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In this edition,  we speak to Teen Challenge Sunnybrae CEO Gordon Cruden as he prepares to go off on a 30 day stint being homeless in 5 cities around the UK to raise awareness of Hungry for the Homeless and Addicted initiative to
shine a light on the plight of hurting people and to raise funds for the
purchase of female addiction recovery centre, Benaiah.  £535,000.  1/3 of this has been already paid for by donations.  Here's praying this appeal will raise in excess of £1,000,000  not only to raise money for Benaiah but also to fund out reaches such as Solid Rock Cafe and set up new out reaches too.  You can find out more about Teen Challenge Sunnybrae by visiting www.tcns.org.uk  and support Gordon Cruden through the Just Give link on that Page.We hear about the work to set up Food Banks in Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire given by Mr David Bainbridge.  Many of the initial food branks have been set up through The Trussel TrustCommunities and Schools, churches are turning their attention to preparing shoeboxes to fill with presents for children in Eastern Europe and other countries.  A number of organisations are distributing these shoe boxes.  One such is Blythswood Care based at Evanton.  They operate a collection service..  Registration by form is required.  Forms are available from Blythswood Care You can call 01349 830 777

In his message, Pastor Erastus uses Exodus 14:13-14 - Do Not Be Afraid.For this message we used 'What's App' - normally clear.  It is subject to incoming calls.  This is what happened on this occasion.  We are missing a very small portion of the message because of this.We welcome churches throughout Grampian who know and Love Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour to submit sermons for air play.In the same way, we want to encourage outreach to other countries such as Kenya. For this reason, we include messages from ministers like Pastor Eastus.

In this update,  Pastor Erastus was able to tell us that chair and mattresses donated had been an answer to prayer and meant that the work to expand the vision to provide schooling for slum children could begin.  There is istill much to do however. Support is needed for extra school equipment and to pay the teachers.

Receive the miracle.You can do nothing without Jesus Christ.

In todays edition, Pastor Erastus spoke about his trip to Kampala in Uganda where many pastors from different African countries gather for training, to network, share and pray about issues facing each of them.Pastor Erastus highlighted the issue of many pastors in countryside areas being illiterate and not able to communicate the Word of God to their communities.the other issue is the continuing issue of HIV in African countries, though we don't see or hear about it, its still there and growing.  Pastor Erastus and his fellow African pastors need people to help them on the ground as well as the provision of resources such as books, posters, tee shirts to further highlight the issues and also to help them to get a website sorted out.  In the first place, any folks who can help, get in touch with info@g4g.org.uk or Pastor Erastus direct. cdpkenya@yahoo.com

In this edition, another chance to hear the chat with Alison Paton from CAp talking about CAP Release.If you need CAPUK services, visit www.capuk.org or call 0800 328 0006There are many SCAMS out there designed to get your money, even your identity.  Sound measures you could take.  1)Get a bonafide Antivirus program to scan emails.2)Use a secure web browser such as Trusteer especially when doing internet banking.3)Treat even plausible emails from banks, on line shopping with suspicion.  Go to their own websites and log in using secure web browsers.4)Don't open and delete dodgy emails.5)Screen phone calls leaving your phone on silent6)Put numbers through apps such as True Caller which you can get from reputable sources. This will tell you whether the number is a spam number like PPi.7)Be aware of unsolicited approaches by folks from bonafide websites such as dating sites.We recommend you visit several money comparison sites and also which also tripadvisorWhat'sons from around Grampian from NE Christian Diary www.christiandiary.com

Taken from Luke 1.

Pastor Sorobi works in the slums of Nairobi with the children and wants to extend his work to build a home for the orphans of the slums and even beyond.  If you would like to help as a church or individual, please contact Pastor Sorobi on pstsorobi2006@yahoo.com or cdpkenya@yahoo.com

Alison Paton of Christians Against Poverty came on and spoke passionately about CAP RELEASE groups for those struggling from addiction.  Contact Alison Direct on 07909 230669 (Alison works Monday to Thursday)  or via email alisonpaton@capuk.orgTo get in contact with CAP for help 08003280006