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There are 38 Native Sudanese, ordained Evangelists with college degrees preaching in their home towns. They take turns today coming to Malek to teach 52 Students in their own language at ABC. There are now a total of 90 Evangelists, including students, serving Christ growing churches in Sudan. 100 more students are signed up for college in Jan.2010.

REPORT FROM YOURNEW

I was busy doing the following projects in the mission. Some of the projects are finished but some we did not finish because of shortage of the funds.

1. Hospital fence was built and we have shortage of funds to buy the cements and sand.
2. We have drilled two wells. We bought the pump, tank and the materials for the plumber to do the plumbing to the hospital and the doctor's guest house.
3. The Doctor's guest house construction is complete but there are a shortage of funds for a few things inside.
4. We have enlarged the fence around the hospital, church and ABC Bible College. It needs more work to finish it.
5. 800 100 lb Bags of corn were initially distributed to 500 poor and the needy people.
6. I spent much time preparing locations in villages for the 52 graduates from Bible College to preach.

In 2008 - 2009 there was a high growth of the churches in Aweil. And Evangelists who graduated from ABC are doing a great work in Aweil area. We can say that is God's blessings for the work they have done.

We need to pray for their ministries while serving their people. I am appealing to you so that you can get the sponsors for them who support them with food to be able to do better in the ministry. Some Evangelists have families and they need our support and encouragement.

A new water well has been drilled close by the Malek Christian Hospital with an electric pump

The well serves the Bible College next door also. When you look closely you can see the doctor's office and living quarters with the light blue roof, just to the right of the water tower. We found it difficult to get competent Doctors to come to help from Juba, Rumbak and Wau when we had a mud hut for them to live and sleep. Yournew agrees we are done building and need to focus on hospital equipment and conversions.

THE MALEK MISSION HAS THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES: REPORT FROM JOSEPH WEL

I am overseeing/supervising the hospital patients and construction of the fence and building of the guest house.

Conducting Bible studies, and evangelism, as a result of 40 people were baptized in Malek church. We have established a new church at Makuacamiir which is at the North East of Malek 2 miles and 50 people were baptized.

Through the evangelism we have managed to bring back new members who were not active in church membership.

We also thank God that for the relief food Sudan African send to us. The food helped most vulnerable families about 500 households especially the poor people.

Among them are our church members who were facing problems of hunger. Many of their children go for two to three days without food, but we thank God for providing the food. We pray that God will bless Sudan African Mission.

Lastly, our healing ministry (Clinic) is doing so well. We pray that the hospital equipment will come soon so that we can be able to test the sick people to give them the right medicines.

20 bicycles are needed for our rural Evangelists to effectively evangelize. Each cost USD 150.00. Thanks, signed Joseph Wel

Waralai Church - Monthly Report from William and Dahl

Our greetings to you in our Lord Jesus Christ. We are happy to report to you again about the work in our church in Waralai.

We have 60 Christians in Bible study and our membership grow everyday. We have youth ministry and we meet twice a week . We need for you to support them with sportswear such as t-shirts. We also have adult education and they need support to provide them with the books and writing materials.

We need a church building at Waralai so that we can be able to have Sunday service during the rainy season. We need two bicycles to make our work easy in the village.

We need your prayers so our God will lead us in His ministry and make us to teach his people the way they should follow.

REPORT FROM: PHILIP AMET, MALEK CHURCH MISSION

Greetings to you and our sponsors in USA

I am very glad to write to you and report to you the mission work in Malek. I am kindly informing you that the work in Malek Mission is going on well. ABC is doing all the clearing for the compound at Malek Mission and some other works in the church. These groups are very respectful students and I trust that they will do the best ministry in the local churches.

Report from Alok Church

I am greeting you in the name of our Lord Jesus.

I am sending you my report to tell you that the work in Alok is going on well. God brought many people to the church. I am now having about 40 people, men and women who are in Bible studies at Alok village. We have 9 people were baptised on November 22, 2009. Alok is a new church but is growing very well. We do not have any house for Sunday service. We do make our Sunday service under a tree.

I am asking if you could please send me a bicycle to help me with the transport and evangelism at the far villages.

I have a problem in that my wife gave birth to twins and there is not enough milk from the mother. I am praying for God to bless the babies with milk and food for the mother to feed.

Velantino Wol

Sudan Church of Christ Malekalel Church

Report from Lino Agou. I am an evangelist at Malek church. I am a songs leader in the churches of Christ in Aweil area.

I have established the new programme of going to the different churches to teach young people into Christ through singing. I hope through the prayers and the hard work our churches in Aweil will grow bigger.

We brought many to the church because of the song plan that we have produced to the churches. We are really blessed with this ministry. Our God is always with us with every work for Him so that can bring many people to know his word and love of Jesus Christ.

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