Rev. Makisi had a dream of inviting Secretaries of Evangelism in the Methodist Church in Aukland to attend a CFO camp. The result was a camp with 80% first-time campers in Aukland, New Zealand. Gweneth and Colin Ray and Colleen Dale joined them from Australia and experienced an inspiring camp.
We have received word that Jessie Banno, the founder of CFOI in Japan, remained safe through the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Thank you for your prayers for the people of Japan! Jessie will turn 100 in June, and we celebrate God’s gift of Jessie.
Roland Brown, the son of original CFOI travelers Roland and Marcia Brown, is making connections with people from India who speak the Tamil language in Florida, USA. Copies of I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes, translated into Tamil, are being provided to people in Florida who can now connect
“Go out and meet the thing you are afraid of – not with fear, but with love, and it will become your ally and not your foe.” – Glenn Clark, The Thought Farthest Out
“I believe in sending out a prayer to the Father to draw to me those who are meant to help me and be helped by me in order to express my life together with them.”
Looking at a map of Sri Lanka, you’ll find Jaffna on a peninsula in the very north. Glenn Clark celebrated his 72nd birthday there in 1954, when the country was called Ceylon. Glenn Clark calls that first camp “One of the best we’ve had.” (On Wings of Prayer, p. 138).
June 2011 Dear Friends, Thank you for your generosity in response to my last letter. Your CFOI Board of Trustees has just finished meeting in Tennessee, and we are grateful for good fellowship, wonderful prayer times and business well attended. Many ideas are being exchanged and developed for training,
