christianity.