#Child Evangelism Fellowship

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William David “Dave” Fultz passed away on Saturday, April 2, 2022, at home in Taylors, South Carolina.

David was born to William Watson and Lila June Wilson Fultz, on November 17, 1949, in Portsmouth, Ohio. He graduated from Portsmouth High School in 1967 and received degrees in Bible and History from Bob Jones University in 1972, followed by two years of graduate studies. David enjoyed teaching Sunday School where he was able to showcase his excellent public speaking skills.

David married Linda Jean Henley on June 12, 1971, and they enjoyed almost fifty-one years of marriage together.

David is survived by his loving wife, Linda Henley Fultz; daughters, Evie Lynn Buisch (Benjamin), Emilie Katherine Sheppard (David), and Elizabeth Henley Black (Adam), along with his brother, Dennis Wilson Fultz (Alex Li), of Columbus, Ohio. David and Linda were blessed with six grandchildren, Clovelly Sheppard, Madison Buisch, Kinsale Sheppard, Steitler Buisch, Ryn Sheppard and Kyre Sheppard. He is also survived by lifelong friend Annette Boehm, his favorite granddog Bentley H. Black, and numerous other family members and friends.

David was preceded in death by his parents, William Watson Fultz and Lila June Wilson Fultz, in-laws Grady and Freddie Hires, and his best friend John Boehm.

A member of the International Code Council (ICC), David consulted in construction and building codes during his professional career. He served as an advisor and curriculum consultant for the Architectural and Construction Engineering Technology programs at Greenville Technical College. David was the beloved Homeowner’s Association President at Bay Tree Golf Colony in Little River, South Carolina for many years.

Visitation will be held at The Wood Mortuary in Greer, South Carolina on Thursday, April 7, from 5:00 to 7:00 in the evening. David’s Celebration of Life will be held at Taylors First Baptist Church on Friday, April 8, at 11:00 in the morning. Private burial to follow.

Memorials may be made to Taylors First Baptist Church- Bella's Bags Ministry at 200 W. Main Street, Taylors, SC 29687 or Child Evangelism Fellowship of SC, Greenville/Piedmont Chapter at P.O. Box 575, Taylors, SC 29687.

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"Requiring financial 'transparency' by The Satanic Temple is a terrible idea"

The Satanic Temple's supporters: "We're skeptical freethinkers who aren't beholden to dogma or superstition!!"

Also The Satanic Temple's supporters: "A public audit is probably just a waste of money and might make us look bad"

We say often, "Today is a good day for The Satanic Temple to release its finances."

Because, well, the Temple's owners Doug Misicko and Cevin Soling do shady shit with their finances.

But sometimes TSTers say the Temple shouldn't release their finances for review if the Christian orgs aren't going to.

Of course, many churches do it for their members or even post it online

The incorporated entity that is "Child Evangelism Fellowship" also does this, and apparently even pays for an audit:

[Note: The Satanic Temple, Inc., is also a section 170(b)(1)(A)(i), the same as CEF Inc.]

No such page or financials are provided for The Satanic Temple or its "constellation of affiliate entities" anywhere.

This is especially concerning given the supposed lack of knowledge Doug Misicko, TST Inc's treasurer and sole governing officer, shows when asked on the stand about nonprofit and for-profit.

Moreover, we’re still being sued by The Satanic Temple in federal court.

TST is now *also* suing Newsweek for writing about us. In addition, the Temple is now suing a TikToker in Texas for talking about our case. Check the pinned post for more.

#The Satanic Temple #TST #Child Evangelical Fellowship #tax exemption #churches #today is a good day for the satanic temple to release its finances

