This Year’s March Conference is titled: ‘Personal Growth in the Lord’
Tuesday afternoon March 8th – Wednesday afternoon March 9th

The March Conference is the first Ffald-y-Brenin Conference of 2016 and we are looking forward to seeing friends old and new and sharing our time together.

The title begs a lot of questions such as – what does it mean to grow in the Lord? What would it look like? What difference would it make? How do you do it without turning into someone else? Are we in danger of being overly religious? These questions and many more will be touched upon during the time together. Fuller details are available from the EVENTS page at www.ffald-y-brenin.org/events and a booking form and help with accommodation can also be found there. Roy and Daphne Godwin will be leading this event; don’t be surprised if there is some additional input from various members of the team.

Sat 19 March
10am – 4pm

Venue 2, Swansea, SA6 8EF

Prayer is more about making time and space to commune with God than it is about what you do or say. God can guide, speak, and give you his presence if you simply make space for him to do so. Don’t let a feeling of insecurity, doubt, or lack of knowledge keep you from talking with God. He delights in the simplicity, vulnerability, and honesty of you just wanting to talk with him.

http://pastorhistorian.com/2007/11/30/fasting-and-the-new-covenant-exposition-of-matthew-914-17/

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe adopted a Resolution on Wednesday 27 January 2016 condemning the crimes of the “Islamic State”:

“States should act on the presumption that Da’ish commits genocide and should be aware that this entails action under the 1948 United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.”

The Assembly went even further when recalling that: “under international law States have a positive obligation to prevent genocide, and thus should do their utmost to prevent their own nationals from taking part in such acts.”

Bible Society:- We ued to provide up to 70 Bibles a week in South Sudan; now we are selling up to 500 Bibles a day. Amid the nightmare of civil war, demand for Scripture is higher than ever.

“During a war there’s nothing you can rely on apart from God. When ypu really need God. you need to read or hear what Gpd says in the Bible” (Edward