Healing and Hope Mark a New Season in Santa Monica

We are seeing new people come Santa Monica church members preach on streets during Scotland outreach ‘ ... a woman came to church with her “helping”`dog. Jesus healed her and now , she had no need for the dog. into the church and the outreach on the 3rd Street Promenade continues to bear fruit.

Pastor Chris Neos from Port Hueneme came and preached revival for us and a woman came to church with her “helping”`dog.” She was unstable and needed the dog to help her get around. Pastor Neos prayed for her and she was healed. God used the fact that she was always with the dog as an opening to testify that Jesus had healed her and now she had no need for the dog. When nia I first saw her come in with the dog I ch was concerned about how othr Si ers would respond to a dog in the church. But God took what I was all worried about and used it for a miracle!

At the Tucson conference in June we were not prepared for the things God had in store for us. Pastor Bill Neil was asked to assist Pastor Warner, Pastor Josh Scribner took the church in Kearns, (Salt Lake area) Utah and Jim Papik took the Culver City church. All of that movement just stepped up the revival atmosphere in our churches.

A local church pastor here in Los Angeles, in the Mac Arthur Park area, has joined with our Fellowship because he sees our vision and wants to be part of what God is doing. These are exciting times.

Again this year, we are enjoying the fruit of children living for Jesus and many are getting married in purity; doing things God’s way.

Our medical team outreach to Sierra Leone had more than 45 participants and ministered in prayer and medical help to thousands of people. In addition the team was able to help in the building of a new church in Kenema.