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| Tuesday, 23 January 2007 09:44 |
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While attending a Colombia Mission Team fund raising dinner last Saturday, the wife of a gentleman who works at a very large humanitarian aid organization said to me, "your organization has a lot of momentum". I don't think that observation was about me or even Word & Deed so much as it was about you and the indispensable blessing of the Lord. One year ago, we began the Word & Deed ambassadors program and our very first ambassador was Lydia Vandenberg (nee Penninga) from I have been thrilled and encouraged by all the contributions you have made to Word & Deed and to the service of the Lord in the developing world. You have made and are making a huge difference in the lives of many needy people there. Quite a number of you are part of a Word & Deed organizing committee in Speaking of 2007, the The success of the dinners has encouraged our ambassadors in A number of you have been organizing fund raisers in schools and church youth groups or using sports tournaments to raise funds. Thanks very much! Some ambassadors have been very active in coordinating the mission teams that have been going to Others of you have been actively promoting Word & Deed to businessmen, churches and individuals. You have been promoting child sponsorships or you have been organizing sports tournaments. Once again, I am very grateful for all your efforts. Then we have people who are actively running our website, editing our magazine, taking pictures and video at some of our events. Thank you for all your hard work. Looking back over the past year I count it a great blessing to have gotten to know most of you by phone and/or face to face. I've even had the privilege of staying at some of your homes. Getting to know you has been one of the many high points of my first year at Word & Deed. I'll send a separate email outlining what we hope to do in 2007. May God bless all that we have done to his honour and glory and may we continue to be of use to Him in bringing hope to the needy of the developing world – both for this world and for the next. In His Service, Rick Postma Word & Deed Ministries |