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‘An Illinois school district is defending an elementary school offering “After School Satan Club,” an extracurricular educational program sponsored by the Satanic Temple of the United States. The program, for children in grades first through fifth, will be taught by volunteers at The Jane Addams Elementary School in Moline, and will meet five times this year beginning Thursday, flyers circulating on social media claim. According to the flyer, the club will consist of science projects, puzzles, games, arts and crafts and outdoor nature activities. The club says it will help children learn benevolence and empathy, critical thinking, problem solving, creative expression and personal sovereignty. The Satanic Temple – essentially an activist group and think tank more than a religious institution – said the program is available at select public schools where Good News programs exist, and is meant to be educationally enriching. Members have no intention of converting children to Satanism. “Proselytization is not our goal, and we’re not interested in converting children to Satanism,” the temple says about the program on its website. “After School Satan Clubs will focus on free inquiry and rationalism, the scientific basis for which we know what we know about the world around us. “We prefer to give children an appreciation of the natural wonders surrounding them, not a fear of everlasting other-worldly horrors.” The flyer prompted a response from district leadership, who emphatically assured parents that “No teachers from Jane Addams, or any other district teacher, is involved” and “Flyers were not distributed to all students,” according to a letter from Rachel Savage, Moline-Coal Valley Schools Superintendent, to district families. She said that the space rental was “not generated by the district and is not affiliated with Jane Addams or the district.” A district parent had reached out to the Satanic Temple’s after school club, and told the group that the elementary school already offered a “child evangelism fellowship club” and wanted to bring their program to the school “to offer parents a choice of different viewpoints,” the superintendent said. Thirty flyers were sent to the school from the Satanic Temple and were placed in the school lobbies, as are all flyers for organizations and events at the school that are “religious in nature.” She further noted that the board of education permits community usage of its facilities, and approves several agreements with local churches. “To illegally deny their organization (viewpoint) to pay to rent our publicly funded institution, after school hours, subjects the district to a discrimination lawsuit, which we will not win, likely taking thousands upon thousands of tax-payer dollars away from our teachers, staff, and classrooms,” Savage wrote. The Satanic Temple says it views Satan as a “mythical figure representing individual freedom,” according to its website. “Satanists should actively work to hone critical thinking and exercise reasonable agnosticism in all things,” the temple says. “Our beliefs must be malleable to the best current scientific understandings of the material world — never the reverse.”’

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Today in Christian History

Today is Saturday, August 5th. It is the 217th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar; 148 days remain until the end of the year.

1590: Meletius Pegas becomes the Orthodox patriarch of Alexandria. He will endeavor to reunite the Greek and Coptic churches.

1604: John Eliot is baptized in England. His non-conformist views will eventually prompt him to move to America, where he will found fourteen congregations of Indian Christians, translate the Bible into Algonquin, and help prepare the Bay Psalm Book—the first book printed in America. Captured by Indians, he will learn their language while in captivity.

1720: Death in England of Anne Finch, Countess of Winchilsea, a notable poet and hymnwriter, loyal to King James II. Among her best-known religious poems is “The Atheist and the Acorn,” which depicts an atheist as a fool for trying to outguess God’s arrangements. She had also written a praise hymn beginning, “To the Almighty on his radiant throne / Let endless hallelujahs rise.”

1751: Rev. John Cuthbertson, America’s first Scottish Covenanter pastor, arrives in America. His name appears frequently as a genealogical authority because he will keep a log of births and marriages. In it, he records over five thousand family names as well as notes of six hundred marriages and almost two thousand baptisms he performs in the course of seventy thousand miles of ministerial travels.

1833: Allen B. Freeman, a young man recently graduated from a Baptist seminary, arrives to serve as a missionary in Northern Illinois, but will die of cold and exhaustion in December the following year after his horse collapses under him, forcing him to walk many miles back to Chicago.

1835: Death of Thomas McCrie, Scottish minister and church historian. He and three other divines had left the General Association Synod and formed the Constitutional Association Presbytery. He also wrote biographies of John Knox and Andrew Melville.

1844: The first assembly of Queen’s College, British Guiana, meets. The school has been established by Anglican bishop William Piercy Austin, a missionary to the South American colony.

1876: Scottish missionary Mary Slessor boards the SS Ethiopia to sail to Calabar (Nigeria). She shares the ship with a cargo of liquor.

1955: Death of Jesse Irvin Overholtzer, founder and first director of Child Evangelism Fellowship.

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Whelp, it's county fair week...

...which means I'll probably be mostly absent. I'm entering a bunch of baked goods, working throughout the week in the office and covering events, volunteering with my local Child Evangelism Fellowship chapter, and helping take care of a small army of horses.

