Bishop Kirby and Pastor Sandra Clements have served as Elders in The Body of Christ for more than 35 years. They traveled nationally and internationally providing spiritual guidance and imparting into churches and ministries around the world. Not only are they co-laborers in ministry, but also in business as Bishop Clements is a Prosthodontist, in Decatur, Georgia, and Pastor Sandra services as his office manager.
William Kumuyi, a former University Don, is the founder and General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry (DCLM) worldwide. He is the pastor of the Headquarters Church located in Lagos where he teaches, preaches and conducts services, which attract over 400,000 people weekly. At present, the church has more than 1 million members in over 60 countries of Africa, Europe, Russia, Asia and America.
Posted Thu, 10/21/2010 - 21:15 by Trinity Church TP
By Jan Ransom, Flame International
To Him who is able to do immeasureably more than we ask or imagine..." Ephesians 3:20
Thank you to all of you who prayed for the Flame team in Nzara, South Sudan. The team stand in awe of the Lord who brought healing spiritually, emotionally and physically to hundreds of people of the area. We arrived to be told by the Bishop that the people of Nzara had lost hope due to the lack of action by the Sudanese Government and the constant killings by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). When we left, there was very definitely hope and a desire to press on towards the goal which is heavenwards!
Garold is a writer and a director with over 25 years of experience. His credits include film, television, churches, museums, and theatres. He is also a mentor and life coach to many creative souls.
Report from Rev Gary Seithel – leader of “On the Move East” - Brentwood Churches Outreach - June 2010
Glorious weather- low 70s sun, is this really England? We saw a huge response in people coming through our BBQ site for free Burgers and sausages. Simple menu but great worship music lifting up the Lord right on the spot of the old chapel ruins built almost 800 years ago.
In the hustle of life you sometimes forget some of your basic motivations and get caught up in rocks, thorns and thistles. But when push comes to shove it is your basic motivations that come to the fore. These are the enduring factors that no span of time or trial can change. When they are the foundation they are always there.
The Bible is an amazing book; in it, God tells the story of how He has reached out to humanity down through the ages. We read about how He created us, and about how He became human and walked on the earth, dying and rising again to reconcile us to Himself and we read about how He will wind up all of history when Jesus returns in triumph. But the Bible is more than a story, it is also God’s way of speaking to us and drawing us to Himself. It is a story which speaks about the whole of humanity and which speaks to every man, woman and child on the planet.
I met Betty Jokodi, aged about 7 or 8, in the Lokurabang camp for internally displaced people (IDPs) on the outskirts of the Southern Sudanese town of Lainya, in May 2009. Her grandfather pastors a church in the midst of the camp and I had been invited to join their Sunday service. I sat with the children on pews made from logs propped up on branches under the shade of small mango trees. I was visiting the area with a team of volunteers on a short-term project with Flame International, a UK based charity that works in many war-torn countries.
Bishop Kirby and Pastor Sandra Clements have served as Elders in The Body of Christ for more than 35 years. They traveled nationally and internationally providing spiritual guidance and imparting into churches and ministries around the world. Not only are they co-laborers in ministry, but also in business as Bishop Clements is a Prosthodontist, in Decatur, Georgia, and Pastor Sandra services as his office manager.
Thank you to all of you who prayed for the Flame team in Nzara, South Sudan. The team stand in awe of the Lord who brought healing spiritually, emotionally and physically to hundreds of people of the area. We arrived to be told by the Bishop that the people of Nzara had lost hope due to the lack of action by the Sudanese Government and the constant killings by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). When we left, there was very definitely hope and a desire to press on towards the goal which is heavenwards!
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