 | Democratic Republic of Congo Mission | |
Good day! Thank you for visiting this page. I hope that what you will see here will touch your hearts and minds regarding the souls that God has lead us to help in that far away land in Africa, Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Mission Smile for the Lord in Congo
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Bible School Orientation (school year 2009-2010)
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Soul Winning and Saturation
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Monster no more
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- There are two reasons why we reject something. When something is not good enough and when something is too good for us. Rejection helps us to discover who does not vibrate at the same frequency as we have, and therefore let us know whom not to waste our energy and resources.
Birds of the same feather flocks together. Chicken and eagles do not mix as they exist at a very different level. If we are unwilling to be rejected, we will remain where we are. Weaklings vibrate at the same frequency so with people with strength. The higher we go on our path of Spiritual development, the more we will find ourselves becoming not of the same frequency with others, and eventually be rejected by them.
- At the operating table lies the woman who believed, loved and followed me to the end of the world. As the knife touches her flesh, it is as if the wound was inflicted on me. I can feel her pains, the excruciating pains she suffered every time she had an attack. This pain must end. The gallbladder was exposed, inflamed with a lot of adhesions. Meticulously we cut the adhesions trying to reach to the bottom where we can see the arteries and the common bile duct. The pain inside me was too much that tears started to flow from my eyes but I hold on. The duct were exposed and we cut it. The bladder was removed, then I asked permission to get out and let them continue because I have to cry. I cried to God and thanked Him that He allowed us to be worthy to receive a part of His pain. This means that He is giving us a thumb up mark sign of His approval. I resolve whatever may happen, as long that God will still use us in Congo, we will stay. Six hours after the surgery,my wife was walking already. God never did leave us nor forsake us. Thank you friends for your prayers. God bless you.
- We get bored with childhood, then we rush to grow up and the long to be children again. We lose our health to make money... and then lose our money to restore our health. We think anxiously about the future that we forget the present, such that we live neither in the present nor in the future. We live as if we will never die, and die as though we had never live. Taken from an article an interview with God.
- We often miss the joy and happiness of the things that we have because we are caught up with the problems of life and we are thinking about the things that we do not have and how we are able to obtain them. Rather than intending for something because it is not there, we better trust and be grateful that we have a great Father who is willing to give us anything according to His plan and purpose. Our Father is rich and is able to do anything. Therefore, when we ask, we must believe that we have received it already. This way we would not have to strive and struggle to have it because we are assured of having it according to our Father's plan and purpose. He knows everything and His only desire is to give us the best.
- There are times I wonder why we are here in Congo. I also asked myself what prompted other missionaries to go to their mission fields? Then I realized that we are sharers of the same mystery....First you should know that we are not here by our own design. We were led here, step by step on different roads, through many apparent accidents; but always, it was the finger of God that beckoned us.
I believe that we are here for a reason. Even as I write, the adversary the devil begin to stalk Congo, roaring destruction! So in the evil times which are now upon us, I believe we are chosen to keep the small flame of love alight. To nurture the seed of goodness in this place, until He will call us back to Him.
- God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise. God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong. He chose the lowly things of this world and the despised things and the things that are not to nullify the things that are so so that no one may brag before HIm.
- We must take inventory of everything that God has given to us. What we have now is a seed..If we keep it today that is our only harvest, but if you release it and sow it, it becomes a seed. A seed is a tiny beginning with a big future. A seed is something that can become more. Remember that he which soweth sparingly shall reap sparingly and he which soweth bountifully shall also reap bountifully.
- What most people lack is not capability but motivation.
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 I was invited to teach at Calvary Baptist Church. I was amazed how beautiful they sang even without any instrumentation. Listen....
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October 1, 2009 Dear Pastors and Friends, From drcongomission.multiply.co m/: “At the operating table lies the woman who believed, loved and followed me to the end of the world. As the knife touches her flesh, it is as if the wound... more
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Here are some of the songs that my daughter sang. Previous playlists: | | Aug 9 | - | |
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 | Hello again
Also, we were wondering the where Rhea Faye is these days.
