Found 3 articles matching 'Mission'.
Ten for God
John Benton
Date posted: 1 Apr 2008
Until 1989, Poland was a Communist state ruled from Marxist Russia. Religiously, traditional Catholicism was the dominant force. But, during the years 1975 to 1990, God used a music group Deo Decyma (Ten for God) to spread the good news of Jesus Christ in Poland. This is something of their story.
The Krol family, headed up by the father Wilhelm Krol, a professor of civil engineering in Gliwice and a lay preacher, were evangelical Christians. Though their surroundings were quite hostile to the gospel, nevertheless the children, Nina, Henio and Adas, knew the Lord and felt very secure and free in Christ.
-
Previous
- Page 1 of 1
-
Next
Back from the dead
Back from the dead
The little Grace Baptist church in Watford, North West of London, had closed some time ago. However, driven by concern for God’s glory a Christian worker was stirred to seek to reopen it.
There was a promising initial meeting in the old chapel on Easter Sunday this year, with 22 people, including many well-wishers, present. But the following Sunday showed the cold reality of the situation. The preacher was the only one there for the morning service.