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Newsletter July 2020 MANNING GREAT LAKES CHRISTIAN BROADCASTERS INC Shop 5 97 Isabella Street (PO Box 246) Wingham NSW 2429 Phone: (02) 6553 0116 Fax: (02) 6553 0117 Email: [email protected] Web: www.rhemafm.net JULY 2020 “The righteous shall give thanks to Your Name; The upright shall dwell in your presence.” Psalm 140:13 I have played enough baseball to know Verses 15 and 16 confirms that He that when that ball is coming at high was overseeing us pre-birth, creating speed, there are only two things I can us as we are for a specific purpose in do. One is to face it and give it my best this life, and that someday, probably strike or pull back and let it go. sooner than we know, we will abide in Life is a little like that; it sometimes perfection forever in Heaven and be pitches us a mean ball. Our decision is surrounded by perfection. what to do with the circumstances. There are times when I wish I had a Face them or ignore them. greater range of abilities or possessed My heart grieves to see so much suf- certain talents, but on reflection I find fering and pain across our communities that I am who I was created to be on and particularly amongst our friends. this earth and for the purposes for We were never promised immunity which God designed me. from sadness. This is all the result of So: “Thank you Jesus for who I am the original ‘fall’ back there in the Gar- and for the situations I am in. You have den of Eden. Praise God however, the purposed it for a reason and I know burden of life can be made a lot easier that if I remain faithful to you in this for us if we rely on Him and respond to life I have a wonderful future awaiting His promise that He will never leave us me in Heaven once this life is over.” or forsake us. I am continually encouraged by Psalm 139. It is one passage that gives me confidence that our loving Father knows us and loves us better than we could ever realise. CHAIRMAN’S DESK The AGM for Manning Great Lakes Christian Broadcasters was held on the 25th May. The Board for the com- ing twelve months consists of Ken Ringrose, Ruth Whale, Kirk Pierce, Sharon Duffy, John Shackleton and myself. The purpose of the Board is We were saddened to hear of the to provide oversight and facilitate passing of Christian apologist Ravi the running of the station by support- Zacharias who died on 18th June at ing Mark Spencer in his management his home in Atlanta, following a brief of the radio station. Thank you to battle with sarcoma. He was 74. Ravi Graeme Bingham for your service. Zacharias spent the past 48 years I wish to thank all the Board, Mark commending the Christian faith and and the faithful announcers of this addressing life’s greatest existential vital Christian radio ministry. If you questions of origin, meaning, morality believe the Lord is calling you to as- and destiny with eloquence and grace sist on the Board please give Mark, at Through his founding and leadership the station, or myself a call. of Ravi Zacharias International Thank you also to all our faithful Ministries (RZIM), he launched a sponsors, donors and listeners for global team of nearly 100 Christian supporting this ministry allowing the message of hope, found in none other scholars and authors who continue to than Jesus Christ our Lord, to be speak, resource, train and address transmitted in this area. the questions of millions around the Stay tuned to Rhema 106.5FM for world. Ravi Zacharias is survived by the many blessings of great music and his wife of 48 years, Margie. encouraging and uplifting messages spreading the wonderful message of DEPUTATION salvation through Jesus Christ. Our station manager, Mark God Bless, Spencer, is available to visit your Don Emms church or group to share about the ministry of Rhema FM. He is also available to preach if needed. We want to let people know what God is doing through this local mission. Give Mark a call at the office on 6553 0116 and find a suitable time and date for him to share. This is open to all denominations. TAX DEDUCTIONS SPONSORS Once again we want to remind you We thank all our sponsors who faith- that all donations to Manning Great fully support this ministry. Without Lakes Christian Broadcasters over $2 their financial help, we would not be are tax deductible. able to continue to broadcast the As we have just begun a new financial message of hope in Jesus Christ. year, you may have received some All our sponsors have Christians who white receipts in your envelope with own or manage the business. We en- “The Word For Today”. These are for courage our listeners to support our your records as you do your 2019-20 sponsors. They include Yes Optus annual tax return. (Taree and Forster), Becker Family We would like to thank people for Funerals, Page 5 Office