God bless you all
Edwin Gardner |
| Hello Dr & Mrs Felicilda
When we met you Marlene and I were the pastor at North Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. After
8 1/2 years we left the church June 28, 2009. Since then we have been working with a small Baptist Church in Gainesville, FL.. Two weeks ago we left that ministry. Marlene is now the Minister of Music at Parkview Baptist Church in Gainesville. I am going to help in that ministry.
We lost contact with you all until yesterday your Letter was forwarded to us. It is so good to catch up with you again.
Our home address is Edwin A. Gardner, 2440 NW 54th Blvd. Gainesville, FL 32653.... edwin3441@cox.net
The pictures and videos are such a blessing to us. Keep up the good work. Keep the Son in your eyes.
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armanps wrote on Oct 28, '10, edited on Oct 28, '10 Hello Ptr. Felicilda! I'm already blessed by just looking at your photos. God has done good things in Congo, and He has done it through you. God bless and more souls to be won for the Lord! - Arman www.moriah.sme.ph |
 | hi, bay, kumusta diha...long time no hear, medyo busy ka kaayo diha bay,,,i know how the Lord has blessed you as you work for His kingdom you get the satisfaction as a professional as well as a minister of the gospel bay...keep it up God bless you more. |
| kumusta diha bay...are you still the fairest there in congo? he he he...I heard ni pauli ka...Nolan told me, we were in brisbane together for the WCDN AU... regards and God bless you. |
 | Dear Rev. & Dr. Congo,
Greetings in jesus Name
We are all praying for you, for your dear family and for your great ministry.
I want to introduce myself. I Am Pastor. Srinivasa Rao . Ch. from South India. And today I recieved your letter through the e-mail. thank you so much for your labor for Him and for everything.. you are very privileged to be used by God there ,serving God is always a privilege and is very rewarding...
And please let me know more about your minsitry. And we are praying for the spiritual leaders for this ministry. If you are interested I will send more details for your consideration. Please pray for my family, for my ministry.
If possibble please try to come and visit my family and our ministry.
Thanking you dear Reverend,
Yours sincerley in HIs service,
Pastor.Srinivasa RAo. Ch.
Phone: 0091-9848588214 & 9989242185
e-mail: yv_Grace@yahoo.co.in
chsimon2001@hotmail.com
i will be praying for you always... thank you for everything... God bless you much... |
 | Shalom!,In Richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, lofty or humble in all Whatever we do, we do for the Glory of God! Thks for dropping by. May your ministry becomes a sweet smelling oblations to the Lord Jesus Christ. God Bless! (Philippians 4:11 "11. Not that I speak in respect of want for I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content." :) |
 | thank you so much for answering yes to His call... thank you so much for your labor for Him and for everything.. you are very privileged to be used by God there in Congo... serving God is always a privilege and is very rewarding... material things may be scarce but the joy of serving the Lord and sharing His great love to the lost is more than anything.. serving the Lord of lords and the King of kings is a great privilege for a Christian... one day when you will finally see the face of the One you love you can say Lord i have lived a life for you.... bringing precious souls at Jesus' feet is the goal of every Christian and thank you for living a life in accordance to His will....
your lives will always be a challenge and an encouragement to me... i pray that many Christians will also yield to His call to be reapers in His harvest field and to be commited in supporting especially in the mission works... indeed the harvest is so white but the laborers ar few...
i will be praying for you always... thank you for everything... God bless you much... |
 | hi pastor,
by the way im Neva Jean Billones,a nursing student from iloilo. I saw your picture last time at iloilo baptist church as i attended their missions conference. I have this burden for missions, especially in africa..May you continue reaching more souls for Jesus, i am praying that your ministry their would continue, and may God strengthen and encourage you always. You serve as my inspiration, in serving God in my own simple ways..Can i have your email address?..by the way my email ad is christian_aven@yahoo.com..Godbless il continue praying for you.. |
 | we r proud of ur commitment and sacrifice!!!
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| Hi every one! hope u r all fine and dandy!! may God continue to use u tremendously n ur family to preach the gospel to the poor and needy. We mention u if not always in our prayers, n think of u often!!! |
 | hello pastor
how are you there in congo?
hope your fine
may god be with you always
god bless you thank you for everything |
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