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Dear Brethren,
Over the course of five agonizing months, an ulcerated mass of tissue had progressively erupted into a four inch diameter tumor that now protruded a full two inches from his frail chest.
From his gaunt and grizzled form, pleading hollow eyes restlessly shifted from face to face, desperately hoping for relief or a glimmer of [...]
Steve & Patricia Phillips
Steve has recently completed a book entitled: Black but Lovely: Thoughts on the Song of Songs. This and his other publications can be read and/or copied by visiting the website:
http://www.procinwarn.com/West-Africa/west-africa.htm and selecting from the titles presented.
~ News From Patti ~
Dear Brethren,
I have recently returned from a trip to Nigeria. Steve [...]
Steve & Patricia Phillips
Dear Brethren,
Eight foot tall elephant grass provides a swaying corridor on narrow footpaths, as we trek to interior villages in the blackness of the African night.
A hapless snake never reached its destination as it succumbed to a blow from a handy stick wielded by brother Peters. But the presence of an even [...]
Dear Brethren,
Only infrequently do we reflect upon the wondrous legacy transmitted to us via the Reformation of the sixteenth century. One such inestimable treasure is literacy, a blessing often taken for granted.Â
Neither Reformation nor gospel work can thrive in ignorance. The dismal bondage of humanity’s mind during the Middle Ages and across the darkness of [...]
“We do not preach ourselves but Christ Jesus as Lord, and ourselves as bondservants for Jesus’ sake� (2 Cor. 4:5)
“You also joining in helping us through your prayers� (2 Cor. 1:11)
Steve & Patricia Phillips
Dear Brethren,
Let me introduce you to Suleman Kamara. He is a young boy of the Temene tribe who is staying in [...]
Dear brethren,
A Tale of Two Cities: It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.
Skirting the wide mouth of the Sierra Leone River about 5 km southeast of Freetown, lies Wellington town. Just some minutes trek up a rugged stony hill puts one in the village of Jollah Terrace, the home of [...]