I have plenty of posts queued up, and I don't think any of them are ask games...but just wanted to post a full warning.

In my absence, have this cutie:

#real life #horses #county fair

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Child Evangelism Fellowship prepares teens to share the Gospel with children in their community

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(Serious) My son wants to do the "Good News Club" after school this year. I'm an atheist. What questions should I ask the leader before I let him sign up? via /r/atheism

(Serious) My son wants to do the "Good News Club" after school this year. I'm an atheist. What questions should I ask the leader before I let him sign up? My wife and her family are religious, and I am not. We respect each other's beliefs mostly by not bringing up the subject. We let my MIL take my son, soon to be 9, to church occasionally, to expand his social circle and because he likes it. So he wants to do this after-school club, but it's run by a group called the Child Evangelical Fellowship, which rings alarm bells. The church he goes to is methodist and so is fairly neutral in my book when it comes to what they teach. Before I let him start this after school group, of which I know nothing, I'd like to call their Team Leader ahead of time and ask some questions about what they'd discuss with the kids and the type of literature he'd be bringing home. I honestly don't mind if he's religious, as long as he doesn't get into the zealotry that I escaped from and which traumatized me as a child, which lead me to becoming an atheist today. So I'm trying to come up with a list of questions to ask this person to make sure I'm not going to regret this decision. Please add any more you think would be good. Sarcastic replies or "Don't do it!" are not appreciated here. I'd like some honest, nuanced feedback if I can. My son could really use the socialization right now and we don't have many avenues for that at the moment. Does your class teach that the earth is 6000 years old? Does your class have any mention that evolution is a theory or not true? Does your class have any mention of hell or punishment if God's word isn't followed? Does your class have any mention of gay or transgender people being confused or need to accept God to live the right way? Thank you in advance. Submitted September 09, 2023 at 01:58AM by theorian123 (From Reddit https://ift.tt/9lHhAPK)

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„MÂNAT sau DEVOTAT” - conferință AMEC la ''Providența'' în Suceava

Asociaţia Misionară pentru Educarea Copiilor (AMEC) este numele în limba română al organizaţiei Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF), care este o organizaţie internaţională, interdenominaţională şi lucrează împreună cu bisericile creştine în vederea evanghelizării şi consolidării în credinţă a copiilor. Organizaţia există în aproape toate ţările lumii. Este alcătuită din creştini născuţi din nou şi…

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EVANGELISM FUNCTION OF THE CHURCH “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit…” Matthew 28:19

Johan Companjen, President Emeritus of Open Doors International, was travelling in the Philippines. Finding it extremely hot in his hotel room, he called for a staff person. “Is the air-conditioning not working?” he asked. “Oh yes sir,” the man replied, “It’s working. It’s just not functioning!”

Jesus Christ ordained five functions for His church to be involved in for Him. We are to evangelize (Matthew 28:19); to disciple or train those who are evangelized (Matthew 28:20); to minister or serve people demonstrating God’s love (Matthew 22:39; Ephesians 4:12); to fellowship together (Ephesians 2:19; Galatians 6:10); and to worship together (Matthew 4:10; John 4:23). In the Bible, there is not necessarily a priority order for these five purposes. They are all equally important.

Evangelism is one primary function. If we really have come to know Christ as Lord and Savior, we will want to share this wonderful experience with those we love. It sometimes seems hard or embarrassing to share the Gospel with our friends and relatives. But if we really love them, and if we really believe that without Christ they will suffer for eternity separated from God, we will tell them no matter how oppressive the culture or the political situation may be.

Restrictions on the church cause new creative means of evangelism to arise. In a restricted country of Asia, one such creative method is to hire a bus and invite relatives and friends to a free outing to the beach. Once in the bus, the pastor with a hand-held loudspeaker starts preaching to his “captive audience” about the love of Christ. At the beach the sharing and fellowship continues…as well as a water baptism for new believers.

