Friday, 22 May 2015

                             The Maskeys in Nigeria

June 2015
Dear Fellow Laborers,    

A New Church Has Started!
About three years ago, one of our church members donated some land to us in the town of Omoku, about 80 miles northwest of Port Harcourt.  As God supplied, we began to develop the property and build a building for a new church.  One of our Bible school graduates, Dennis Osueke, supervised most of the work there and felt that God was leading him to be the pastor of the new church.  Whenever we took groups for soul winning there in the town of about 50,000 people, we always had a good response and many saved.  Finally this year, on April 26th, we held our first service at the Grace Independent Baptist Church of Omoku with a total of 51 in attendance and 12 souls saved that morning. They also had 52 for Mothers Day on May 10 (see pictures at maskeysnigeria@blogspot.com).  Another one of our Bible school students, Innocent Ukpong, is there with Pastor Osueke and his family helping in this work, which is our fourth church plant.  We are praying for great things to happen, and for God to use them in a mighty way in the town of Omoku.

Happy Graduation!
Our daughter, Carissa, graduated from Hyles-Anderson College on May 8, and we are very proud of her.  We are presently in the States for a few weeks for her graduation, and she will be coming back with us to Nigeria for two months, then returning back for an internship program at HAC after that.  It was also a blessing to spend some time with Jonathon & Jenny and our first grandchild, Russell, who is now two months old.  They are doing very well at Granite Baptist Church in Glen Burnie, MD.  We also spent some good time with our son, Joshua, who is living in Michigan and seems to be staying very busy working in a job there.   Please continue to pray for all of them for God’s will and direction in their lives.


Our other churches are continuing to do very well, and please pray for them, especially in our short absence.  Things seemed to have calmed down for now in Nigeria after the elections, and we are grateful for that.   We are also grateful for your prayers and faithful support!  You are a great blessing to us and may God richly bless you all in the days ahead.


                                                        Yours for His Service,
                                                         David, Rose, Cayla & Justin 

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