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Sword & Trowel 2017: Issue 1


will mean that we can use a good number of these systems and cover large areas with Gospel preaching. Please pray with us for the success of this effort in circumstances where so many people are ‘religious’ but so few know the truth. Further work on our building is


proceeding well and it appears that our aim of fi nally mov- ing upstairs, to the large area originally designated for main services, will become a reality. This will relieve us of much of the increasing, intrusive traf- fi c noise and also enable us to convert part of the downstairs front hallway into a bookshop. Although a bookshop here will


have a slow start, if we work at it as a ministry and strive to make contacts, I believe that it will contribute signifi - cantly to the spread of truth.


Pastor Bentum-Ennin studied at the


LRBS from 1997-99 and is supported by the Tabernacle’s Overseas Ministry Fund. See panel below for details.


OVERSEAS MINISTRY FUND


Many of our readers have helped us support 20 overseas pastors, most of whom are the only teachers of the doctrines of grace in their region, and all of whom are fervent evangelists. Many also dispense compassionate aid such as the feeding of hungry children. The need for basic buildings and other help grows. Readers moved to help may send gifts to: The Treasurer, Metropolitan Tabernacle, Elephant & Castle, London SE1 6SD. Please make cheques payable to ‘Metropolitan Tabernacle’, marked ‘Overseas Ministry Fund’ on the reverse.


Gift Aid forms will be sent on request. No deductions are made for administration or ‘home expenses’, the fund being entirely deployed overseas. Gospel Outreach in Ghana page 5


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