Africa @ Revival Newsletter – Calvary Church Woodstock

Benin ~

Michael Benson family

At National Conference at least twenty-seven received the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Many were also healed and delivered.

Burkina Faso ~ Ken Cantrell & Zack Sportsman families

We give God praise for the three church dedications.

Cameroon ~ Terry Riddick & Rusty Riddick families

There were ten baptized in Jesus’ name and nine received the baptism of the Holy spirit.

Two ministers were commissioned in one town.

Congo (Brazzaville) ~ Regional Missionary, Gistophe family

A total of eight received the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

Equatorial Guinea ~ Regional Missionary, Peter Mua family

There were eleven baptized in Jesus’ name and four received the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

A woman was healed of severe pains she has had for the past seventeen years.

One lady testified of how her son became sick with malaria and typhoid fever at the time she had no money. When she arrived at the hospital, God sent someone she did not know and he paid her bills. Before leaving the hospital she was helping others with finances, He is still Jehovah Jireh!

Gabon ~ reported by Pastor Desire

There were nine baptized in Jesus’ name and two received the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

Ghana ~ Nicky Sisco & Colleen Carter families

In several churches a total of twenty-eight were baptized in Jesus’ name and twenty-eight received the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

A new church opened at one of the district capitals.

Thirteen graduated from one extension school with their GATS certificate.

Kenya ~ Jim Crumpacker & Patrick Groves families

In one month 238 were baptized in Jesus’ name and thirty-three received the baptism of the Holy Spirit. There are eighty-seven reported miracles and 124 were healed. There were also eight who were revived.

Liberia ~ reported by Superintendent Rev. S. Benda

In one month, there were twenty-two baptized in Jesus’ name and eight received the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

Madagascar ~ Chris Richardson family

Local pastors report that in one month a total of fifty-six were baptized in Jesus’ name and thirty-six received the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

One lady was healed of cancer.

One district in the capital city reports that in 2015, they had 150 receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit and 121 were baptized in Jesus’ name in their district meetings.

Nigeria ~ Gerry McLean & Steve Phelps families

One pastor began the year with twenty-one days of prayer and fasting. To seek solitude for their prayer time, the congregation would hike off to the bush every morning and return home at night. When they returned home one evening, there was much commotion at the church. A member’s baby had died and she brought the dead baby to the church. Surrounded by mourners and the grieving family, the pastor intervened by picking up the dead baby and began to pray for her. After 30 minutes of prayer she began to cough. Pastor instructed the mother to feed the child and she completely revived. God had restored life into her lifeless body and the mourning was turned into dancing!

One pastor re-baptized thirty-five members of a denominational church including the pastor and his wife in Jesus’ name.

After a five day meeting in a city that has been victimized by several terrorist attacks, 105 were baptized in Jesus’ name and approximately seventy received the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

A newly opened church in the largest city of the nation has experienced immediate growth. Nine have already been baptized in Jesus’ name and six received the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

South Sudan ~ Patrick Groves family

Due to instability and war prevailing, the believers have had to flee conflict areas and resettle elsewhere. We began 2015 with thirteen churches. We give God praise that in spite of all the displacement there are four churches still intact. Many believers have scattered all over the country and even into neighboring countries. However, despite the dire circumstances God is still adding to the church.

At General Conference twelve received the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

A total of thirteen were baptized in Jesus’ name at two of our churches.

Togo ~ reported by Associate Missionary, Logan Blackmon

Prison ministry is powerful. A total of seventy-one were recently baptized in Jesus’ name.

Uganda ~ Phil Tolstad family

Three pastors were baptized in Jesus’ name and two new churches were established with many being baptized in Jesus’ name and receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

At the last doctrinal seminar two new churches were established and people came due to the miraculous.

In open air services God healed two children. A mother brought her three year old to be prayed for. She was so sick and close to death. She was in a coma, unresponsive and her eyes were rolled back in her head. After prayer she began to cry and talk to her mother, wanting to go home as she was hungry and wanted something to eat. Truly God did a great thing for little Rose. Another mother brought her seven year old son for prayer, he could not walk, he was crippled and unable to talk. In a few minutes he was smiling and walking normally around the service, as people marvelled and worshiped God.

Due to another doctrinal seminar in one city, the presbyter baptized twelve in Jesus’ name including the pastor and assistant pastor.

After another seminar a church is ready to be re-baptized in Jesus’ name, including the two pastors. Sixty-nine are ready for baptism and the pastor says he will be the first.

Over 200 attended a Regional Youth seminar and thirty-six received the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Since then six were baptized in Jesus’ name.

In one town there is a new church and already thirty-six were baptized in Jesus’ name. More will be baptized soon.

In another town the church when it was only two weeks old had thirty-nine in attendance.

In yet another town there were ten baptized in Jesus’ name.

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