Message from the Chair
Y-Pray? Conference
Our third Y-Pray? Conference, was a great success, enjoyed by all. A report and photos will be published on our website, soon.
I hope and pray that we all enjoyed and learnt from the service that the Christian women of Slovenia put together for us. Please don’t forget to send some photographs of the action, but above all please remember that the Day of Prayer is not the end: after informed prayer comes prayerful action.
Every blessing
Elizabeth Burroughs
Chairperson, National Committee for England, Wales & Northern Ireland
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Beekeepers like Asefa, who lives in rural Ethiopia, help keep bee populations healthy and protected. Bees also provide a secure form of income, as keepers can sell their honey; Asefa and his family rely on bees for their livelihood. Thanks to All We Can, Asefa has been able to improve his beehive from a traditional one to a newer, more efficient model. The new model protects him from unwanted bee strings, increases the productivity of the bees and makes it easier to access the all-important honey.
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This last weekend Helen and Gemma went to the YPray? young women's conference at Swanwick. It was a real honour to be part of the conference and leading worship - it's the third YPray?, and it is developing into a really special annual event. Next year's is at King's Park in Northampton from 1st-3rd May. Here's a couple of photos - Gemma and Helen singing 'Engraved upon my palms', and Helen leading worship in the closing service with Louise from Northern Ireland playing guitar.
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Thank you, Marlene!
The members of the World Day of Prayer Northern Ireland Executive Committee World Day of Prayer NI were sorry to hear from Marlene Moore that she felt the time had come to step down from the Committee. Marlene has been a faithful member of the committee for many years, as well as serving on the National Committee World Day of Prayer - England, Wales and Northern Ireland – including a time as the Chair.
The Northern Ireland Committee felt we couldn’t just let her go without the opportunity of thanking her. So we invited her to coffee, and presented her with a hand-crafted cross-shaped brooch and an orchid plant.
So, thank you, Marlene – for all your support and encouragement for the work of World Day of Prayer, and may God bless you as begin to explore new ways of serving Him.
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