Joyce Langton

Hi Joyce

Just wanted to say hi and tell you how lovely it is when I see you face on te website. I really enjoyed our time in Uganda together and pray that we will get to do another JOC together some day. I have been really touched by the project in India to feed the widows. Is it going to be ongoing?

Love and blessings Sue

thans,am gonna do that,how is life there?

"A happy child makes a toy at Christmas"
Each year the Christian ministry SHADDAI the direction of the Holy Spirit is dedicated to spread joy and hope to all children attending the Children's Dining in different areas of the city of Chinandega. Precisely in the Christmas season, especially when dominated and growing sense of peace, love, solidarity and love of neighbor. The task is not easy, and that starts months before the request for support to each and every one of the good-hearted people who want to make a child happy at Christmas, for it sent a mass invitation to contribute to this noble cause with almost a token contribution, in this case 2010, we have determined to request an offering of $ 5.00 for each child, as these funds are invested in bring a lunch, a piñata and conclude with the presentation of a toy for each child.

The greatest satisfaction of all the team of Christian Ministry "El Shaddai" is to receive the invaluable prize of smiling children shouting for joy when you receive a lunch, a piñata and a toy in many cases not expecting these Christmas.

Only our Heavenly Father makes possible what many consider difficult.
God Bless ALL that good-hearted support year after year this worthy cause for children Chinandega.

"Every man according as he purposes in his heart, not grudgingly or of necessity: for God loves a cheerful giver."
(2 Corinthians 9:7)

Hi Joyce,
I wondered if this would be of any interest to you and Dave:
Hi everyone,

Christina & I, after months of being out of the country more than home, now find ourselves in Vancouver for a good portion of the summer and fall. This week I taught an introduction on The Sermon on the Mount as preparation for a teaching series that I am beginning this coming Tuesday in our home. We will meet for potluck supper at 6 pm for those who want to do that, and then begin teaching at 7:30. If you want to come to the potluck, please rsvp by email; if you want to only come to the teaching, simply show up with a Bible and notebook at 7:30–and feel free to bring a friend with you.. We are also hoping to put the weekly teaching on our website (www.impactnations.com) for those who can't make it.

I have been studying the Sermon on the Mount in some depth since the beginning of 2010. This has significantly affected my prayer life and impacted my personal experience of following Jesus as a disciple. The Sermon in the Mount is the most concentrated teaching of Jesus that we have recorded; it is His 'Magna Carta". I am excited to have this opportunity in my schedule to teach and discuss with friends over the coming weeks.

Blessings,
Steve

Impact Nation`s users, we are preparing the next journal to Nicaragua in August.

We going to visit The Jail and we`ll do “The First Christian Festival”...Will be great, they`ve never had something like that. And we`ll have more…you could visit every feeding center, where we have 100 to 500 children depending of the place… you will be able to cook for them and play with they. We will do medical brigade to attend sick and poor people, and Evangelist Crusade at night. You`ll know our beach and you be able enjoy playing and eating seafood. And we showing folkloric stores so you can buy souvenirs of you trip to our country. Hurry up! Don`t think more about that…you will not regret.

Hey Joyce,

Joan (my wife) and I would like you to invite join the Stamps Impact Team at the Stamps Place Village. I think you will find it encouraging!

Cheers,

John Greenfield

Hi Joyce & Dave,
We are in a huge Manila slum doing medical clinic today. In an area that was buried in 40+ feet of water during the typhoon. Many, many killed, 51 lost forever in flood. VEry thankful people. We have had a good Journey. Between the Uganda and Philippines Journeys, will treat about 5,000 people in our clinics.
Over past 7 weeks, I have met with many gov't leaders. Looks like we have some very big and interesting partnerships developing. Met with Governor on Friday to set up a manufacturing center in north for the water filters. This will be a really big deal. Also met leaders in Uganda, Kenya and Zimbabwe about national and district water projects. It has been very long trip (feels like 6 months), but so much fruit. I don't know how many have come to Jesus, how many have been healed. Some very big miracles. Girl totally deaf and mute from birth now hearing and talking. Cripples walking. Tumors disappearing.
If you have a chance, look at the website reports. God is doing amazing things.
Bless you,
Steve

Hi Joyce. Thanks for your donation! It came through.

Brothers we are one week from Christmas to real children, become part of the blessing by sending your donation to Project No. 312, Chinandega, Nicaragua.
Make a child smile this Christmas.