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Sudan Unrest
06.15.11 No Comments
As you probably already know, Southern Sudan voted for their independence this year and will be celebrating their independence July 9th when they are recognized world-wide as a new nation. Glory to God! For decades, they have
endured persecution and suffering and now have the hope of freedom. However, Northern Sudan may not let them go peacefully. It is in the news today that there is much unrest at the North/South border in the Kordofan area of central
Sudan. Please be praying for the Sudanese as they are once again enduring hardship. Pray for world leaders to take a stand against this persecution. Pray that God would be glorified through it all and that our Christian brothers and
sisters would be strengthened in their bodies and in their faith in Christ. Pray that we, as the body of Christ, would help carry the burden of suffering.You can read more about the unrest
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June News
06.03.11 No Comments
Please take a few minutes to view the June e-newsletter here. If you are not on the mailing list to receive these monthly updates and would like to be, email Joy at joy@4cornersministries.org to get signed up.
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From Sudan to St. Kitts
05.29.11 No Comments
Members of the FCM veterinary team that recently returned from Southern Sudan share their mission experience at Christian Veterinary Mission Real Life/Real Impact weekend. About 60 veterinary students attended the conference held on the
island of St. Kitts. Veterinarians, both with private practice and international mission experience, also shared during the weekend.
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You Can Go!
05.26.11 No Comments
We’ve recently posted powerful testimonies about some great trips to Uganda and Sudan. God is definitely at work there, and you can be a part of what He’s doing! FCM has 2 trips planned for this fall, one to Uganda and one to Sudan. We’d love for you to prayerfully consider joining one of these teams. Please contact us at jeannene@4cornersministries.org for more information on serving as the hands and feet of Jesus.
“Jesus went through all the towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues, preaching the good news of the kingdom and healing every disease and sickness. When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them, because they were
harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.” Matthew Read MoreUnderneath the Mango Trees
05.04.11 No Comments
Wednesday, May 4th
This morning we flew out of S. Sudan with joy to come home and sadness because we are leaving a place dear to us now. We prayed under the mango tree and got ready to leave. We arrived in Kampala at the MAF Guesthouse this afternoon around 1:30pm Uganda time. We are catching some much needed R&R after such an amazing week!With that being said, let’s play catch up on the last three days! (Whew, here we go!)
Sunday, May 1st
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Sunday was awesome! Jason Johnson, Larry Arnold and Kevin Neely each preached at a different church in the Mundri area and the rest of the team split up to visit all three churches. We were blessed with a traditional African service with music, dancing, preaching and prayers. ITFirst and Second day in Sudan
04.30.11 7 Comments
Hi everyone, We made it to Sudan two day ago and hit the ground running! Our first we went to a village called Lakamadi. It was at lest 30kilometer away. This village was a herding village with many cows, goats and chickens. We got to the village and spent the day there ministering God’s love in many ways. We started off by deworming the cows along with ticks sprays and anitbiotic injections to regain the health of the cattle. So many of these animals have deseases that are easily treatable in the states. Here they cannot treat them and so the animals gets sick and sometimes sickness is transferred from the animals to the people. We take so much for granted back home. We saw 30 cows total! We taught cattle education and training to teach about the diseases and how to prevent them. They were taught symptoms and
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