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*May 2--My wife attended a women's prayer meeting. Great fellowship but also lots of concern. ----Keep praying for them..

*May 4-- I'm going to a Mentor meeting. I will meet a new teenager

*May 7-- Our Pastor is in again from Brussels. A nice meeting lots of planning, and lots of new ideas. Great fellowship

*May 8-- Going the the hospital, visiting a Brother in Christ struggling with Cancer. There is nothing wrong in relaxing, and go home to the Lord. But sad anyway... Did 4 radio program with our pastor today! wow more than 2 hours in the studio!! Great!! as he said: Working in a team is twice the joy, half the sorrow!!

*May 9-- Sunday and time for a nice Sunday service. Great preaching, from the book of Habakkuk. After the service it was time for our monthly CDC (Culturally Diverse community) meeting. Great time, good decisions with our different leaders. We are going forward!!

*May 11--Short meeting, planning for a bible seminar in June, and connecting with a Australian woman with a wonderful testimony about how she ended up here in Malmo, Sweden... We serve a wonderful God!!

*May 16--Sunday. Time for Church. Nice time, great fellowship. Wonderful testimony and interesting points about fasting at the bible study.We did a radio program after the service...

*May 17--Monday Mentoring day. Met my student and had a great time of fellowship . Trying to find three things we have in common. Next time we meet we have to set a goal for us to reach. Interesting to follow a teenager and to be a help for him. I'm sure I have a lot to learn as well.--- Please pray for us, that we will have a good time together and that we can learn something and grow together

*May 23-- Sunday and time for Bible study. We continue with Mark and it is fun and interesting to read through the verses all together. After the study we had some nice fellowship together and talked and prayed over the fact that our great friend and piano player Lorenzo passed away. He will be truly missed. After wiping tears from our cheeks we went up to the control room and did two radio programs, Living hope...

*May 24-- Monday and time to fix things for our next services. Planing, planing, planing.. PUH hard but fun..

*May 26-- Time to clean up in the box room at church. So much things to get rid of, and after this cleaning it is much, much better. Also met one of the guys who will help us in the worship team. Checking the sound system etc..

*May 28--Friday and it is as usual time for my son to be at the youth gathering at church. This Friday was special. They stayed awake the whole night, praying, praising and playing computer games!! I went along for awhile, but got tired just watching the guys playing...

*May 30-- Sunday and time for service. My son and I went very early to church to set things up such as sound and beamer. We had a new worship team with us this morning. Great music, great preaching and wonderful fellowship in the cafe...---Please pray for our ministry, for our struggle to reach internationals in and around our city of Malmo...

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