CHINA MISSION PROJECT NEWSLETTER

January 2007


200 university students are attending church service (Three years ago less than 65 were regular attendees)

Before returning to China in September, David participated in the Kairos event at Martin County Correctional Institutional (MTCI) facility. MTCI is a maximum security prison. Forty men from various denominations met once a week for 9 weeks to prepare for the 4 day event 36 inmates attended. Men received Christ, others were renewed, and for others the Seed was planted.


China Mission Project continues to support 10 orphans and other missionaries

Weekly activities continue:
3 Bible studies
Sunday afternoon Bible movie with 8 to 12 students
Visits to the deaf center


Baptism

Solomon, a 22 year old student at the University who has attended our Bible study for the last 2 years, was baptized in our apartment in December


Plans are being made to make University Community Church an International Church Fellowship. Ninety “foreigners” worship together at weekly Sunday Evening services



The move to establish an International Fellowship will have an impact on the entire Province, allowing the Fellowship to receive overseas financial aid to provide outreach to the needy university Christians



Bookstore being explored

Time spent in Beijing gathering information Feasibility study planned for the Spring


Christmas Guest in South Florida

Our Chinese friend, Howard, came to the U.S. for the first time. He was training at Ft. Hays University in Kansas for a teaching assistant position at the university. David visited him in Kansas for 4 days. At the end of December, Howard, visited us in our home. We had a great time seeing South Florida again through him.