Prayer Focus: September 2024

We are grateful for your prayers as we work in many different cultures and contexts

CLC: A Diverse Family (Welcome to CLC World Magazine 2019/03)

As you probably realise, CLC is an extremely diverse group of people. Operating in 46 countries, with national workers in each of them, alongside a smaller number of cross-cultural workers, CLC is made up of many nations, languages and church backgrounds. We come together under a shared vision to help people on their spiritual journey through the Bibles, books and Christian resources that we distribute.

Biker Bibles

Three bikers came all the way from Delaware to our Headquarters in Fort Washington to get some Biker Bibles to use in their ministry to unsaved bikers. We are praying that the Lord will transform many lives!

Encouraging Stories from CLC Barbados

A few stories of God's working in and through CLC Barbados. These stories were shared at our CLC 75th anniversary.

Exciting Changes for CLC Trinidad!

In January, 2016, Gerardo Scalante and Dave Almack came to view the work at the stores. For me this was a very timely and strategic visit – a time of preparation to set us on course for the season ahead, particularly as, at the end of 2015, our Prime Minister had declared that Trinidad and Tobago was officially in recession.

A Fresh Start for CLC Tobago by Sandra Robinson

CLC operated a small outlet here in the early 1980s, but it closed as it did not prove economically viable. It had always been Marlene Ramroop’s dream to re-open in Tobago and, more recently, we were searching for a suitable location ...

USA & Liberia Join Forces for Liberian Pastors’ Summits

A ‘refresher’ summit was held in 2015; then, in March 2016, a Pastors’ Summit was held once again. Dave Almack and Gerardo Scalante attended the event and Dave wrote afterwards: “Our week in Liberia was spent with Dr. Tony Hart and Pastor Sam Reeves hosting a Pastors’ Summit for 300 pastors. The teaching was...

Davis Laudat Shares About Evangelism Beyond the Bookshop

Over the past decade, we have seen a growth in the number of customers due to our many annual activities. One of these is our book table promotions held just outside the bookshop, which highlight the importance of reading good Christian literature – especially the Bible. This has also strengthened our witness through evangelism and our sales.

Rod Fowler Discusses Solutions to Difficult Situations

In the mid 1990s, CLC Canada was going through a very difficult time and, with dropping sales, we were unable to pay our suppliers. CLC owned a property that had been up for sale for quite some time, but no one showed an interest in buying it. Finally, when we were wondering about the future of the ministry...

Memories We Cherish: Called by God by Cornelia John Baptist

Two and a half years ago, I returned to Dominica with great joy to work among my own people. The burden on my heart was how to reach them with good literature. As I prayed, the Lord showed me I should go to the villages and towns with the Source of Light Bible correspondence course. The Lord gave me a wonderful...

New Leadership in Barbados

Marion Manning recently realised she needed new leadership for CLC Barbados. Encouraged at a conference to use board members more, Marion invited Rev. Wilbert Charles to her office. Wilbert had worked...

It seems that every forward move we have ever made in the West Indies has been ‘by faith’, which is as it should be, though I confess that the flesh longs for sight sometimes.

CLC Antigua was born in 1961, giving us 55 years of grace and mercy in the beautiful islands of Antigua and Barbuda. We give thanks that the Bible is still the most popular book in the shop — our best seller — and for the freedom we have to put this wonderful book into the hands of our customers. As a result, many lives have been changed. To God be all the Glory!

As we celebrate the 75th anniversary of CLC International, we are grateful for the exciting and valuable history that God has allowed us to write. We are also grateful for the testimony, faithfulness and the miraculous way in which Ken and Bessie Adams faced the tremendous challenges and difficulties of their time, while carrying forward the vision that God had given them.