Important Information for Baptist Mid-Missions Donors

 

Baptist Mid-Missions

Baptist Mid-Missions is in the process of installing a considerable and very necessary accounting software upgrade here in the Home Office.

We rejoice in the Lord’s abundant provision to purchase this software. The program will assure continued, accurate service to our missionaries on their fields and to you as a donor.

The installation is being accomplished very carefully. Maintaining complete records while transferring data to the new system is an utmost priority. Gifts are being processed and applied to proper accounts as usual. Missionaries are receiving their support without interruption.

The transition does, however, require a temporary delay in the issuance of receipts.

We regret any inconvenience that this causes for you, and we appreciate your patience. Honoring the Lord as we serve you and the Lord’s servants is a stewardship we take seriously.

Noah "Driving" Pappy's Car

“Driving” Pappy’s Car

If you are not a donor and wish to give to Jonathan and Melodee’s work you can find the form here.

Happy Reformation Day!!

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Quick Prayer Requests

 

Noah and Monkey eating a banana

Noah and Monkey eating a banana

As we are half way through month five out of six of our furlough we are overwhelmed with the positive responses we have received over our presentation and especially over what God is doing through the ministry.

Here are our top three requests to keep you praying.

1. Pray for good health
I (Jonathan) had to have another slice of tongue removed on Monday for fear that it was a further recurrence of cancer. The biopsy result showed that it was negative for carcinoma, but only a mild dysplasia. This is great news.

 

Pray especially that my tongue might heal quickly, since Sunday I preach and present at West Cannon Baptist Church. Monday I am going to Elkhart, where a Christian dentist has offered to help me fix a sharp tooth that may be causing of the cancer.

2. Pray for God’s leading through this time of furlough
Pray that we can continue to maximize our time during furlough, as we try to spend time with all, or most of our supporters, sending church and mentors. Furlough can be a great time of reflection on how and where we do ministry.

3. Continue to pray for the 88 comuni (townships) of Umbria that are still unreached. Have you adopted an unreached township. (For a full list click here).

We are grateful to share in the great calling of the Gospel with you.

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Papal Contradictions and the Roman Child | the Cripplegate

If you have heard my most recent presentation, complete with quotes from Roman Catholic Theologians and leaders, you will appreciate this article that speaks to papal authority and integrity.

As Jesse Johnson states:

“There are substantive differences, one of which is the concept of papal authority, and another of which is the claim that the Roman Catholic Church has a glorious and unbroken continuity of being Christ’s seat on Earth.

They may have a tradition, but is neither glorious nor unbroken.”

For the whole article:

Papal Contradictions and the Roman Child | the Cripplegate.

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His Story in Italy – by Fred Whitman

 

His Story in Italy by Fred WhitmanJust wanted to let you know that my Dad’s book “His Story In Italy” is now on Kindle.

I have heard nothing but good feedback regarding the book.

You can find it here if you want to read a sample, check it our or perhaps buy a digital copy. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009KTSBD0/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_alp_dleBqb0FA0XPK

 

If you have already read it and care to endorse it you can do that too.

One of my goals for furlough is to translate it into Italian, because I think it is a story worth reading.
Two chapters down, forty to go!

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