Normand and Henriette Saindon

Normand and Henriette live in Chiconono in Northern Mozambique, where they minister to the Yao people. They have started a radio ministry, Radio Chiunjota, that which kills the thirst. They are serving with SIM, a missions agency. The Yao people are Muslims, one of the least evangelised peoples of the world. There are very few believers among them.

Daniel and Jonathan are with them, Sara and Madeleine are in Fishhoek.  

• Health 2 hours drive to nearest town.
• Hardship of daily living helping others in need, baking bread, making fire for hot water.
• Henriette in home schooling the boys.
• Courage and perseverance to keep on Wisdom for the radio project. 

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Nick and Lynn Clevely

Nick pastors the four Baptist Churches on the island, collectively the St Helena Baptist Church.  He also does prison ministry, radio broadcasts and children's minis┬¡try.  Some doors have opened in the schools.  Nick is presently training some lay preachers, and extensive work has begun on restoring the church buildings.  Anglo-Catholicism has a strong hold on the island, and as a result there are many who think they are Christians but are not.  Low morality is a big problem on the island; promiscuity, marijuana and alcohol abuse are common. 

• For elders in the church presently there are none.
• Lynn home schooling Caleb and Aaron.  She needs wisdom and patience.
• For the Good News Club, our primary school outreach, and for more young people of all ages to attend the church.

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Mark and Christine Harding

Tshepo Ya Bana was formed in 1993. Mark and Christine Harding aim to provide a Christian family environment for abandoned, unwanted and orphaned children. Healthy babies are usually adopted by local or overseas parents, but those who are HIV+, or who cannot be adopted for other reasons, become permanent members of the family.

When we think back 10 years or so and consider our lifestyle then... did we ever imagine that God would have led us to sell up, buy 24 hectares of bushveld and put together another family?

• For wisdom as we raise these children as our own.
• For God to work in the lives and hearts of these little ones.
• The work is exacting both physically, mentally and emotionally. Pray for strength.

Musa and Kessia Simelane

Musa and Kessia are ministering in Tembisa. 

They have Sunday services, a doctrine class on Saturday and 3 Bible study meetings during the week. They meet on three different sites in the large area of Tembisa on one site in a tent supplied by CPBC, on another in a small hall they erected in one day on a piece of land given to them. They also do youth ministry and arrange youth camps every year meet.

• Provision for and finding of a place of worship.
• Growth of the group in numbers and in ritual maturity.

Charles and Julie Woodrow

• More workers, especially medical staff.
• Financial provision for the many needs vehicle, hospital, training, etc.

Jenni Meyer

Jenni is a staff member at the De Doorns branch of Petra College. Petra College is an interdenominational Christian training college committed to the equipping and mobilizing of leaders in children's ministry. It was established on 1 April 1989 and has its administrative centre and campus at Petra Mountain just outside the town of White River. The college now has a satellite campus at De Doorns in the Western Cape.

Jenni is involved with training children's evangelists and outreaches in the Hexriver Valley, in schools, townships, squatter camps and countries of Africa.

• For wisdom and strength for all the training
• Solid relationships with all the students
• Conversion of the children from the squatter camps 

David and Nicky Vaughn

We have recently had a couple of special evangelistic bible studies, one for women and one for teenagers, which gave the opportunity to share the gospel with non Christian women unbelieving teenagers. Most encouraging is the way-of-life evangelism being carried out by those who have been converted in the last few years here. One of our wo┬¡men who is a recent convert, Marie-Line, has been sharing the gospel with two teachers who worked with her at a previous school at which she taught. These two teachers have both recently lost a beloved parent. Both have been planning to visit an occult seer in order to make contact with the deceased parent. There are over 30,000 registered Mediums and Spiritual Healers in France. 

• God's blessing on their outreaches.
• The French youth to come to faith in Jesus

Ena Erasmus

Ena serves with SAAWE, South African Action for World Evangelization. SAAWE mobilizes the church to fulfil the Great Commission. SAAWE was founded in 1976 and has been instrumental to more than 1000 South Africans going to the spiritually darkest areas of the world.

Ena is involved with work in Central Asia, and serves with different partnerships focussing on this area. She is also responsible for developing and presentation of workshops and coordinates the partnership forum, two of the ministries of SAAWE. Her passion is for the nations that have never had the Gospel available. She is committed to partnership in missions - reaching the unreached by working together.

• Daily safety on the roads.
• Spiritual growth and understanding of God's heart for the world.
• Obedience to God's guidance every day in all I do

André and Masha Bay

We are working alongside the local church here in St Petersburg both as Youth Pastor and Missions Director.  We concentrate on discipleship and building relationships with new young people coming to church. I also go to Buryatia as often as possible to assist Pastor Sergey Sotnikov in his ministry.  His church is in an area where two of Russia's least evangelized peoples are, the Evenki and the Buryat people.  We are praying to see new churches planted in that area.

• Pray that God will raise up the next generation of Russian believers to take the light of the Gospel further.  Pray for Russian church planters.
• Please also pray for our children's education.
• And most of all, please pray for our own spiritual growth and for grace to be like David and not Saul!

Nick and Sheila Court

Nick & Sheila Court are Missionaries with Step Wise Youth Ministry (SWYM). They have previous experience in Children and Youth Work in the UK, where they come from, and have had missions involvement in France, Romania, Cambodia and the Caribbean.

Their ministry in South Africa take them into the following areas

Clubs - After School or Holiday Bible Clubs

Outreaches - In the Townships, including Clubs, running Camps and
                     Correspondence Courses for the youth

Training - Of individuals/groups wishing to teach Sunday school, conduct Bible Cubs or School Assemblies.

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• The ministry of the Fiel bookstore, conference and other programmes - there is a great need for pastors and teachers to be impacted by the truths and helps available in good literature
• Construction of Grace Evangelical Hospital, that the Lord would bless every effort for the glory of His Name
• Salomé's own growth in her relationship with the Lord as she faces the challenges of being a single girl working in Mozambique