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In May this year, a national “Fill the Gap” campaign was   leaders and preach in a local church, as well as visiting
        launched in Nicaragua.  GOOD NEWS for Everyone!       local schools to present Bibles to the students.
        Executive Director Iain Mair attended the launch of   At the conference of church leaders, it was both very
        the campaign and shares with us what he witnessed
        firsthand.                                            encouraging and very humbling to see the overwhelming
                                                              gratitude of the Pastors as they each received a quantity
        “During my visit to Nicaragua, spent in and around    of Bibles to support the evangelical outreach of their
        Managua, the capital of Nicaragua, I was able to meet   churches, enabling them to more effectively share the
        with many pastors, share at a conference of church    Good News of the Gospel in their local communities.

                                                              These Bibles were paid for through the generosity of
                                                              members, Friends, and other supporters of GOOD NEWS
                                                              for Everyone!, support that will enable many more
                                                              Nicaraguans to be introduced to the Lord Jesus Christ,
                                                              which of course is the Objective of GOOD NEWS for
                                                              Everyone!
                                                              Following both morning services of the church I attended
                                                              on Sunday, groups from the church headed out into the
                                                              local area to share the Gospel in personal evangelism.  It
                                                              challenged me as to how much similar activity is needed
                                                              in our country.
                                                              At one school a pupil came up to me and said ‘hullo’.  I
                                                              noticed he was wearing a large shiny cross on a chain.
                                                              I commented on his cross and asked him if he knew
                                                              what the cross meant.  When he replied that he didn’t I
                                                              asked if he would like to know the story of the cross, to
                                                              which he enthusiastically reply ‘Yes’.  It was a wonderful
                                                              opportunity to share about Jesus, which ended with this
                                                              young lad praying to receive Jesus into his heart as Lord
                                                              and Saviour." Iain is pictured left with the pupil.
                                                              "Please continue to pray for the work in Nicaragua,
                                                              that this very poor country materially, will be greatly
                                                              enriched spiritually through the work that you are
                                                              generously supporting.”



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