Dear Readers,
As I sat down to type the Editor's letter, the first rain was pouring cats and dogs. Welcome the first summer rain! It appeared to be the answer to the song we sang at a Bible Study meeting "Let it rain, let it rain …" the previous day. It was a welcome relief to the quite dry winter. Full Story Here...
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| Sympathy goes to the families and friend, Congratulation to birthday, Baby Birth, Wedding Bell and Anniversaries. Click Here... |
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Love Story: They risk their lives to save one's life
After 5 years of dating, our lives had just started for real. We had bought a townhouse, maxed out our credit cards on furniture and were ready to move in. January 2005 we moved the bed first and then put Dewald in - he was too sick on and off for a few months already. Symptoms were cramps, nausea, bloated stomach, indigestion, muscle cramps and headaches. Full Story... |
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Deaf Ministries International - China
One of the highlights of the China visit was to spend some time with Joey’s grandparents. Our US group was spellbound by grandmother’s stories of faith during
adverse times. This couple endured much persecution during the cultural revolution but remained faithful. Full Story... |
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Deaf Ministries International - Philippines
Part of our mission in the Philippines will be to investigate the damage caused by last year’s typhoon to the work in Cagayan de Oro and to ascertain the repair needs. We have reportedly about $16,000 worth of damage which includes repair of the road to the rubber plantation so that we can get our rubber out. Full Story... |
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Deaf Ministries International - Middle East
Our brothers and sisters in Egypt and in particular, Syria are not finding things very easy. The unrest in Egypt is quite worrying as things become more difficult for
Christians in that country. The Deaf are quite vulnerable as they often do not know what is going on. Sobhy (DMI Director) left the country due to threats from the Muslim Brotherhood so our work there is now led by a committeeof 5 or so who administer the meetings and activities throughout the country.
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Advanced Biblical Course
God's covenant with Abram, click here or if you want to study more on Genesis and John, click here. |
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Born Once, Die Twice or Born Twice, Die Once
“Then death and Hades were thrown into the lake of fire. The lake of fire is the second death. If anyone’s name was not found in the book of life, he was thrown into the lake of fire.” Full Story... |
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| A six-year-old was overheard saying the Lord’s prayer at the service: “And forgive us our trash passes, as we forgive those who passed trash against us.” Full Story... |
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| There is another website which you may find it interesting and some useful information on various bible topics, click here at "Liberty Gospel Tracts" and enjoy surfing as well learning more challenge. Visit This Website Her |
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News from DNLC East - Germiston
Deaf leaders, William & Bev Warmington (Gauteng), Claude Swart (Bellville, Western Cape), Colette Gouws (DCMA, Worcester, Western Cape), Hennie & Ria Burger (QwaQwa) & Phumie Jemane (Mdantsane near East London, Eastern Cape) met for a week for the Facilitators Course at DCMA (Deaf Christian Ministry Africa) at Worcester from
26 - 30 November 2012. Full Story... |
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Youth Page
Last year, 8 - 15 December 2012, ten deaf girls from St Vincent School for the Deaf, Jo’burg, joined DCamp at Port Shepstone with other hearing kids. Stanley Maloka (D) and Toni (H) (teachers from St Vincent School) accompanied me. Stanley helped with driving and to lead the group. Full Story... |
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News from DCMA - Worcester
Six Deaf students were awarded for outstanding work during the NID College Award Ceremony that was held on 22 November 2012. Riaan Viljoen received a certificate of attainment for competencies reached towards his Diploma in Biblical Ministry. Full Story... |
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 Angela's memories of UK visit April to October 2012
On Friday 27 April 2012 I left Johannesburg for London for a 6 month stay with my sister, Cynthia (HoH). London’s weather is very changeable, wet and dry but not too bad. Life there is very lively and busy with marvelous transport system. Lots of visitors were there for the Queen’s Diamond
Jubilee and the Olympic Games. I did lots of walking and visited some interesting places. Full Story...
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David and Estelle Mansell's Turkey Trip
Last year on 16 September we flew to Bodrum, south of Turkey and there we met David’s brothers and sisters in law, one from Australia and the other two from England. It was great to see them again since the last time we were all in Italy four years ago (2008). When we arrived there, we heard the good news of our great granddaughter’s birth on that day (17th). Full Story... |
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Dineke Wright's 60 Years in South Africa
My parents and us, four siblings, left Holland by an old steamship ‘Zuiderkruis’ on 8 January 1953. The whole family saw us off as shown on
the photo. I am on the 2nd left. I was only 5. We
arrived in Cape Town, South Africa on 27 January and then went by train to Johannesburg. Full Story... |
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