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News from Africa - 2011

Photo of young Pastor receiving Caleb Bible in Malwai. We shipped M-bags of 66 Bibles to a young church there pastored by Msiska Tionge....a dynamic and growing Caleb outreach.

 

 

 

Malwai

Photos of blind lady in Malwai receiving our audio bibles and cassette players, and GoYe(Mp3)Bible....

 

Caleb Nigeria helps Congo Refugee Camp

 

Caleb Nigeria helps Congo refugees

Caleb Nigeria helps Congo refugees

Caleb Nigeria helps Congo refugees

Caleb helps Congo refugees

Caleb helps Congo refugees

Caleb helps Congo refugees

Caleb helps Congo refugees

Caleb helps Congo refugees

Caleb helps Congo refugees

Relief mission to Niger

Relief mission to Niger

Relief mission to Niger

Relief mission to Niger

 

Zambia - 2011

 

This is very sad....Pastor Humphrey in Zambia....he is a Caleb Pastor.

Terrorists attacked his home while he was away. They killed his son and raped his wife, who died 6 days later in hospital. Caleb sent funds for both funerals and African Director Chibuzu to visit Pastor Humphrey. Pastor Humphrey plans on coming to Burien in America  to get rest, should he receive the visa we requested.

 

 

As many of you know, Caleb outreaches have been endangered in Nigeria, The Philippines, India and Malwai over the past year and this is a rising concern. I ask your prayers this day for Gods Covering for our people in the world serving His purpose. In Jos Plains (Nigeria) we have been under recent attack, hidden in the world press because it came same day as Haitian earthquake. This is area where I myself was attacked by four gunmen in 2007. This year 300 Christians were slaughtered in January and again 587 were killed three weeks ago. Today, I received the following message from our Africa Director Chibuzu Ezeh as he had to flee from the area. He was there because we are bussing refugees from Jos plains and reconstructing Caleb House of Prayer Church there.  Below is Pastor Ezeh's letter:

Hello Daddy,

I am so happy and glad to send this mail to you. I was nearly killed in Jos last Sunday by fulani herdsmen.

I bad collected the materials and had gone to jos to distribute them accordingly. I had finished with salvation for all nations on Saturday but because we still had enough materials left, we decided to go to one of the churches the following morning being Sunday, but around 1am,we began to hear sounds of gun shots. It was at this time that our host Pastor John started shouting for us to run. As we were running, people were being cut down by bullets. It was only by God's mercy that we escaped. I lost my video camera, still camera, international passport, my shoe and other belongings. Daddy, as you are helping me to thank God, pray that God will always protect us.


Thanks Daddy, I remain you son,
Pastor Chibuzo Ezeh.


Please keep Pastor Eze in your prayers and the work at Jos Plains and in India, Africa and The Philippines that no more will be harmed!



Jerry Riess
& Caleb Good News Ministries

 

Liberia - Caleb Outreach

 

 

Kenya Affiliate

 

Brother Jerry& Chibuze,

We thank God for his love and mercies to us all in service. It has taken us along time praying to God to show and direct us to brothers and sisters to work with at these perilous times when Satan is driving and devising all ways to deceive humanity. Thank you for your decision to partner with us and help us. As in my approach here in Kenya we do the work of the Lord moving from door to door, doing crusades, and soul winning but we do face a lot of opposition of which we trust God in every step we do make in reaching the people.

Our outreaches needs prayers and help most by getting bibles to give people here, because reading the word of God one can know who is God and his operations, we do meet desperate families and orphans who need help, for all his gifts are to be used in blessing humanity, in relieving the suffering and the needy. We are to feed the hungry, to clothe the naked, to care for the widow and the fatherless, and to minister to distressed and downtrodden. God never meant that the widespread misery in the world should exist. He never meant that one should have an abundance of the luxuries of life, while the children of others should cry for bread. Brother our cry and prayers are that please stand with us in prayer for the children here who call for help. With us we do have 15 orphan children whom we are trying to help though many are languishing in the villages and streets, but the ability to raise and provide for them is very small,please we need you help.

Brothers, the result of the work of Jesus, as He sat weary and hungry, at the well, was widespread in blessing. The one soul He sought to help became a means of reaching others and bringing them to the savior. This is ever the way that the work of God has made progress on the earth. Let your light shine and other lights will be kindled.

Lastly we do have a team called FOLLOW JESUS TEAM which brings live changing to the people by singing and praising during crusades, and worships do pray for them. Not forgetting that we need spiritual materials that is bibles mainly in our native language and support to the orphans with us.



May God bless.
Pastor James.

 

 

Report on Nigeria medical mission of April, 2011

 

Christian greeting to you in Jesus name amen.

Am writing to inform you of what we are planning for Easter celebration.

Our partners have decided that we go to the city of were Muslims bombed churches and killed so many Christians and rendered many more homeless to tell that Jesus has not forgotten them. By the second week of may, they will be sending me to Zambia. In all this, they will take care of 60 percent of the total cost while we do the rest. By Thursday i will know the total cost.

Meanwhile am sending another photographs to you.

[ 1 ] The of people who attended the program

[ 2 ] The woman were yellow is a widow who has been suffering from diabetics with a big wound on her right leg .She is now receiving treatment at university of Nigeria teaching hospital Enugu. She could not afford it before.

[ 3 ] T he woman with black and white stripes is also a widow. She had matured cataract. We took to hospital where she was operated on both eyes and now she can see.

Dad, I will still send more photos.



Thanks daddy,
Your son, Pastor Chibuzor Ezeh.

 

 

 

New Leadership - December, 2008

Since the death of Jeff, everything seems to stand still. I am the third surving son of Mr & Mrs Ezechukwu. I am the elder brother of late Apostle Jeff Eze. I am married to Pastor Mrs Chinyere Ezeh, also a missionary and we have three children.

 

                                                Pastor Chibuzor Ezeh

 

"Well done, good and faithful servant - You will be missed Pastor Jeff"

 

 

Ghana Container Arrives!

 

On Friday, July 25th, 2008, the 32nd Caleb Container destined for ports other than Romania, arrived at Ghana. The goods will be repackaged and distributed to new Caleb facilities in Sierra Leon and Abidjan as well as to Biafra, Nigeria, Togo, Benin, Camaroons, Gold Coast and Liberia.

The 40 foot container to Africa was our most expensive shipment ever, costing nearly $14,000 to deliver. Attached are photos of some of the contents at the Ghana warehouse. The cost of shipping was high but the contents are estimated worth well over $260,000.00. The shipment will encourage many and provide 15 pastors with bicycles and 18 churches with computer systems. The medicines and medical supplies are destined for war zones in Sierra Leone and Biafra for refugee care.

 

 

In February - March, 2006, Caleb Ministries officially inaugurated the Caleb International of Africa. With representatives and programs situated in the Cameroon, Biafra, Nigeria, Benin, Republic of Togo, Ghana, Nigeria and Sierra Leone, our first container arrived there in March, 2006. The Caleb projects have been underway in Ghana and Nigeria for two years and Caleb containers have previously been shipped to Tanzania, The Congo, Liberia, The Sudan and Zaire.

 

Spring, 2006

 

Spring, 2007

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The week after Jerry Riess returned from Africa a monsoon flooded the Cameroons causing severe damage. One of the  new Caleb Churches was destroyed along with the Pastors home. The village assembled enough materials to rebuild the house but could not provide for the church. We sent a grant of $2,500.00 for supplies and the church members did the construction.  The church and Pastors home are completed now.     Photos show the rebuilding.

 
Photos of the Cameroons church taken after floods in April, 2007. 
 

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