Faithful attendance in worship, a newly started Sunday School program, and upwards of 20 regular visitors who are interested in membership, are just a few of the good things happening at Resurrection Presbyterian Church (RPC). Pastor Bob Holda shares that the congregation continues to serve a Swahili-speaking family. He now gives the salutation and benediction in Swahili and English, and this fall the congregation hopes to learn a few simple praise songs in Swahili so that their Congolese brothers and sisters can participate more fully in worship. Please continue to pray for effectiveness in this ministry, but also that the Lord might expand it to other refugees in the Oshkosh area. As RPC finishes denominational support this month, Pastor

Pastor Larry Oldaker shares the good news: “‘Finally, but that is just the beginning!’ The Presbytery of Ohio held a service of recognition, ordination, and installation for Firelands Grace OPC in Sandusky, OH on July 24, 2020. It was postponed because of the pandemic, and a smaller than originally planned group gathered to hear God’s Word and to praise Him for His goodness. Though years in coming and after bringing new families and people to a vital knowledge of Christ and the reformed faith, we’ve only just begun. People were joyous at the election, ordination, and installation of two of our own as our first elders: Cody Goff and Chris Vandergoot. Though Covid-19 has made outreach challenging, we continue to reach out online with gospel

The Lord has greatly blessed the work of Nick Lammé, Harvey Houston Evangelist, over the past two years. Now as he completes denominational support, he shares an update on the future of his work there: “As a result of the Bible study in Crosby, we are now endeavoring to plant a church there under the oversight of Providence OPC’s session. At the end of July, we began worshiping in a Southeast Texas Cowboy Church, though this arrangement is temporary. We are in talks with another church to utilize their facility on a more permanent basis. The Lord has truly preserved this group, and added to it, throughout Covid-19. We continued the Bible study in-person throughout the lockdown, though for families who did not feel safe joining us, we

Neon Presbyterian Church has good things to report. Pastor Jay Bennett writes, “We’ve continued to hold in-person services with only minor changes. We’ve also continued to meet for our weekly Bible studies through Zoom. The platform works quite well. Since our last report, we’ve been out several times knocking on doors to share the gospel and invite folks to worship. Pray for continued faithfulness and fruit. About three weeks ago I approached the director of the new men’s addiction recovery center in Neon. He was thankful and very welcoming. I am currently leading about 25 men in a discussion-oriented Bible study on Thursday’s from 6:00-7:15pm. Please pray for my ministry to these men. They have expressed much appreciation and seem to be