Dear all,
This is to notify that our prayer meeting is going to kick off
tomorrow (April 4, Tuesday) at the Kwong's residence, located
at :
378 Settler Road, DeKalb, IL 60115.
Time : from 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
I am so sorry that it has started late this semester, hopefully
it is not too late as we bring our needs before Him, who is
almighty and forgiving. There are a few things we need to
remember in our prayers :
1) Pray for those who are in bad health anf for those whose love
ones have passed away.
2) Pray for our faculties and students as the end of our semester
is approaching.
3) Pray for those evangelistic or Gospel Camps which going to
come in Summer.
4) Pray for our Summer program.
5) Pray for individual needs.
6) Pray for the Baptist Campus Ministry to which our Bible Class
is a part of. They are going through an interim period when pastor
Zach is about to leave.
7) Our non-believer friends.
8) Miscellaneous.
Kwong, Ying C.
(co-ordinator of thec prayer meeting of the deKalb Chinese Bible
Class).
p.s. If you need us to pray for you or you would like to to join us,
please email us back or call me up at 815-753-6751.
This Friday, December, 4 is going to be our last prayer meeting of this
semester. We shall continue to pray for the usual items including :
1) Pray for the ministry of our Bible Study as we are transiting from the yr. 2015
into the yr. 2016.
2) Pray for the finishing up of our semester.
3) Pray for our friends who in need and in distress.
4) Pray for our families.
5) Pray for our Winter Break and all the Christian conferences during the break.
6) Pray for our good health so that we could keep serving and glorifying Him.
7) We would have a recollection time of the year 2015 which is about to pass
away. Let us have praises and gratitude for His Provision and His Answered
Prayers.
8) Miscellaneous and Prayer Request from others.
Prayer meeting will be at 378 Settler Road, DeKalb, IL 60115 as usual, from
5:00pm to 6:00pm (tel. 815-754-9306).
Contacts :
Luo Wei : 815-756-6637.
Kwong : 815-753-6751.
The Lord bless you all,
The DeKalb Chinese Bible Study Prayer Group.
Dear all,
It has come to our last second prayer meeting of this semester, there
will be one more in the last week of class. How has life been treating
you ? Hope that in this joyful season of the year, as the Birth of Christ
is approaching, knowing that God loves us so deeply that He has sent
His Son to die for us 2000 years ago, may your heart be fill with Joy &
Peace from Him which are totally beyond what you could imagine in
the midst of your hardship and pain.
The prayer meeting is at : 378 Settler Road, DeKalb, IL 60115, from
5:00pm to 6:00pm this Friday (Nov. 20, 2015).
We shall pray for the followings :
1) The closing of the semester, for all of us including our students and
our faculties.
2) Our plans for this Christmas and Winter Break, may all of us have
a safe and refreshing break, warm reunions and a fruitful time.
3) The Christian conferences going on all over the country.
4) Those who are in pain and in sickness, may them find comfort in the
Lord knowing that He is their Ultimate Source of Life and Deliverance.
5) Our own family as well as the others'.
6) All the troubles that have been going on in our world, including terror
attacks in Paris, earthquake in Japan and the landslip in Mexico.
7) Our continue mission in the year to come, both of our Bible class and
our individual ones.
8) Miscellaneous --- please free to add anything to our list, anything that
we might have overlooked.
When was the last time you send us your prayer requests or joining us ?
Do you honestly think that you could drop Him out of your life once you
are no longer in need or hardship ? Please don't do that, for He is not
just our "Problem Solver", but also the Light, Meaning and Abundance
of our Lives.
Wish everyone of you a most meaningful Christmas.
The DeKalb Chinese Bible Study Prayer Group.
Contacts: Luo Wei, 815-756-6637
Kwong, 815-754-9306.
Jesus said :
"I AM the Light of the World, whoever follows me would not walk in the
Darkness, but shall have the Light of Life." (John 8/12)
"I come that my "sheep" may have Life, and have that abundantly"
(John 10/10 (b))
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