Dear Pastor and Co-labours,

            As always we give thanks to God for all He is doing.  In these last two months we and many of our people here have been going through trails, illnesses, financial and two were falsely accused of illegal behavior and while being supportive and helpful we all know bad things sometime happen to good people and through it all we learn to trust in the Lord more. Please pray with us for the Lord’s people here as we can see the enemy trying to discourage.

The Spanish church is going well. We still have new visitors almost every week. It took five years of prayer before Cristina accepted the Lord as Savior. That was exceptionally long, but she is now very faithful and the last two weeks has brought a friend to church who we gave a Bible to, she says she gets goose bumps reading it, it truly is that powerful when one is searching for the truth. Please pray for her, Nuria, as we feel she will accept the Lord as Savior very shortly. Also, Gustavo and Eilean are also new ones that need salvation.

The African church is also doing well and we see them growing spiritually. The men and woman have taken on responsibilities in the church. They are doing most of the preaching and teaching themselves and encouraging one another with visits and prayers, one for another. The men who preach and teach still need Dave’s help and instruction, but we thank the Lord for their dedication and willingness to learn.

We are expecting great things this year in the work here in Spain . We are still having trouble with the American dollar exchange rate. It is almost $1.50 to 1 Euro. Just when it looks like it is going to get better it gets worse. We are trusting in the Lord to supply our needs and thank you for your faithful financial and prayer support that the work of God might prosper.

Prayer request:                                                                                     In His Service,
The salvation of Nuria, Gustavo.
People in the church who are going through trials
The very low dollar exchange rate                                             Dave and Florence McDonald