Quarterly Fellowship, Forest Hills Church, March 26

After a meaningful quarterly fellowship meeting March 26, 2011, a few gathered outside the church for a formal picture! Left to right, Wayne Lawton, Josphat Yego, Justus Miwanda, William Rukirande and Don Jacobs.

Our theme was, "Those who love the Lord spoke often one to another." So that is exactly what we did, for God's glory and our edification.

A note from Brother Eliud

March 20, 2011

Dear Brethren,

For the last ten years, we, the East African Revival Fellowship, Rift Valley Province, Kenya, brethren have been conducting a Mission week in Turkana during the month of August.

We have evangelised at Lodwar Town, Kalokol, Lomil, Nakitokion, Loroo and Nouting.

At Lomil, Loroo and Nakitokion area we are working with Rev. David Nakain (cell phone No +254727101529) of Africa Inland Church Kenya and also the area Assistant Bishop who has started churches under trees, also Schools and a dispensary. The school at Lomil is now up to class four (4) with two untrained teachers and the rest are nursery schools.

In the year 2009 we gave uniforms to 208 school children and we are planning to give out 300 uniforms to the children each estimated to cost Shs. 600/= and food and other cloths. We will also visit another area called Lokichar for the first time.

Please pray with us that the Lord will open ways and provides for these needs.

Praise the Lord.
Brother Eliud Muikia Njuguna
Naivasha, Kenya.

March 26 fellowship meeting at Forest Hills Mennonite Church

You are invited to attend the Revival Fellowship Meeting on Saturday, March 26, 2011. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. at the Forest Hills Mennonite Church, 100 Quarry Road, Leola, PA 17540 (Check mapquest for directions). A noon meal will be served ($6). Testimonies will be shared by Justus Miwanda, an ordained Anglican priest from Kampala, Uganda and Irene Weaver Maust Clark of Depoe Bay, Oregon. Justus Miwanda is the Executive Director of International Needs Network - Uganda. He will give his personal testimony and also tell of his ministry to almost 2,000 students in Uganda. He is married to Deborah and they have three children. Irene Weaver Maust Clark, grew up in Lancaster and Dauphin Counties. She now lives with her husband, Dr. Grant Clark in Oregon but is presently visiting her parents, Luke & Edna Weaver in Elizabethtown. She will give personal testimony and tell how her former mother-inlaw, the late Erma Maust, influenced her Christian walk. This fellowship which meets quarterly was started in Central Pennsylvania as a result of missionaries from several denominations returning from East Africa with renewed faith. For more information you may call Wayne & Mary Lou Lawton in the Elizabethtown area at 717-361-8990 or Tom & Sheila Hess in the Harrisburg area at 756-7921, or Paul & Miriam Burkholder in the Lancaster area at 368-0823





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Wayne D. Lawton, pastor
Cedar Hill Community Church
Elizabethtown, PA 17022
Home/Office 717-361-8990