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Brookside Baptist Church - CAMP MEETING
Rev. Mike Nixon Pastor - Rev. Fred Potter Founder
Services:
Monday 2:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m. Tuesday - Friday 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.
CAMP MEETING DATES:
March
- Last Monday & week following,
July
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Last Monday & week following
October
- Last Monday & week following
For more information call: Tel. 423-878-2771 or 423-878-8131 - Tri-State Baptist Children’s Home 1528 Vance Tank Rd. Bristol, TN. 37620
Updates from Eastern Europe
Greetings from sunny Bulgaria. So far it's only rained twice
this week.
July
20, 2010
Sunday I was able to take a van load of believers into the larger meeting in Dabravino. This year instead of having large, all-night meetings, we're bringing the villages in two and three at a time on Sunday mornings. There were over a hundred people in the meeting. We heard great testimonies of answered prayers, and not only from older believers. There's plenty of new ones that are excited about the Lord, as well. Several told about how they came to the church looking for help in their sickness, and the Lord healed them. Now they are thanking God for the sicknesses, because, as they say, "If I hadn't fallen sick, I might have never known Jesus."
Yesterday was Katy's sixteenth birthday. To celebrate, the whole family went to Varna and met with the Welch family for an afternoon of fun and fellowship, and pizza.
We're still waiting for word on my visa. Pray for us. From Bulgaria, Zachary LeFevre
July 5, 2010
What a good day. Once or twice a year we American missionaries will get together
for a meal and fellowship. Today the weather was perfect, food was irresistible,
children were happy, music was good, and now we're wore out. We have a lot to be
thankful for. He's been good to us.
I checked on my visa this morning, but it still isn't ready. It was supposed to be ready a week ago. They told me to apply for my children this week whether or not my visa comes in, which is good news.
Brother Alish (the younger) was in a car accident yesterday with his family. At the time of the accident no one was hurt, but today they are all feeling sore. The other driver was at fault and his insurance will pay for the damages, but it will be a couple weeks before that happens. In the mean time they're without a car, and unable to go to their meetings.
From Bulgaria, Zachary LeFevre
June 21, 2010
We start another week of preaching in the villages. Last week we heard good testimonies of answered prayer. Almost every day we hear people tell that they can't wait for church. That's not always Sunday. It's not possible to do nineteen meetings in nineteen different villages all on Sunday; so each village has it's own church day.
Yesterday we had a baby dedication in the church in Shumen. Six preachers came for the special service and enjoyed a time of fellowship afterwards. It rained hard before the service, and rained lightly during the service. The little house couldn't hold everybody, and there were about a dozen people that stood outside the whole time.
The believers in the newest meeting said that their daughter's family really wants us to come have church in her village. We'll try and go this week if it works out, but don't know if we'll be able to go back every week, should they want us.
From Bulgaria, Zachary LeFevre
“And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity.” 1 Cor 13:13