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God’s Provision

February 3, 2023 / Erica Gericke

Dear Praying Friends,

We wish you a blessed 2023, filled with God’s grace, peace, and love. It is so easy to become anxious in the ever changing and unpredictable times we live in, however we must never forget that God is in complete control. He can never be taken by surprise; He is omniscient and all-powerful and full of tender mercy. This very same God requires this of us; Micah 6:8 He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?

“And when the children of Israel cried unto the Lord, the Lord raised up a deliverer to the children of Israel, who delivered them, even Othniel ……And the Spirit of the Lord came upon him…… ” Judges 3:9,10

God is preparing the heroes of His choice. In the moment needed, they will be able to step into the place He ordained for them, to accomplish His purposes and to astonish the world!

Let the Holy Spirit prepare you for the disciplines of life, so that God can put the finishing touches to the marble to put it onto the stand in the appointed corner. Are we willing for the trials that form part of the moulding process to accomplish the seemingly small victories of which we will never guess the heavenly worth? God prepared Othniel not only for the immediate task but for his heavenly destiny. So too with each one of us, God can prepare Othniel’s to fulfil His purposes for the times we live in as well as eternity! AB Simpson

New Appointments

Congratulations to the following workers appointed to new positions with effect from 1^st January 2023. We truly believe God initiated every decision for this present time. Please uphold them in prayer as they take up these positions of responsibility.

Glenvar – Mr and Mrs Joggie and Alta Swanepoel (Principal)

Glenvar Bible College will temporarily move to Potchefstroom for 2023.

The Pilgrim Magazine – Mr and Mrs Taylor and Annalize Ridgard.

Bible Correspondence Courses – Mr and Mrs Jan-Harm and Sunè Labuscagne.

Rozelle Bruce – secretary for Glenvar as well as the Pilgrim Magazine.

Mr and Mrs Heinrich and Anel van der Berg – House father and mother at Glenvar

Prayer Requests

January

23-27 Jan – Bothaville Outreach

27-29 Jan – Belfast Youth Evening

27Jan – 4^th Feb – Uniondale Services

30^th Jan – Judah Auto – Pretoria

February

30^th Jan – 10^th Feb – Bothaville farms outreach and children’s work (in conjunction with Dorothea mission)

1^st and 8^th Feb – Pretoria East Old Age Home

1-10^th Feb – Kimberley Visitation

6^th Feb – Home Educator’s Academy, Pretoria

11-19^th Feb – Piet Retief Youth Week

12^th Feb – Kimberley Meeting

13-17^th Feb – Glenvar Week of Prayer

5-12^th Feb – Mosselbay

17^th Feb – Soutpan Rehabilitation Service

17-18^th Feb – Bothaville Convention – Speaker: Ian Waterson

20-24 Feb – Wesselsbron Highschool Youth Week

26-28^th Feb – Wesselsbron Farms Outreach Services

27^th Feb – MVA Bricks Service – Pretoria

24^th Feb- Home Educator’s Academy Pretoria

25^th Feb – 4^th March – Burgersdorp

March

1^st – Pretoria East RetirmentHome

1-4^th March – Hopetown and Men’s Breakfast

5-8^th March – Aliwal North

1-10^th March – Wesselsbron (in conjunction with Dorothea Mission)

9-19^th March- Hartbeespoort Outreach

11^th March – Men’s Breakfast Winburg

13-20^th March – Prince Albert

20-30^th March – Winburg Visitation

24-26^th March – Women’s Convention Middleburg

27-30^th March – Youth Camp Middleburg

Easter Conventions 6-9^th April

Samekoms, Middleburg

Mispa, Free state

Hebron, Port Elizabeth

Amana, Onrus

Emmanuel, Namibia

News from the Field

SOUTHERN GAUTENG

The CD recordings for the centenary celebration of the AEB is in full progress and we look forward to further work on it.

NAMIBIA

We have been deeply encouraged with the opportunities given to do follow-up work from Windhoek right up to northern Namibia experiencing the faithfulness of God as we visited home after home. We had a blessed church camp on the weekend of the 7^{th of} October for the Tsumeb NG Church with took place on a farm just outside of the town. Young people met with the Lord and responded to the challenge of standing firm and remaining faithful to God in our present day. We then worked in Tsumeb and Grootfontein which included a camp with the AXIS home educator’s community at Rock Lodge.

