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February 5 : Sunday and as usual, the first Sunday of the month we had a combined service at Church celebrating communion. After the service we went downstairs to have a combined fellowship time with the Filipino group. Enjoying 4 birthdays. I went after a while to be a part of a Chinese baptism service in our church and after that I just sneaked in to the Vietnamese service. Amazing ha!!?


February 10 : Drove my son to church. The whole weekend it was a big youth camp with lots of fun.


February 11 : We had a Men and Boys fellowship at church. Not many showed up but it was the first time so.. Many teens in church today. The youth camp is going on.
in the late evening our Pastor and I drove to church to pick up my son who is a bit "under the weather" In the main hall there was a great youth concert. Wonderful songs and many of them in English! Great.

February 12: Sunday and our International pastor continued to speak on "get a grip and get going" great message and a nice conversation later on...

February 13: Today we did 2 radio programs.. Great!! Living hope that's the program...


February 17: Friday and then it's the youth night at Church. My son attend almost every Friday and it's great fun and nice teaching. As usual I picked him up and this specific Friday it was a boys night. Lots of table tennis, loud music and computer games!


February 19: Sunday and we had our own International gathering today. The Filipino Pastor got stuck on the train over from Copenhagen, Denmark to Malmö, Sweden so the Filipino group joined with us today. GREAT they are always so welcome. Nice service and great fellowship with yes, Filipino food


February 25: Saturday. Today I arranged a film time in church. We saw the film Courageous. Great film, fun that around 12 people showed up and nice fellowship...

February 26: Sunday and today we had a combined service in the main hall. Songs with and in Vietnamese, Iranian, Spanish, French, English and Swedish. Great preaching from Pastor Terry Hoggard, nice fellowship.

February 27: Monday and today we did two radio programs. We also went to see a friend in need. Nice fellowship with him and his family!

Please continue to pray for our International Fellowship. Pray for wisdom, for giving us strength to continue, and for spiritual growth.
Please pray for our city Malmö, Sweden
Pray for the lost and for the big Muslim population
Pray for my family, for a answer what God what us to do next.

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