NEWS FROM THE BISHOP’S OFFICE
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November 4, 2024
We pray for the members of our congregation who have been experiencing difficult times:
- Lulu Meyer recently returned to her own home after time spent in the Frail Care Unit of the Tuiniqua Retirement Village.
- Margret Kalis, with her struggle to arrange a visum for her return to South Africa.
- Maretha Detering who struggles with her health, as well as Martin who supports her.
- Dennis Baasch who is very frail.
- Ingrid Jordaan with the loss of her father, Henk Bierman (age 90).
- Pray for all our members who celebrate their birthdays in November.
- Pray for the matriculants and other learners during their examination, especially for Katelyn Laube, Sarah and Aron Schamm our youngest members .
- Pray for the Building Commission and for God’s blessing upon the building project of our new church premises.
WE CAN ONLY CARE AND SUPPORT IF WE ARE AWARE OF ONE ANOTHER’S LIFE CRISES.
Allow us to be your prayer supporters.
To pray is to talk to God
To pray is to talk with God, to be conscious of His presence and to listen to His voice in your heart. When you pray, you can say anything. Praying can make burdens easier to carry and praying can make profound joy even more profound. You can express your desires, sadness and give thanks. You can pray for others. In the words of the Bible: “pour out your hearts to him”. When you pray, you can use your own words, prayers from the Bible or other pre-written prayers. You do not need to feel that you have great faith in order to pray. Anybody can pray. You can pray alone or you can pray together with others.
(from www.lutheranchurch.dk)
May your days be filled with faith,
your hearts with joy,
and your spirits strengthened as you walk in His light.
Your pastor and friend
Ronell Bezuidenhout
