College
ConneXions
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17 September, 2001 |
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Page 2 - Volume 1, Issue 1 |
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New Testament Baptist Church ,
Ndola |
Deaf Choir |
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Robert Horn was formerly a missionary in Congo D.R. and is presently
working in Ndola with his wife, Patricia, and their son Daniel. Daniel
works with the deaf ministry and Patricia has started English classes
in several churches.
Rev. Horn began New Testament Baptist Church
in 1996 under a grass roof shelter with 8 people. They had people
saved every Sunday for 3 years, with an average attendance of 95, and
a high of 257. |
Abby Chisenge, a faithful
member of the church was saved in 1998, and has attended every service
he could. God led him to walk 3 hours to a village and be- gin
services. He now leads their Bible studies.
This church's prayer is to see that God will call more young
men into His harvest field and that they respond like Abby. They want
to train men and women to serve God and then send them out to begin
churches all over Zambia and the world. |
 Kim
Howard Will Present the
Choir on Tuesday
Kim Howard will be leading the deaf class in a musical performance
on Tuesday evening. Kim has successfully taught some of the B.B.C.
students sign language. They are excited about learning this new skill
and enlarging their ministry. Sometimes the deaf are a forgotten
group, but they need to "hear" the gospel too. |
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Temple Baptist was declared as a church in September, 1997, Since that
time their growth has been rapid, and many people have given their
lives to the Lord. The members try to be faithful in attendance,
averaging 220.
The church has committed members with outstanding
testimonies. Regina |
Gusha is one of those
members. She started coming to this church from its
beginning. She has been faithful serving God despite being in
her 80's. She is an inspiration to many her age as well as to the
young people.
The vision of this church is to see that they produce more faithful
leaders who |
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stand strong and firm for the truth. Daniel Bowles is the
missionary/pastor who is working with this church. |
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| Faith Baptist Church, Roan |
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fire and to have a spirit of love and unity.
Faith Baptist was the first B.B.F.Z.
church started in Zambia and has been in existence for about 9 years.
According to Pastor Kelvin Nsalange, "The growth has been good
and we receive visitors every Sunday."
The church has some committed and |
faithful members. One of
those, George Muleba, a graduate of B.B.C. works together with Pastor
Nsalange. He is Sunday School Superintendent and in charge of the
preschool. His determination to faithfully serve God  has
really helped a lot of people to grow in the grace and knowledge of
the Lord. He is a man of integrity, convictions, and principles. In
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his other duties, George is
also serving as an associate professor at B.B.C. It is good to
see men that have graduated have a burden to help train others that
have given their lives to God to serve Him full time.
The hope for Faith Baptist Church is to see that God
continues to revive the hearts of the members to be on fire for Him,
and revive the spirit of love and unity among the members. |
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