Thursday, March 13, 2008

In British Columbia, a prayer for Guyana

Once again, our little corner of the world joined its voice with millions of people on every continent.

World Day of Prayer is an annual event celebrated by Christians all over the world simultaneously on a specific day.

One country is chosen each year to receive the prayers of the world.

“World Day of Prayer is a time when Christians come together as the whole body of Christ, united in Spirit to speak out against injustice and to spread the light of hope to struggling nations,” explains Pastor Hilary Bitten.

World Day of Prayer 2008 was dedicated to Guyana. The theme of a

The congregation was fortunate to

Heather and Gary Burns and son Angus presented a short lecture describing the conditions in the country during their time there, provided photographs and artifacts,

As refreshments were served, the multi-denominational congregation chatted, examined the Burn’s photos and artifacts, asked myriad questions and displayed an encouraging spirit of fellowship.

6 comments:

  1. THIS IS NOT TRUE. THE WORLD DAY OF PRAYER WAS NOT DEDICATED TO GUYANA, BUT WAS PREPARED BY THE WOMEN OF GUYANA.

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  2. In British Columbia, they prayed for Guyana.

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  3. Well thank good you are praying, because what is really needed now in Guyana is prayer. Prayer for the unruly oppostion and the killers of innocent people. These two seek to destabilise our country

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  4. Does anyone have any contact info for Mr. Gary Burns and his wife, a gentleman that used to work with them at Port Kaituma in Guyana is desperately wanting to get in contact with them.

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  5. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Burns (who lived and worked at PK with their four children) mailing address is PO Box 177, Slocan BC, Canada, V0G 2C0.

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  6. thank you very much for mailing info, Its for a gentleman that Mr.Burns taught cable splicing to, he now resides in Canada is wanting to get in touch with them. This will make him happy.

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