Jimmy Jones and Rolland Truman are planning to attend the GRIDIRON MEN’S CONFERENCE in Tuscaloosa, AL. on July 30-31, 2010. If you would like to attend please contact them and let them know.
For more information please visit – www.gridironmen.org
Fr. Terry Gensemer of CEC for Life shared about the ministry he is involved in. He shared a video called Maafa 21, and about about the Pro-Life Freedom Rides.
More info can be found at the following links;
AB Jones opens the Southeastern Provence Convocation on Wednesday night with a great word for the faithful.
Click Here to Listen to or Download - AB Jones - There is Rest in Christ
Dear Friends:
The beginning of Foundation Day happened when the US House of Bishop’s wanted to honor Archbishop Randolph Adler on the anniversary of his consecration as the first Bishop in the Charismatic Episcopal Church. Archbishop Adler, instead of having an offering taken and given to him, set up the Foundation Day Offering to help build churches around the world.
Each June, every ICCEC church is asked to take up a special offering for the purpose of financing the purchase of land, buildings, and the building church buildings. The suggested amount was $10 dollar per person. And, the suggested date of the offering is June 27, 2010
The money collected will then be distributed by placing 1/3rd in interest bearing investments, 1/3rd in direct gifts to congregations, and 1/3rd in low interest loans to congregations. A report of recent donations, gifts, loans, and investments can be seen on www.iccecfoundationday.org
Many who came to the CEC came from independent backgrounds. By coming into the CEC they entered into a communion of churches. This communion means that the vision and mission of the CEC is a common venture and not the responsibility of one person, one congregation, or one diocese. We are in this together.
What better way to celebrate and give thanks than to take up a thank offering and then presenting it to Lord God for the advancement of His Kingdom. I encourage all of to participate fully in this important offering.
Be assured of my continued prayers for each of you.
Under His mercy,
The Most Rev. Craig W. Bates,
Patriarch, ICCEC
Bishop Njoroge serves the Church in Kenya and is the General Secretary of the ICCEC in Africa. He will be speaking at the Cathedral of Christ the King in Selma, Alabama. Service starts at 6:30 p.m.
Bishop Bernard Njoroge of Kenya, a man of God with many talents and gifts, began his walk with God in 1972. In 1977, he married his wife, Hellen, and they have two children, Joyce, a lawyer, and Rachel, an anesthesiology student in New York City.
Bishop Njoroge received his Bachelor of Theology Degree from McGill University, Montreal, Canada and his Masters from Aberdeen University, Scotland. He pursued and obtained a Bachelor of Law Degree from London University, UK and completed Post Graduate studies at Kenya School of Law. He is presently an attorney of the High Court of Kenya and former Commissioner of the Kenyan Constitutional Review.
Bishop Njoroge served as a priest in the Anglican Church of Kenya for 26 years and was elected bishop of Kajiado. In 1996, he felt led to leave the Anglican Church and join the CEC. On August 17th, 1997, he was consecrated Bishop of Kenya for the ICCEC.
At present, in addition to being the Bishop of the Diocese of Nairobi, Bishop Njoroge is the General Secretary for Kenya and Tanzania and Assistant Legate for the Patriarch for all of Africa. He is also a member of the Patriarch’s Council representing Africa.
Bishop Njoroge brings unparalleled experience, talent, and understanding to our churches. He knows intimately the needs of our African brothers and sisters. He loves to serve and live for our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
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