Powerful Reports from Elijah Challenge in Liberia, Burkina Faso, & Nigeria
By Elijah Challenge | May 21, 2009 - 2:19 am - Posted in Elijah
Houston, Texas

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Dear Partners in the Great Commission,

We have received wonderful reports on The Elijah Challenge Basic Training recently conducted in West Africa. The first report is from Missionary Butch Berner, who last month taught the Basic Training in Liberia and in Burkina Faso. Hundreds of infirm people testified of being healed, and people accepted Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Butch’s report in PDF format can be viewed at:




The second report is from our Africa Coordinator, Emmanuel Abdullahi Rhema in Nigeria. He recently trained 3,000 believers in 40 villages with The Elijah Challenge. Below is his message to us:

“Calvary greetings in Jesus’ name.

I was in a rural area for the past three months, training villagers how to heal the sick with the Elijah Challenge Training. I was able to cover 40 villages, training about 3,000 people. It was indeed a revival.

The trained believers were astonished how they could heal the sick with results. I will send a detailed report to you.”

Please pray for Brother Emmanuel, a faithful servant of God. He did not go to the big prosperous churches in the cities, but instead brought the Training to 40 villages where the people have very little. Please pray that the Lord will graciously raise up financial supporters for him, and keep him in good health. Pray that the Lord will restore his precious family back to him.

Sincerely in Christ,

William & Lucille
www.TheElijahChallenge.org

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