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Ben and Christelle Simonin
From 13-15 December Cyclone Chido blew through nations of the Indian Ocean and onto the continent. We thank God that all our members in those parts of the region affected by the storm are physically unharmed. Ben and Christelle Simonin, who are working to make disciples among the unreached of Mayotte, have been safely evacuated with their 3-month-old baby. Please pray for wisdom in decisions as to their immediate future.
Tim and Heather Matthews
Pray for Tim and Heather Matthews. Tim is serving as Director for the AIM Asia Pacific Mobilising Region, leading a small team in Australia and coordinating teams in Hong Kong and New Zealand. They are on a farewell tour this month before flying out to Australia on 29th January. Pray for wisdom and good time management for Tim as he continues to lead the AIM team and manage his emails day-to-day through all the transition.
Mat and Katy Linley
Mat and Katy Linley are based in Kijabe, Kenya. Mat is Assistant Superintendent at Rift Valley Academy. Katy is involved in Family Health Clinical Officer training at Kijabe Hospital. Pray for the senior FHCO class who have finished their training and after a final placement will be heading out in their new roles at the end of January.
Barry and Heather
Barry and Heather work with Growing Nations, an organisation based in Maphutseng, Lesotho, which shares God’s love through a focus on agricultural knowledge and training. Barry also serves as AIM International’s Crisis Consultant. Please pray that God will clearly guide them in the timing of their next visit to Lesotho and that he will sustain them as they work remotely between now & then.
Caroline Bell
Caroline Bell partners with churches in Moroto, Uganda, to envision, equip, mobilise, and encourage believers to reach out to rural Karimojong communities with the gospel. In their monthly church leaders’ meetings, they have continued with the ‘One field, one goal’ church planting training. As they resume in January, please pray for wisdom to apply what they are learning, and that many self-sustaining, reproducible, Christ-centred churches will be established.
Timo and Laura
Timo and Laura serve in Finland among the refugee population, sharing Jesus with them and equipping Christian refugees to reach out to the Finns they live among and fellow internationals. Praise the Lord that they have been able to begin a multicultural gospel-centred community of believers. Now they have a place where they can invite people they get to know from various backgrounds and ethnicities, pray the Lord will lead and guide them to build well on that foundation.
Dr. Pete Halestrap
Praise the Lord for the recent graduation of seven surgeons and family medicine consultants and 113 healthcare professionals at Kijabe Hospital, Kenya. They also gathered to break ground for an additional classroom wing as they opened a new one. The new building, named Halestrap building, is in honour of their former Education Director, Dr. Pete Halestrap, who had to return to the UK for health reasons.
Amelia
Amelia* serves in West Africa, sharing the gospel with those in a region that is very opposed to the message of Jesus Christ. Pray that the Lord would help her to navigate the ups and downs of life there: the frustration of not being able to express herself; of feeling like she’s not making the progress she should; of never being quite sure what cultural foible she’s on the edge of making. Pray that she would know how best to study and what to focus on in each language lesson. Thank the Lord for a couple of lessons a week with a new energetic language helper, for kind neighbours, and for a new group of women she met recently who patiently endured talking to her despite her garbled language! *Name changed for security reasons
Beth
In a creative access location, Beth* has the joy of reaching out to many with the love of Jesus through language teaching and daily befriending. The Christmas tree in her office has sparked good conversations. “Teacher, why is there a star?” gave the opportunity to listen to the story in Matthew’s Gospel with one student. This led to a request to listen to the account of the death of Jesus. Having heard that, she asked “How could the people not believe in Him when they saw everything he did?” Please ask for her eyes to see who the Son really is. *Name changed for security reasons
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