http://www.congofrontlinemissions.org/news News from the frontlines of the Congo! Tue, 29 Nov 2011 15:39:24 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Please Pray for Peaceful Elections With country wide elections approaching on November 28, 2011, we ask our readers to pray. Elections in a new country like Democratic Republic of Congo can be an unstable time and subject to violence. There has been some pre-election violence up to now, but it is ... http://www.congofrontlinemissions.org/news/2011/11/pray-for-peace/ By Elisha VandeVoort We looked at the chasm before us that used to be a road. Heavy rains had washed out an 8 foot section of the road just before the bridge. The sides of the gulch were 8 feet straight down. We were heavily loaded with equipment and material to ... http://www.congofrontlinemissions.org/news/2011/11/angel-escort-to-to-pygmies/ By Geoffrey Marube-Station Manager We want to praise God for the partnership between Adventist World Radio and Congo Frontline Missions. Now, our FM radio station called Three Angels Radio is officially on the air, broadcasting the name of Christ and the three angels’ messages to the several million people in Kisangani and the ... http://www.congofrontlinemissions.org/news/2011/11/three-angels-radio/ In mid August Congo Frontline Missions was privileged to sponsor a second historic meeting of all the pastors for the Upper Congo Field. We say “historic” because it is only the second time in the history of the field that all 25 pastors have met together. During the war years, ... http://www.congofrontlinemissions.org/news/2011/09/pastors-church-planters/ In May 2000, Barry & Marybeth Mosier and their family left Minnesota to move to Africa. Little April Mosier was only six years old at the time. The Lord has blessed their efforts during these past eleven years and protected them from harm many times. Some of this is chronicled ... http://www.congofrontlinemissions.org/news/2011/09/cfm-in-america/ What a joy to receive the current group of thirty-two evangelism students for the September - October training session! They all came from Lingala speaking areas and about half of them are men who have joined the church through the work of our church planters. At least two of them ... http://www.congofrontlinemissions.org/news/2011/09/new-students-arrive/ My name is Elisha Vande Voort, and as the newest member of the Congo Frontline Missions team I have been asked to share some things about myself and my experiences here. I was born in 1981 and raised in a Godly Christian home on a farm near New Sharon, Iowa. ... http://www.congofrontlinemissions.org/news/2011/07/from-iowa-farm-to-congo-team/ By Shenalyn Page “Mommy, let’s send them a thousand dollars!” Our son’s impulsive generosity sent my mind racing through our Quicken accounts. I can’t tell him we can’t do that, but how can we give an extra $1000 to missions? I wondered. This was not what anticipated when I sat four-year-old Daniel down to ... http://www.congofrontlinemissions.org/news/2011/07/daniels-birthday-project/ 1. Pray for you and your children to really care about people’s salvation. 2. Give money to missions each month. Make sure your kids know you do it and have your kids regularly give some of their own money to missions. 3. Mission stories – read them, watch them, tell them! 4. Memorize ... http://www.congofrontlinemissions.org/news/2011/07/top-ten-ways-to-make-missions-real-for-your-children/ Everyone is very busy here at CFM. April and Barry just finished preaching (in Swahili) an evangelistic series after which 16 people were baptized! Praise the Lord! Frank, Nathan, Elisha, and Craigon are working on putting up our radio tower. When completed, it will be 80 feet tall. We hope to ... http://www.congofrontlinemissions.org/news/2011/03/news-in-brief/