HOPE CENTRE MINISTRIES Stories of Hope Sunday Feb 2nd 5pm

by Colin Dexter

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hope-centre-ministries-love-wales-testimony-night-tickets-1147155215129

CURIOUS ABOUT FAITH Liberty Church Feb 3rd

by Colin Dexter

REGIONAL PRAYER NIGHT

by Colin Dexter

January 26th Sunday 6-7.15pm Cornerstone Church Swansea

REGIONAL PRAYER NIGHTS

by Colin Dexter

Gathering together in unity and prayer for Wales as part of a new National Prayer Initiative launching this month.


The South Wales New Wine Cymru Region will be hosting the very first prayer night, which will take place on Sunday, the 26th of January, from 6:00pm to 7:15pm at Cornerstone Church, venue2, Swansea. The evening will feature a combination of worship and harp-and-bowl-style prayer as we intercede for our nation and its future.


This is the first of seven prayer nights for Wales that will take place during 2025, with each New Wine Cymru region across Wales hosting a prayer event. These gatherings are an opportunity to unite in prayer and align our hearts with what God is doing in this season.

10th Anniversary Prayer House at Bethania

by Colin Dexter

25th January

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/prayerhouse-bethania-10th-anniversary-tickets-1116586272599?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

LUKE/ACTS The Bible Project

by Colin Dexter

https://bibleproject.com/explore/video/luke-1-9

The Unconditional Love of God

by Colin Dexter




We asked the question – where in the Bible would you take someone to demonstrate the unconditional love of God. I think the conclusion was just about anywhere. God is love and the Bible is a book demonstrating persistent love to humans and the love shown is always unconditional. Blessings might come with a caveat but the love is , to use a biblical word, everlasting.

Innovative way to understand the Bible

by Colin Dexter

https://bibleproject.com

ARISE AFRICA Open Doors

by Colin Dexter

Tyndale burned for translating the Bible

by Colin Dexter

On October 6, 1536, William Tyndale was strangled and burned at the stake for translating the Scriptures into English for the common man. He was accused of heresy and given an opportunity to recant, but used his last words to pray with a loud voice, “Lord, open the King of England’s eyes!”

Within four years of his death, several English translations of the Bible were published in England at the King’s request, all based on Tyndale’s work.