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Allen is once again planning another visit to Lubumbashi in the D.R.C. 

The purpose of this visit is to further train pastors in the amazing nature of our doctrine as well as to minister to a section of combined local churches.

The DRC remains in the top four most dangerous places in the world. Working conditions and all circumstances there are extremely difficult but he is doing what God has told him to do. 

Pray for him.

Life is hard for these people.  Through endless wars they have seen their men buried alive, their women raped and their children abducted.  The poverty is unbelievable.  They have cried many tears.  Allen was humbled to see every eye filled with tears of joy as this time the love of God embraced them as he ministered to them.  With Gods help their lives will get better.

In twenty five years of seeing God do amazing things, the "magic" that Allen saw God work in these peoples lives will remain with him forever.  The local pastors work under the most difficult conditions so Churchnet is setting up a base camp in Lubumbashi for ministers from Molteno to visit and look after these people on a regular basis.

       I wish you could’ve been there…                                                  

I just wish you could’ve been there to see what God did in the Congo.

Your faithfulness made it possible for me to introduce the “heart of the Father” to these people and I feel that you deserve to know just what I achieved with your help.

The D.R.C has been hurt by war and its atrocities for 5o years.

       God the Father…

I did not visit as “the great big prophet.” God told me to embrace them with the same heart that has given 25 years of my life to my members in the South African churches.

Prior to this visit they had never experienced the love of God. Sure they have heard many preachers, but they have never known “God the Father.”

The love of God came on them on the Saturday morning and the best way to describe it is that 

almost visibly and tangibly I saw God put a blanket of love on these people.

These people have not cried for years. They are done with crying. After all, they have seen 

their wives raped, their children stolen by the rebel armies, their men buried alive. What more do they have to cry about?

I saw every eye filled with tears. This time the tears were tears of joy as the love of God physically embraced them. I have never seen God work such “magic” in my life.

I could tell you all sorts of things about the Congo and I soon will.

Bertin is doing a wonderful job there but he needs a huge amount of help.

I was able with your help to leave him with some funds to carry on for a while.

He is working under the most difficult circumstances. We have tens of thousands of members and hundreds of relating pastors but they do not enjoy the same safe form of covering as we do.

I intend, with your help to give it to them. I intend to visit these people more often, but by road so

I can reach them all. I also plan to raise up a strong man to assist me and to give his life to serve these people.

       Love/Hate relationship…

I must mention that I have a love/hate relationship with the Congo.

I don’t like having machine guns stuck into my back or my stomach when I enter airports or even just walking in the street.

I don’t like the corruption in some of the officials that threaten to put me in jail all for the sake of a bribe.

I don’t like eating one small miserable meal a day with the poorest of the poor.

I don’t like catching African taxis from venue to venue.  Their taxi drivers make ours look like Mother Teresa.

I don’t like the long lonely evenings.

I do however love the people. The love of God compels me to go back to give them what we have.

Thank you so much, I just wish you could have been there to see it.

Love Allen