As the couple working with us are moving (see yesterday’s point), we need to quickly find an affordable manager or possibly close. CLC owns the property, which would then need to be sold. Please pray about this situation.
Friday (21th) - Central Asia 1
Please pray for our booksellers’ conference taking place this weekend. It is always a time for sharing experiences and offering encouragement, so please pray that we may listen to the Lord regarding His work and the projects to be undertaken.
Week 35 - The Caribbean
August 24th to August 30th
Monday (24th) - Barbados
Please pray for the members of our board as they need to quickly move forward with selling part or all of the CLC property to address debts and enable further purchases of stock if the ministry is to continue.
Tuesday (25th) - Dominica
Sadly, our Dominica shop closed earlier this year for economic reasons. We are thankful to Tajya Winston, who is courageously "continuing the work as a mobile tent ministry. Please pray for Tajya’s good health, strength, and spiritual encouragement.
Wednesday (26th) - Trinidad & Tobago
We praise God for His faithfulness and His goodness to us. We had reached a very low point financially, but then a publisher generously donated over thirty cartons of Bibles and other books for our ministry. God is always on time!
Thursday (27th) - Trinidad & Tobago
In addition to the generous gift of stock we received from one publisher (see yesterday’s point), we have also learnt that another stock donation is coming from a different source. Pray that through these gifts we may increase our income.
Friday (28th) - Antigua
Pray for Arah Martin and her team. Most Antiguans are Christian by background, but “complacency prevails in the face of serious spiritual and moral challenges” (Operation World). Pray for CLC to make a difference and impact the population.
The Weekend (29th - 30th) - Regional Director
Pray for our Regional Director, Jim Pitman, as he works closely with our teams on the Caribbean islands. Pray for good mutual understanding and strong relationships with the local boards as well. Thank God for Jim’s fruitful USA connections.