Today's Meetings:

9.45am Children's Bible Club
10.15am Sunday Prayer Meeting in cottage
11.00am Morning Service
6.30pm Evening Service
After Church Fellowship will be at Paul & Janets.

Weekly Meetings:

Monday

3.45pm to 4.45pm Children's Hour - new time.

Tuesday

8.00pm Members' Business Meeting & Lord's Table
(Agendas will be available this evening)

Wednesday

9.30am to 11.00am Mums & Tots
6.45pm to 8.00pm KIC club - For Year 4,5 & 6 children.

Thursday

No meetings

Good Friday

11.00am Good Friday Service - Led by Joe Long

Easter Sunday

11.00am & 6.30pm Sunday Services - Led by Pastor

Thought For The Week:

"Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers." 3 John v 2

Prayer For The Church:

• Continue to pray for the youth work each week. Please pray especially for the KIC club. The youth leaders are very appreciative of your prayers.
• Pray that God may lead us in the business meeting on Tuesday.
• Pray for those seeking employment.
• Pray for those still unwell.

Prayer For The Local Area:

Homerton "We praise God for an encouraging increase in those attending our services. Please pray that they will fully commit themselves to the church. Others have experienced health problems. Please pray that they may soon be restored. In addition, please prayer for our plans for the London 2012 Olympics."

Prayer For The Wider Area:

Missionary radio hosts family conference in Cambodia
On March 22, 2008, Far East Broadcasting Company Cambodia will be hosting its third marriage and parenting seminar to celebrate six years of Family FM, FEBCambodia's local Christian station.

Previous marriage seminars were offered in Phnom Penh, but this year's celebration unfolds in Takeo Province, a two-hour drive from the capital, to help couples who rarely have access to such teaching. About 200 Khmer people are expected.

Both Christians and non-Christians are invited to attend. In addition to marriage and family counselling, an inspirational message will be offered to point people to the Christian faith. Following the seminar, radios will be distributed, to encourage those in attendance to tune into Family FM's 14 hours of programming a day.

Major strides have been made in recent years to rebuild Cambodia, a nation decimated by Pol Pot's 1975-1979 bloody regime that destroyed more than 25% of the population. Those who fled before his takeover were fortunate, including Samoeun Intal, who escaped to the Philippines. Later, she joined FEBC in Manila, where she helped produce culturally-relevant, evangelistic shortwave programs for the Cambodian people.

In 1993, the Cambodian government allowed national programmers to establish an FEBC office and studio in the capital of Phnom Penh, and Samoeun and her family returned to her native country.

"The family unit was so badly damaged [by Pol Pot's regime]," Samoeun explains, "that we're still working to rebuild lives 30 years later. The emotional and physical needs of Cambodians are still very great. We minister to people through our broadcasts, seminars, prayer crusades, medical outreach, and radio distribution."
In March 2002, FEBCambodia introduced its first local station, Family-FM.

Daytime programming on Family-FM is pre-evangelistic with light Christian content. Evening broadcasts aid the growth of believers through Bible studies and other programs.

Radio has recently been cited as Cambodia's most effective means of communication, and the staff of FEBCambodia labour to offer many hours of programming to share the love and hope found in Christ.

Please pray that many hearts will be open to the marriage and family counselling, as well as the Good News of Christ shared during this outreach.

Bible Readings:

March (year one)
16 Exodus 27:1-21; Acts 25:23-26:32
17 Exodus 28:1-43; Acts 27:1-26
18 Psalms 18; Acts 27:27-28:10
19 Exodus 29:1-46; Acts 28:11-31
20 Exodus 30:1-38; Romans 1:1-32
21 Exodus 31:1-32:35; Romans 2:1-16
22 Exodus 33:1-23; Romans 2:17-29
23 Exodus 34:1-34; Romans 3:1-20

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