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Comment on How Not to Win a Pastor’s Support by Evangelist Emmanuel

Evangelist Emmanuel — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:38:21 +0000

Praise the Lord all,I am happy that you have stopped and ready my need.I am Evangelist Wanjala from Kenya worshiping with Apostolic Evangelism.We don’t have PUBLIC ADDRESS System.I am i have a calling to preach to the rural areas here in Kenya.We need PIANO,AMP MIXER,MICROPHONES,VIDEO CAMERA,SPEAKERS AND CHURCH VAN.If God touches you we need your prayers and support.I am waiting to hear from you
God bless

MY Email:emmkuta@gmail.com

Comment on Welcome! by Cell Phone Lookup

Cell Phone Lookup — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 16:48:29 +0000

Each visit to this site is one in which something is gained.

Comment on What You Need to Start a Non-Profit 501(c)3 Ministry by Ruth Alcantara

Ruth Alcantara — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 14:55:05 +0000

I would like to receive your help with our ministry. I would like to fill out our 501 C. Thank you so much and God bless you. Yours truly,

Comment on How Not to Win a Pastor’s Support by pastor.j.devasirvatham

pastor.j.devasirvatham — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 16:55:29 +0000

Respected brother in Christ, Greetings to you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ

I like to introduce myself, I am an Independent pastor. I am doing the ministry among the village people in India. I covered 20 villages. by the grace of God I have a small congregation about 75 members. we have no place for worship, for that we need a church building ,for that we need Rs.5,00,000/-($ 12500).please pray for that, our church members are very poor, so, we pray to God for this need. please pray for this need.

Thanking you,

Yours in Him,

(Pastor.J.DEVASIRVATHAM),

OUR ADDRESS:-,

PASTOR.J.DEVASIRVATHAM,

FAITH CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY,

2/517,SENTHIL NAGAR,ZUZUVADI,

SIPCOT.P.O, HOSUR-635 126,

TAMILNADU,SOUTH INDIA.,

MOBILE:-91-9842759067,

E-MAIL:-jdevasirvatham@gmail.com

Comment on Welcome! by loans

loans — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 17:04:52 +0000

It is perfect that people can receive the business loans and that opens up completely new possibilities.

Comment on What You Need to Start a Non-Profit 501(c)3 Ministry by Judy Ford

Judy Ford — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 01:36:05 +0000

Hi, Can you tell me if anyone donates their services to actually fill out and file our 501 C 3?
Thank you

Comment on Charging for the Gospel? by Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 17:10:29 +0000

Yvette,

Thank you for your comment.

Your point is well taken when only applied to the Gospel message. You are absolutely correct. Charging for the Gospel message is wrong; however, that is not what the gist of this article refers to. We are talking about charging for the “medium” through which the gospel message is presented, namely, the published Bible. While, in many cases, distributing free bibles is constructive and useful, this is not true in every case. It is proven through experience that in certain cultures (as the article states) providing a “free bible” en-masse actually denigrates the value of the bible in their eyes. Certain People Groups figure that if you’re giving it to me, it must not be worth anything. Whenever charges are made for a bible, it is only to cover the cost of the printing.

Again, to be more clear than the article may be, the charge is not for the “gospel message”, it is for the medium (the printed paper) upon which the gospel message is distributed, and this is only to cover the costs of the printing, and to demonstrate to certain People Groups that there is value in what they are receiving. You state the “God’s truth never loses value just because people do not pay for it” is absolutely true. God’s Truth never loses value; however, certain People Groups place no value on it, whether it is God’s Truth, or not. By charging for the medium of print, certain groups will place value upon it in their own eyes, which in turn, may persuade them to actually read it.

Again, thank you for your comment.

Comment on Charging for the Gospel? by Yvette

Yvette — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 22:05:40 +0000

Your reason for charging for the gospel is very weak. Where is you philosophy supported in scripture regarding your statements: When free, they are regarded as ‘worthless’.” providing free Bibles sometimes “devalues” God’s message; God’s truth’s never ever lose value just because people do not pay for it. This statement is ludicrous and has no scriptural bases. Jesus said the whole world would hate his disciples, but does this mean the gospel message looses value? Get real.

Comment on Church Planting: It’s your Call! by Nelson E P Coulson

Nelson E P Coulson — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 09:23:28 +0000

STRATEGIC REPORT FOR JUNE 2011
There is great amount of improvement in aspect of church planting movement [C.P.M]successes have been made in this direction.
We’ve visited about six communities among the nine [29] established communities with three [13] church planters within these areas of operations are too splendid by the grace of God , meetings, trainings and Baptism were conducted in the various communities like, Kambadu, Kanekor, Komboma and Gandorhun the head quarter town of Gbaneh chiefdom.I also visited Fuyeroh ,Moiyema in Tankoro chiefdom respectively.Fifty [50]lives were given to Christ and fifty new converts were baptised with some stakeholders like counsellors, youth leaders in Gandorhun and Kambadu.
On the18thJune,2011 I met with the church planters on a short meeting at Kanekor and explained to them the task at which the ministry call to which is the great commission movement given to call out once by God.
They pledge their commitments if only some of the needs and recommendations of the church planters and the community people are adhere to ;
DEVELOPM; Regards to development through the effort of the church planters and co – operation with the communities, three temporal structures have been constructed with palm thatch roof on them. Some communities used the public structures,like youth centres, barrays to keep their service.Which everybody knows what it means.
CHALLENGES; Even though with such development made by the communities,there are still short term and long-term challenges.Also some communities used mats,Congonsa benches from their various houses.Lack of beating drums,lights,etc.
With regards to developments,no development has been undertaken yet by the ministry since the establishment of the church planting movement [C.P.M.] program in any form in that part.[Northeast of Kono district ].We are talking about over eight hundred [800] membership.
PRAYER REQUEST
Finances to support the work of church Planting Movement
Development Project like Gospel Radio Station, Schools, and medical facilities.
Allowance be given to church planters.
Training Opportunities as cultivation.
Yours Faithfully,
Nelson Coulson
Strategic Coordinator Kono District

Comment on What You Need to Start a Non-Profit 501(c)3 Ministry by Cassandra Lake

Cassandra Lake — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 17:50:50 +0000

I am very interested in futhering God’s ministry. Thing is, I don’t know where to start. I contacted a local radio station and they informed me of a 501c3? I just don’t know what it is lol. If you could please shed some light on it for me, as to how to go about obtaining it and what it does in full. Thank you and God Bless!!