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Steve and Lynn Spore
BBFI Missionaries to Vanuatu, South Pacific |

January 2008
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Our fourth graduate, Flora Tambe, will begin teaching at
the beginning of our new school year in February. Please
pray for Flora and our teaching staff.
Our first grade teacher,
Jessie
Mwaraksurmes is leaving Vanuatu so we are short a
teacher. Please pray for Jessie as she goes to New
Zealand with her family. She will be greatly missed both
at school and church as she also has been our tiny tots
Sunday School teacher.
Flora will be assuming
her position as first grade teacher as well as a Sunday
School teacher.
Being short one staff
member means Mr. Welin will be teaching both second and
third grade this year. Please be in prayer for Edwin as
he has double duty for our school year.
We also still need a
trainee teacher for next year. Please make that a matter
of prayer. We know God is in control.
With over a hundred
students this year and a growing church, we are
desperate for space. Pray for our building. We
need funds to complete the work. |
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NEARLY READY TO
SHIP
We are packing and organizing all our
ministry items for shipping. Some of you have told
us you have books for the school, or tools for the
building project. Please send them as soon as possible
where we can include them in the container. |
Since
our last letter we have been as far North as Ohio, East
to New Jersey and Virginia. We have been to
Georgia and South Carolina reporting to our supporting
churches, and in a total of five new churches. We praise
the Lord for renewed fellowship and the opportunity to
share God’s blessings in Vanuatu. Pray God will continue
to increase our support.
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Lightening may not strike twice in the same place but
thieves do! A couple of weeks ago you received our
SOS telling of a break-in at our building site.
The robbers couldn’t break the locks so cut through
hasps on the steel container to get in!
Some of you have asked if
insurance is available for building sites in Vanuatu.
There are no insurance companies doing business in
Vanuatu that will cover building site burglaries as they
are a very common occurrence.
Because of the first
break-in only minimal supplies were being kept in the
building container. However, the thieves stole all the
nails, steel wire, hammers and our generator, the only
source of electrical power for constructing our
building.
On the field it will take
about $1,500 to replace our generator. Please pray for
funds to replace it where building can continue. If you can help us with
this need, we would greatly appreciate it. Thank you to
those who have already responded to our email.
We also ask you to keep
our building project in your prayers. |
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We
would like to send our letters via Email as the cost to
send letters from the field is now approaching $3 each.
If possible please send us your email address. Of course
if you would like to continue to receive a snail mail
letter we will continue to do so. |
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Prayer and Praise |
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Praise – Two teens and two of our
school kids recently trusted the Lord as Saviour since our last
letter
Prayer – My brother Ernie Spore is having a kidney removed
due to a tumor.
Praise–Urgent Prayer – We are out of space for church
and school. Pray for funds to complete our building. On
the building site we are almost ready to pour the floor.
Prayer – Lynn will have her cataract
surgery Feb 5 and Feb 26 |
Prayer – We need two teacher
trainees. One will replace Jessie and one to train
for fourth grade.
Praise/Prayer – Our first youth group meeting to
kick off the new will be after the kids are back for the
school year. Pray we see a bigger harvest than ever
before.
Prayer – Funds for a field vehicle of
the $15000 needed we have had $0 designated |
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