Reaching the lost, equipping the Saints
Pastor Rosemary Taylor outlines the true nature and consequences of sin both from God’s perspective and for us as his children. Don’t allow sins power to hold you, listen to and apply this message to your life today. The key text is taken from Micah 1:10-16.
Worldwide Mission Fellowship, 14th February 2010.
The Internet is a great way for young people to communicate,have fun and it can even help them with their homework and spiritual growth! Parents may be use to communicating traditionally via phone or pen and paper but now young people really are the online generation!
There are ways of ensuring that Internet browsing is safely monitored so as a parent, you can help to minimize their exposure to online risks. With this in mind Worldwide Mission Fellowship’s Media Ministry will be hosting an event on Saturday 13th February at 18:30 – 20:30 at 61-65 Elder Road, West Norwood, London SE27 9NB
Pastor Wiggo Skagestad (Norway) shared a timely message about times and seasons from God’s perspective, this message is yet another confirmation of Gods word to his people at this time. The message was interpreted by Pastor Birger Wroldsen.
Worldwide Mission Fellowship, Sunday 07th February 2010
CHOSEN Youth Group (15-25) share what God is doing in their lives in a youth service at Worldwide Mission Fellowship on Sunday 24th January 2010.
God has made an impact and is continuing to challenge these young people in their neighborhoods, families, and schools. This is evidence of what God can do in this generation
In first position on the World Watch List 2010 is again North Korea, the country where every religious activity is recognized as an insurrection to the North Korean socialist principles. The situation for Christians is extremely harsh at this moment, even though the North Korean regime is slowly and steadily losing her iron control on North Korean society, and Kim Jong Il’s physical health worsened after his stroke. Through mobilizing every resource of power, North Korea is desperately trying to control society in order to eradicate Christian activities. By means of combat campaigns of 150 days and 100 days , the North Korean government is trying very hard to demolish the street market system. Furthermore, many Christian believers were exposed during North Korea’s strict searches. During the mentioned campaigns, the North Korean regime especially targeted secret Christians all over North Korea to arrest and kill them. They have used various horrible ways of torture against arrested Christians. Christians were sometimes used as a means of testing biological or chemical weapons. In spite of these inhuman circumstances, Christianity is growing and chances to hear the Gospel are growing, especially for those who live in cities nearby China.