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May 15th, 2008:
Good News from Wycliffe Bible Translators

Our own Nory Grant got into Seattle at 6:40 Sunday evening after 14 hours in the air and a 34 hour day.
She had a good 19 days in Thailand.
She was at a conference on Bible Translation.
There were about 550 people from 50 countries there. She was very impressed at the way the local peoples are getting interested in doing Bible translation for themselves.
Thanks for praying for her.

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Cyclone Nargis slammed through a 30,000 square kilometer area of the coast of Myanmar over the weekend, leaving destruction and death in its wake. The Myanmar government radio has confirmed 22,464 dead and as many as 41,000 missing in the hardest hit areas of the low-lying Irrawaddy delta region and Yangon. Tidal waves, some up to 12 feet high, are reported to have killed most of the victims in that region. The UN also reports that up to one million people have been left homeless.

South-east Asia (SEA) Field and mission personnel have made contact with Nazarene leaders in the area. They are shaken but safe. They were relieved to hear about the love, concern, and support of their Nazarene family. Several of the 21 Nazarene churches in Myanmar are located in areas hit by Nargis.

NCM and Field personnel hope to travel into Myanmar later this week to survey the situation and distribute relief supplies such as basic food items, water, and emergency shelter. NCM is coordinating with other international relief and aid agencies in an endeavor to collaborate in an effective response to this disaster.

“The magnitude of this crisis is still unknown. We must keep in prayer our brothers and sisters who have lost family, homes, and livelihood,” World Mission Director Dr. Louie E. Bustle said.

Please continue to pray for the families of those killed in the cyclone as well as those still missing. Pray for SEA Field NCM staff, mission personnel, and local church members who are partnering together and working through the challenges of addressing this crisis.

Persons and churches wishing to make a donation can do so online at ncm.org, or they may mark their checks “Myanmar Cyclone Relief NCMPRMM08” and mail them to Global Treasury Services, 6401 The Paseo, Kansas City, MO 64131.


April 24th-28th, 2008
PNC hosted the World Vision AIDS ExperienceOver 1,893 people walked through the experience, and 155 children found a new sponsor. Four churches joined together in unity to provide resources for all of the events leading up to and during the AIDS experience.  People were moved by the four stories of children whose lives have been affected by AIDS
April 5th 2008:  Learn about a current update in our Partner's in Missions program, from our Missions correspondent, Ken Penman.

February 13th, 2008:  PNC came back together to make more AIDS kits for African Caregivers.  The Wednesday evening group quickly assembled all of the kits and packed them for shipment to Africa.  You can see highlights HERE.  These are highlights from our first Caregiver kit assembly.

 

 

 

 

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