In Soviet Russia, a group of Christians took advantage of the funeral of a small daughter of one of the members to present a public evangelistic witness. On the way to the cemetery, they stopped every few hundred meters to sing triumphant songs of praise. The father of the dead child also gave a clear message of salvation in Christ. Many listeners along the way were deeply touched.

In Vietnam, Pastor Ho Hieu Ha spent over six years in prison for pastoring a growing church right under the noses of the unhappy authorities. But he felt that his imprisonment was not a waste because he used the time to witness to others who were also in prison. When he was released, he had led ninety-six people to Jesus and discipled them.

RESPONSE: I am committed to sharing Christ’s love with others. It is a primary function of the church.

PRAYER: Pray for those in restricted environments as they creatively find ways to witness about their faith.

Open Doors Ministry

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Rosalind Jane Cousins (aka Jane Cousins), 87, departed this earthly home on March 7, 2023, surrounded by her loving family, to join her Lord and Savior. She was born on November 21, 1935, in Ellsworth, the youngest child of Merle B. and Ethel E. (Robbins) Grindle, Sr. Splitting time between Ellsworth and their coastal home in South Blue Hill throughout her youth. Jane graduated from Ellsworth High School, the class of 1954. She attended the Northern Conservatory of Music, the New England School of Theology and Bob Jones University, until a dashing local young man, just out of the Army asked her out.

Jane married Raymond S. Cousins on September 27, 1958, and the two launched a wonderful, happy family life together. The consummate homemaker, Jane raised six strong-willed daughters and kept a spotless house-no easy task! She dedicated herself to her children, filling the home with music, laughter, and love. She was also a seamstress, sans payment, making all of her own dresses. And could she cook sweet food! The counter was never without a plate of whoopie pies, date squares or her highly sought after chocolate cream pie. And once there was something for the family, she'd often turn around and cook something else to take to someone who was sick. She had a thoughtful, generous spirit.

Jane was an active member of the South Blue Hill Baptist Church. She frequently played the piano at the church over the years, cooked and cleaned for church suppers and events and co-led the church's Missionary Group. Under her leadership, the group created a variety of crafts to take to area nursing homes, where they sang for the residents. She was fun-filled and even pulled the rare all-nighter for a Rock-a-thon fundraiser (involving rocking chairs). Throughout her life she was involved with Child Evangelism Fellowship in a variety of ways. Most recently, she was a dedicated member of the Ladies' Bible Study group.

Jane is survived by her devoted husband, Raymond Cousins; her daughters, Martha Good and her husband, John of Greenville, SC; Beth Wartak and her husband, David of Easley, SC; Miriam Young-Studabaker and her husband, Steve of Stafford, VA; Betsy Bewsey and her husband, Adam of Woolwich, ME; Mary-Ellen Cousins of Yarmouth, ME; Maria Woodward and her husband, Peter of Sedgwick, ME and 15 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren.

A funeral service will be held at the South Blue Hill Baptist Church March 10, 2023 with visiting hour at 1:00pm followed by a funeral service at 2:00. Gifts in Jane's memory may be made to Child Evangelism Fellowship of Eastern ME, 34 Harborview Drive, Sullivan, ME 04664 [email protected]

#Bob Jones University #BJU Hall of Fame #Obituary #BJU Alumni Association #2023 #Class of 1958 #Rosaline Jane Grindle Cousins

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Chris Oyakhilome Biography of the President Of Christ Embassy Church