National, their generosity towards this ministry. ACE Mechanicals, Taree Discount Some contributions are substantial, Tyres, Ultimate Eyecare, MidCoast and others are given with a sacrificial Hearing, Don Emms Signs, Taree heart. Whether big or small, all of Christian College, Camp Elim, Susan these donations are gratefully received Baker Financial Planning, and AME and are used to advance God’s Kingdom. Antennas. Added to this, the following churches also financially support Rhema FM: FROM AGM One Life Church, Presbyterian Church The election of the Board of Man- of Eastern Australia, Taree Seventh agement for the next twelve months Day Adventist Church, Wingham Bap- took place at our Annual General Meet- tist Church, Wingham Presbyterian ing on Monday 25th May. There were no Church and Wingham Uniting Church. new people wanting to be on the board. For as little as $55 per month, your It consists of: business (or church) will help keep us Chairperson: Don Emms on air. If you are an owner or man- Deputy Chair: Kirk Peirce ager of a business as a Christian, we Treasurer: Ruth Whale would love to hear from you. Or you Secretary: Ken Ringrose may know someone in business from Other members: John Shackleton and your church. Please speak to them Sharon Duffy. about becoming a sponsor of Rhema FM 106.5. Call us on 6553 0116. These people have been overseeing this ministry for many years, and you can be assured Rhema FM 106.5 is in good hands as they serve Jesus Christ. MONDAY – FRIDAY SATURDAY News & Weather Hourly from 7am – 5pm News & Weather Hourly from 7am – 9am 6.00am Breakthru Generation with Mal 6.00am Breakthru Super Special with Mal Garvin Garvin 6.30am Legacy Radio with Derek Prince 6.30am Leading The Way with Dr Michael 7.15am God’s Gang Youssef 7.30am Community Announcements 7.00am Community Saturday 7.35am Morning Devotions 7.25am Community Announcements 8.15am On This Day 7.30am Compassion Moment with Denis 8.30am Family Minute with Brett Ryan Burns (monthly) 9.00am Power2Change (Mon & Tuesday) 8.15am On This Day 9.30am Travellers Guide with Helen Mottee 9.05am Local News with Vicki Goodsell (Wednesday - Friday) 10.00am Road Ramblings with Chris 10.30am A Different Perspective with Goodsell Berni Dymet 11.00am 20 Countdown Magazine with 11.30am Focus on the Family with Jim William Ryan III Daly 1.00pm Artist Spotlight with Aaron Brown 12.30pm Enjoying Everyday Life with 3.30pm Science Scripture and Salvation Joyce Meyer 4.00pm Local News (repeat) 1.30pm Community Announcements 5.00pm Christianity Works with Berni 1.45pm Legacy Radio (repeat) Dymet 2.00pm Gentle Music Hour 6.00pm Radio Theatre by Focus on the 3.30pm Answers with Ken Ham Family 5.05pm Family Minute (repeat) 7.00pm Breakthrough Super Special (rpt) 5.10pm On This Day (repeat) 7.10pm TCM (Today’s Christian Music) 5.30pm Breakthru Generation (repeat) 10.00pm Artist Spotlight (repeat) 6.05pm Adventures in Odyssey 12.00am Christianity Works (repeat) 7.00pm Focus on the Family (repeat) 2.00am Leading The Way (repeat) 7.30pm (Monday) 3.00am Science Scripture and Salvation History Makers with Matt Prater 5.00am History Makers with Matt Prater (Tuesday) Homecoming Radio (repeat) All Rhema programs are subject to (Wednesday) availability and can change without 20 Countdown Magazine notice. The management of Rhema (Thursday) Aussie Gospel Show 8.00pm (Monday) Power2Change (repeat) FM does not necessarily agree with 8.30pm (Tuesday) Gospel Country (repeat) all the content of all the spoken 9.00pm (Monday) Light & Life programs. They are provided to 9.30pm Insight For Living with Chuck Manning Great Lakes Christian Swindoll Broadcasters and aired without 11.00pm A Different Perspective (repeat) editing. 12.00am Focus on the Family (repeat) 2.00am Enjoying Everyday Life (repeat) SUNDAY PROGRAMMING We appreciate your comments and 6.00am Breakthru Generation with Mal ideas on the programming and music Garvin that is aired by Rhema FM Manning 6.30am Leading The Way with Dr Michael Youssef Great Lakes. 7.30am Insight For Living with Chuck As a community radio station, we Swindoll want to meet the needs of the local 8.00am Hymnfest (1 hour of traditional area, so we appreciate your feedback. hymns) Our address is: 8.30am Hymns Old and New Rhema FM Manning Great Lakes 9.00am 4 Eternity with Helen Mottee Shop 5 97 Isabella St (PO Box 246) 10.00am Crossway Church Service Wingham NSW 2429 11.00am Light & Life Phone: 6553 0116 Fax 6553 0117 11.30am Focus on the Family Australia Email: [email protected] 12.15pm Let My People Think with Ravi Zacharias 1.00pm Sunday Lunch 3.30pm Science Scripture and Salvation It has become increasingly difficult 4.00pm Homecoming Radio with Bill and for us to provide copies of programs Gloria Gaither requested by our listeners.
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