Brother Martin and Sister Lois Webster share details of their recent trip to St. Lucia.

The Philippines represent a moving and encouraging story for us to consider.

My first visit to the Philippines was 49 years ago.

The circumstances and make up of ecclesias vary across the Philippines. Some ecclesias are very well established, while other ecclesias are small and isolated in distance from other ecclesias.

Founded in 2013, the Bible Education Center (BEC) assists in coordinating and supporting preaching and pastoral work amongst the local ecclesias particularly in the southern and central Philippines.

The three-day Christadelphian Youth Sierra Leone Coalition Conference brings together over one hundred young Christadelphian young people from different Christadelphian ecclesias across Sierra Leone.

We all left with renewed enthusiasm to build up our little meetings and strengthen our fellowship in countries where there are Spanish-speaking brethren and sisters.

The Bible School was a huge success, due to the hard work behind the scenes. It also provided spiritual nourishment to all in attendance, both in-person and virtually.

On the stage there were some foreigners who were preaching... and I felt something inside my heart and soul. What should I do? Should I confess or just go out of the hall? I don't know what happened to me. My feet were as if they were stuck there. I could not move out of that place.

I arrived at the airport near the southern tip of St. Lucia in the afternoon of Sunday, November 7. The passenger intake through the COVID screening and customs was smooth and well-organized.

Enjoy this article written by Sis. Antonia Giordano from an interview with Bro. Ray Arthurs from the Broughton Ecclesia in Jamaica.

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