Chris Oyakhilome (Nigeria) is a pastor, television host and author. Chris is also the President of Believers’ LoveWorld Inc., also known under Christ Embassy International. Chris Oyakhilome Background Pastor Chris Oyakhilome was the first child born to the family of Oyakhilome and was born on the 7th of December, 1973 to Tim Oyakhilome. After his first and second education, he attended Ambrose Alli University in Ekpoma (Edo State), Nigeria, where the university awarded him an BSc. in Architecture. Chris Oyakhilome Family AAU also conferred him an honorary Doctor of Science. He also holds an honorary Doctor of Science degree from Benson Idahosa University. The Reverend Chris was married to Anita Obhodaghe and they have two beautiful children. Chris Oyakhilome Minister Pastor Chris Oyakhilome began his ministry while an undergraduate student at AAU. The Believers’ LoveWorld Fellowship was then known as Youths For Christ (YFC). YFC grew to become the biggest campus-based fellowship. In 1989, Pastor Chris established Believers LoveWorld Incorporated (BLW), alongside Christ Embassy. Lagos is the headquarters of the church. Believer's LoveWorld has millions of followers and associates across the world. In 2002, during the atmosphere for miracles programme, BLW rose to prominence as an Christian ministry on television in Africa. https://christembassy.org/ The program was pulled by the president Olusegun Obasanjo in May 2004. Pastor Chris's Ministry includes four divisions that include healing ministry, publishing ministry teaching ministry and television ministry. From those ministries that he culled out the healing school, atmosphere for miracles, and the Pastor Chris live global prayer network. Chris Oyakhilome Foundation International Future Africa Leaders' Foundation (FALF) The Future Africa Leaders Foundation, an initiative that aims to enhance the potential for leadership of Africans, was created. The foundation assists young Africans who demonstrate leadership and positively impact their generation. They accomplish this through education and empowerment of youth, mentorship and mentorship . The foundation acknowledges the achievements of the young leaders through an awards ceremony, The Future African Leaders' Awards. This ceremony is held at the LoveWorld Convocation Arena(LCA) Billings Way Oregun Ikeja. Winners are presented with an award by Reverend Chris Oyakhilome (President of BLW). The InnerCity Mission For Children The InnerCity Mission for Children is an evangelical Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO). In 2005, the NGO was created to help the poor, needy and orphaned children who live in the poverty of their homes. These children and their communities benefit from the foundation's participative and sustainable interventions. Oyakhilome These include child care programmes as well as child development programs and programs to strengthen families. Trauma Care International Foundation The TraumaCare International Foundation was founded to improve the health and longevity for the local community. They also support improved emergency response services in the event of are emergencies or accidents. The foundation's goal is to achieve this feat through community-based programs and advocacy, as well as health education and advocacy. It also assists in implementing the national policies for trauma treatment. Over a thousand people have received first aid and safety instruction through the foundation. Chris Oyakhilome Biography They are acknowledged for educating over 1,000 schoolchildren and law enforcement officers and teachers, as well as caregivers, teachers and road traffic officers. Volunteer Medical Corps The Volunteer Medical Corps (christian medical outreach) is a world-wide Christian organization that offers medical and aid for those internally displaced or are refugees from regions affected by natural or human-made catastrophes. Pastor Chris Oyakhilome The network is made up of paramedics, religious health professionals, and students from all across the globe. These volunteers provide medical care, relief assistance and sustainable health care solutions to communities and regions who are in crisis. https://encomium.ng/pastor-chris-oyakhilome-and-i-cannot-disagree-because-our-bible-is-one-prophet-t-b-joshua/ VMC also provides healthcare services to communities unserved, as well as training for doctors in the local area. Chris Oyakhilome Anyone whose primary intent is to enhance health and provide assistance to those in need are welcome to participate in the VMC outreach. Bible For All Nation Bible For All Mission, an organization of the Christian faith is dedicated to the production, and distribution of the Bible in a language and format that they understand. Through this, the outreach assists them in learning God's Word and also receive the life-changing message of Jesus Christ. BFAM provided many thousands of Rhapsody Bibles to people, communities, prisons, government and private institutions across the world. It includes Philippines, Gambia, Ghana and Nigeria. Thanks to a global network of bible donations and volunteers, the outreach was made possible.

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by Michael Gryboski | A Rhode Island school district has agreed to allow a Good News Club chapter to meet at school properties as it settles a religious discrimination lawsuit. Child Evangelism Fellowship of Rhode Island, the Evangelical Christian organization behind the Good News Clubs, entered into a consent order with Providence Public…

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Chris Oyakhilome, Biography, Philanthropy, and Net Worth of the President of Christ Embassy Church

