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FOCUS May 2014 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH VOLUME 19 No. 4 South Queensland Conference May 2014 Nurturing Disciples In a Healthy Growing Church Reaching Out and Connecting Newsletter of the South Queensland Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church PATHFINDERS SALUTE A SILVER CELEBRATION by Elei Faramo t was way back in 1989 on a humble acreage belonging to Alan nationalities representing all points of the globe: Middle East to and Nerilye Aldridge where 40 brave Pathfinders and their Malaysia, Niue to Samoa, New Zealand to Germany, to name a few. leaders began what is now known as “Munungjali South East Those present enjoyed celebrating cultural differences, learning new IPathfinders District Mini Camporee.” languages using songs and memory texts. The celebrations continued Celebrating 25 years this year, Pathfinder District Directors Alan, as an international progressive tea was staged. After tea, everyone had Sharyl, Elei and Sila, with the endless support of their partners, the opportunity to be entertained by an array of colourful costumes planned another wonderful camp that saw approximately 400 attend. in a concert that successfully portrayed a greater awareness of how While there were a number of obstacles, including the prediction of wonderfully and uniquely each of us have been created. inclement weather and the unavailability of speakers, the coordinating All the participants completed the “Cultural Diversity” Pathfinder team soldiered on in faith, trusting that God would again lead. Honour and made new friends from other clubs throughout the Throughout the weekend, the Lord’s greatness was on display weekend as they worked together on various tasks and activities. with the campers enjoying dry conditions (it poured with rain Sunday was filled with fun and fellowship as Pathfinder groups the day after the camp finished!). showed their skill at cooking damper and pancakes. Highlights for the weekend included local pastors inspiring our The Munungjali Camporee steering committee wishes to young people to stay connected to Christ, and a special offering acknowledge the generous support of Brendan Linnewebber for collected on Sabbath to purchase Bibles that will be eventually supplying all our sound and technical needs for the weekend and presented at the South Pacific Division Camporee at the beginning Pastors Willie Strickland and Joseph Khabazz from the South of 2015. Enough money was collected on Sabbath to purchase Queensland Conference Youth Department for their ongoing 200 Bibles! leadership, care and provision of our conference’s Pathfinder This year the Munungjali Camporee boasted 18 different ministry that continues to connect precious young lives to Christ. 2014 Camp Application inside CONFERENCE NEWS THE CHURCH ON THE HILL by Sone Mariner rayer and fasting equates to POWER. It was a powerful week around three DVDs per Pfor three Literature Evangelists (LEs) in Kingaroy in early day. April—they had been busy finding contacts who would be in- “By lunchtime, I had terested in watching the Beyond The Search DVDs. It was all part only been able to share of the preparations for Pastor Gideon Okesene’s, delivery of “The one DVD. At the mid- Last Empire” evangelistic program starting in May. The whole local afternoon point I had church fasted and prayed for the week leading up to the arrival of not been able to distribute any more DVDs—so I again fervently the LEs. prayed and asked the Lord to open the hearts and minds of the The LEs commented that they certainly felt God’s power at people I would contact before the day was over. work as they canvassed during the week. They were able to find “Soon after, I walked through the front gate and up the path to many people who were in need of practical help in their homes, knock on another front door. Jason came to the door and invited with church members responding to these needs and volunteer- me inside. The first thing I noticed was all the guitars around ing their services. the lounge room. I joked to Jason and commented to him that The members of the local church and the visiting Literature the only people I know who play so many instruments are those Evangelists met together Wednesday and Friday evenings during who play for church or play in a rock band! Jason laughed and the week, not only to pray but to share how the Lord had been shared that he plays in many different venues for many differ- blessing their efforts each day. ent kinds of functions and that he wasn’t against playing in a On Sabbath, some from the community came to worship with church. I asked him if he was a member of a church and he the local church members and they indicated that they would replied, ‘No.’ certainly visit again. After the Sabbath service, a scrumptious fel- “I didn’t pursue the matter further at that stage but began to lowship lunch was enjoyed by all. In the afternoon, the Literature show him the books I was carrying and began to explain their Evangelists led out in a training program for those who would significance. Jason was into health and fitness and the resources comprise a follow-up team. I shared with him on that subject began to interest him greatly. During the week, in answer to fervent prayer, our visiting Lit- “Evetually Jason decided to purchase Today, Tomorrow and You. erature Evangelists were pleased to give the following report; I was explaining to Jason about the book, the way it explained ◗ 35 homes to be followed up with Beyond DVDs what the Bible had to say on many different subjects and how it ◗ 700 pieces of literature distributed included Bible references and explanations of the various texts. ◗ 200 books ordered I assured him that Today Tomorrow and You was a great book for ◗ 27 prayers in homes those who wished to find out more about what the Bible says. The Kingaroy church is situated on a hill just out of the main “Jason was very pleased about that. I revisited the topic of town area on a lovely open property. The church remains com- church with him and it soon became apparent that he was a true mitted to “letting her light shine” to the surrounding commu- seeker of truth. nity and is dedicated to bringing the good news of the gospel to “The Holy Spirit impressed Jason that afternoon and it wasn’t those within its reach. long until he had asked for a full set of the Beyond The Search Sone Mariner, the South Queensland Conference’s Literature DVDs. Evangelist and Home Health Education Service team leader Jason accepted an invitation to come to church the following shares the following story as an indication of what the Lord is Sabbath and after a time of prayer together, I left. The Lord had doing in the Kingaroy area: heard my prayer that day. I was able to distribute more than just “The Lord continues to work little miracles for us each day here five DVDs—Jason had been an answer to prayer. in the Kingaroy area. Brian, one of our church members, chal- Did Jason honour his commitment to attend church on the lenged me before we set off one morning to distribute five DVDs Sabbath? that day—it was certainly a challenge since the norm is usually “Most certainly! And he loved it immensely—praise the Lord!” 2 | MAY 2014 | FOCUS CONFERENCE NEWS VIRTUAL PRAYER MEETINGSby Luke Farrugia ne of the best indicators of spirit- STEP 2: SCHEDULE THE MEETING STEP 5: HAVE YOUR FIRST MEETING Oual health is the willingness to take Work with your interests to find a It may feel a little awkward at first but part in prayer meetings. After all, who time that is most suitable for everyone. don’t worry, you will all fall into the rou- would not want to take the opportunity This can be difficult for busy people, but tine and before long, your biggest prob- to join with fellow believers and commu- the fact it is a Skype call should make it lem will be trying to finish on time be- nicate with the Almighty God. easier for everyone to find the time. cause no-one will want to stop! The problem that is often faced (espe- STEP 3: WRITE A PROGRAM IDEA: cially in regional areas) is that attending Don’t make it a rigid structure, but If you have a lot of people or if you a meeting is sometimes impractical as we a general plan will keep the flow going are just interested in being more engag- have to travel great distances to attend. and avoid going overtime. If your ing, try conversational prayers. Have one However, with the advent of technology, meeting runs too long, you will find person lead the prayer by topic (moving we may not even need to travel further people drop away as they will feel it is from health to soul winning, church life, than our closest computer. This means too great a time commitment. I would latter rain, etc) but each person chimes there is no reason for you not to get in- recommend: in with a single thought or request. volved. Read on to be equipped! ◗ 5 minutes general conversation; greet everyone and give time for the late WILL YOU TAKE UP THE THE TOOLS arrivals. CHALLENGE? There are lots of ways to communicate ◗ 10 minutes of sharing prayers and Is this an area of digital ministry you across the internet and you are free to praises (see more information in Step are interested in? Would you like more use whatever option you are most com- 4).
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