FIEC 100 multiplies into 170 and more

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Date posted:  1 Jan 2023
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FIEC 100 multiplies into 170 and more

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A bumper crop of mission initiatives is being highlighted by the the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC) as it continues to mark 100 years since its founding in 1922.

‘Back in the spring we asked our churches to tell us about what they are doing to further the mission of proclaiming Christ and His gospel. We hoped 100 might respond and we could share their news; in the end we received more than 170 submissions,’ said Adrian Reynolds, FIEC Head of National Ministries and Chairman of the en Board.

‘It has been a joy to read through them: they tell stories of gospel growth, gospel ambition, and gospel potential.

‘We hope many will join us in rejoicing in what Christ Jesus is doing and in praying for evangelism across the country. To borrow from the Apostle Paul: ‘the gospel is bearing fruit and growing throughout the whole world’ (Col. 1:6).’

A prayer guide booklet featuring the projects will be used in FIEC churches for prayer this year. Subscribers to the PrayerMate app can have a different project with prayer points delivered to their phone each day by searching for FIEC on the app or visiting praynow4.org/fiec100.

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