Chris Oyakhilome from Nigeria is a pastor, TV host, and an Author. He is the President at Believers' loveWorld Incorporated, and is also known as Christ Embassy International. Chris Oyakhilome Background Pastor Chris Oyakhilome (or Chris Oyakhilome) was born on the 7th of December 1973 in the home of Tim Oyakhilome as the first child. He finished his secondary and primary education at Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma in Edo State, Nigeria. There he earned a BSc. AAU also awarded him an honorary Doctor of Science. He holds an honorary degree in divinity from Benson Idahosa University. https://www.anochords.org/defined-pastor-chris-oyakhilomes-throng-of-thousands-at-the-international-pastors-conference-and-partners-conference/ The Reverend Chris was once married to Anita Obhodaghe, and they are blessed with two children. Chris Oyakhilome Ministry Pastor Chris Oyakhilome began his journey in ministry while at AAU. The Believers' LoveWorld Fellowship, today Believers LoveWorld Incorporated (YFC) was then known as Believers’ LoveWorld Fellowship. YFC increased in size, and became the largest campus organization. In 1989, Pastor Chris established Believers LoveWorld Incorporated (BLW), alongside Christ Embassy. Lagos is the home of the church's headquarters. Believer's LoveWorld now has millions of followers and associates across the world. Through the 2002 environment for miracles programme, BLW rose to prominence as an Christian ministry on TV in Africa. They stopped airing this programme in May 2004 after the former President of Nigeria- President Olusegun Obasanjo declared that miracles should be ceased by churches. The Pastor Chris ministry Chris is divided into four areas that include publishing ministry, healing ministry, television ministry, teaching ministry and television ministry. He has also developed the Pastor Chris Live Global Prayer Network, an environment that encourages miracles and an healing school. Chris Oyakhilome Foundation International Future Africa Leaders' Foundation (FALF) The Future Africa Leaders Foundation is an initiative set up to explore and expand the potential for leadership of Africans. The foundation celebrates and supports youngsters Africans who have shown leadership qualities by making a positive impact in their generation. They accomplish this through education as well as youth empowerment, mentoring and mentorship . The foundation acknowledges the work put forth by the young leaders through an annual award ceremony called The Next Africa Leaders' prize. This ceremony takes place on the evening following each new year at the LoveWorld Convocation Arena. The President of BLW – Reverend Chris Oyakhilome, presents the award to the winners. The InnerCity Mission For Children The InnerCity Mission for children is an evangelical, faith-based non-governmental Organisation (NGO). In 2005, the NGO was created to help the poor, orphaned and needy children living in the poverty of their homes. The children who are in need of assistance are supported by the foundation with participatory interventions that include family strengthening programmes , as well as child development programmes. Oyakhilome Trauma Care International Foundation The Trauma Care International Foundation was established in order to enhance the health and lifespan of the local community and nation by encouraging better emergency response for accidents and emergencies. The foundation plans to accomplish this feat by educating the public about health, advocacy and community-based programs while positioning to provide assistance to national policies on trauma treatment. The foundation has carried out more than a thousand first aid, safety, and emergency response courses. The foundation has taught over 1,000 police officers, teachers as well as caregivers and road transportation employees. Volunteer Medical Corps (VMC). The Volunteer Medical Corps is an international medical outreach of the christian faith. It offers relief supplies as well as medical assistance and education for refugees and internally displaced individuals within affected regions. The outreach includes students, paramedics and religious doctors from across the globe. Pastor Chris Oyakhilome These volunteers provide assistance with emergency medical care and viable health solutions for those in need. VMC also offers services such as health care in areas that are not well-served and also training for health professionals in the local area. VMC is open to anyone who has the primary intention of improving health and providing aid to those most in need. Bible For All Nation (BFAM) Bible For All Mission, an organization of the Christian faith, is committed to the creation, production, and distribution of the Bible in the language and format that they can comprehend. Chris Oyakhilome Biography Chris Oyakhilome Family In this way, they are able to be able to hear God's Word, and receive the life-changing message. BFAM has successfully distributed hundreds of thousands of Rhapsody Bibles for free to hospitals, prisons as well as communities in several countries such as South Africa and Nigeria. This was possible thanks to a worldwide network of Bible sponsors volunteers, as well as other supporters.

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Child Evangelism Fellowship prepares teens to share the Gospel with children in their community