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| Name: Judit Salamon From: hungary E-mail: sal23ju@yahoo.co.uk |
Great site
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| Name: Gisèle Mangwa From: Montréal E-mail: gmangwa@yahoo.fr |
"I will built my church, and th3e gates of Hades will not overcomes it" 1 peter 16 v.18 For He is the Son of the Living God. I am Glad for the Word of God I've listen today. Be Blessed brothers and sisters Gisèle
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| Name: keijo From: sweden E-mail: keijo.leppioja@hotmail.com |
"You have loved righteousness an dhated wickedness; therefore God,your compassions by anointing you with oil of joy."And God are very rich that pay backs our good deeds and works and set our feet on the roch of blessing. SO be happy for you can win the sinners heart to Christ,pray an dthanks an dbless,keijo sweden
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| Name: A From: England |
My dear D & P: P & R very kindly came to see me on Thursday & they delivered copies of your book. It really is sooooooooooooooo very kind of you to make these available to extra people. I imagine that many of your colleagues & students have been very challenged & blessed by reading the book with the poignant cover. It is so very encouraging to read that your testimony goes on being very meaningful & challenging years after those events when you were at Kasaji. I could hardly wait to get my eyes on your book. It is still so meaningful & I relived all the scenes so much so that I was surprised to look down at the floor & see carpet instead of concrete & through the windows to see English flora instead of African. I saw rebels with necklaces of bullets rather than my friends coming into the house & I actually smelt the smells too which is quite amazing. I smelt deisel, death & corpses. I smelt native beer, pilchards & rice & I smelt fear. (I was so amazed at the time that fear produced such foul smelly sweat). I almost threw myself on the floor as I read of the the sound of the planes. I recall one visit of the planes when I was visiting the people on the hospital compound. I dived into one of their houses & realised that it would not offer me much protection as the roof was only of branches & thatch. The Lord's protection was far greater. I well remember the evening when you walked from the Davies' to our house singing Hallelujahs as this was an international word & then you & Hazel tackled the fractured arm. Often I recall those operations which you performed with such courage, skill & trust in the Lord.....& then I remembered the tears as the young men were taken to the ant hill to be shot. I recall reciting in swahili Acts 16:31 to all the youngsters who passed through the exit from the theatre to die a death by the ant hill. The local population were so fearful & unsure of what the furture held for them so the good soil was there for the seed to be planted & it was thrilling to know that quite a number turned to the Lord for forgiveness & salvation. I could comment on every part of the story which I relived yet again. It was as if I was going through it all again. The last time we broke bread together was so special & if I remember correctly we sang "shall have" instead of "demands" my soul, my life, my all..... & that promise is still the same as far as the "very much older A" is concerned. There may not be much time for me (as I am now 77) but The Ever Faithful, victorious triumphant Lord shall still have my soul, my life, my all. The Lord has been so faithful to me. I had been very influenced by C T Studd when I went to Kasaji in 1955 & so I decided not to pay pension stamps. I preferred to trust the Lord. When it came time to settle in this country the Lord provided me with someone to love me (whom I loved too) & provide for me & here I am now with so many dear loved ones in Glory but with a lovely home & provision for my every need. Even then the Lord does something very special from time to time just to remind me that it is ultimately Jehovah Jireh who provides. I am so very very happy that you both found each other & I rejoice too in your family & your testimony. How gracious & how merciful is our God. May the Lord continue to bless & use you for His Glory, for the extension of His Kingdom & for the building up of His Church. My love & many thanks for all the things that I learnt from you at that time so long ago. A
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| Name: Rachel Dallaire From: Quebec E-mail: angel_horse16@yahoo.ca |
I love RBC!!  Just wait until this summer until I come back and see you all again!  Can't wait to leave England behind...  -Rachel Dallaire P.S. You know who I am, don't you? 
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| Name: Pat Roberge From: Two Montagnes E-mail: pproberge@videotron.ca |
Congradulations to Steve and Nancy. A baby boy. We rejoice with you both. Pierre and Pat
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| Name: thomas schiess From: vaudreuil-dorion E-mail: ctschiess@hotmail.com |
YAY!! i'm glad we got a guestbook for our website: thanks, webmaster! crystal and i and our three kids love attending RBC and look forward to each sunday, not to mention our small group Bible study on tuesday evenings.
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| Name: Webmaster From: Rosemount |
We hope this Guest Book will help you experience genuine e-community at RBC. Enjoy!
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