FREE STATE

Personal testimonies of those who found Christ:

In 2022, the AEB began an outreach at the only school in our town. They worked among the children and eventually reached out to my wife. They also asked me if I was saved. I answered that I was not ready to be saved at this stage! Later in the year my marriage became very vulnerable and in desperation I phoned the AEB workers begging them to visit and help me. They explained the way of salvation to me and I immediately sought God to save me in the lounge of our home. God forgave me and my life was totally transformed!
In 2021, I became severely ill with Covid. I begged God to spare my life promising to serve Him if I should survive. Later in the year, I attended a Youth Camp of the AEB, and it was only there that I truly came to salvation. It was there too that I felt the call to serve the Lord in full-time capacity. My heart longs to share with others what He has done for me. John 3:16 “…. he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”

EASTERN CAPE

This evening, God worked in a wonderful way in the Rehabilitation Centre. A friend of mine shared and four men responded for salvation. He prayed with three and I prayed with the fourth. I do believe he truly met with the Lord. His name is Ryan. One of the three prayed with also truly met with God. This past week we had open air services in central Port Elizabeth almost every day.

We handed out tracts and received this WhatsApp message today

“A wonderfully blessed mrng Pastor …. I picked up a flyer in town (Port Elizabeth) I was so blessed with the message I read about forgiveness……I truly struggle with forgiveness in fact I may forgive but I don’t forget.” Is it not wonderful that God can use a tract picked up from the ground?

NORTHERN CAPE

Orania Outreach: Monday night a girl responded to the message. She had allowed sin in her life of which she was very ashamed and remorseful. She was afraid that God had given her over to her sinful desires. I was able to explain to her that her very concern and grief over her sin was a sign that God had not given her over but was reaching out to her. She met with the Lord that night. Praise His Name!

Tuesday, I had an appointment with a young man. He had been through great trauma and came from tragic circumstances. He wanted to find God but did not know how to. I was able explain the way of salvation. May God be glorified for all He has done in lives.

CONVENTION SPEAKER

January had been filled with visiting friends with the bonus of seeing family in different places. Time and again I have become aware that God orchestrated things and Divine appointments emerged out of ordinary situations. A visit from a broken-hearted mother who had lost her 14-year-old son days ago, among others. I believe when we get to Heaven, we will be amazed to realize how God engineered things. I have been blessed to see the changes that have come into lives. Among many reports back, it has been wonderful to hear of reconciliation between a mother and her son, marriages etc

I was so blessed recently when a young lady contacted me from Texas, saying she had been burdened for me in the middle of the night and called out to God to bless and protect. She then said that her church had an audio of Keith’s message “Satan hates a whisperer’ which had been a challenge and blessing to all. God’s work is not bound by geographical limitations or time. “He being dead yet speaketh” and “God’s Word will not return unto Him void”.

Frans & Erica Gericke

The Storms of Life Stilled!

March 21, 2022 / aebadmin

Dear Prayer Friends

We thank God for the wonderful privilege it is to return to ‘normal’ as far as the work is concerned with so many of the restrictions of the Covid Era lifted. The pilgrims can once again go out into the district and be actively involved in the work of the Lord, holding Youth Camps, Outreaches and of course just ahead of us, the coming Easter Conventions.

We are reminded of the section in Psalm 107 where it speaks of all the storms that assail the people of God and in verse 29, “He maketh the storm a calm, so that the waves thereof are still!”

There are five clear word pictures in this psalm:

• They wandered, were lost, found no sure dwelling place (4-9)
• They sat in darkness bound and under the shadow of death (10-16)
• They called out in their sickness and distress (17-22)
• A raging storm at sea (23-32)
• And eventually the desert transformed into a fruitful land (33-38)

We read of them crying out to God four times in this psalm and in each instance, He heard them and delivered them!

• In the desert He put them on the right path and led them to a sure city (7)
• He breaks the captives’ bands asunder! (14)
• For those that were sick He sent word, healing and delivering them (20)
• He calmed the storms and stilled the waves.

In every instance when they called out to God, something happened. They did not call in vain!

In the storms that assail us, the impossibilities we face, when we feel the darkness enveloping us and choking us, we can call on God as they did, and He will not fail us. What an anchor in the day we live in. We are safe in Him whatever is happening around us!

Frans & Erica Gericke

Prayer requests:

11-13 March – Catechism Camp Eden
7-11 March – Sidwell outreach
7-24 March – Tour Eastern Cape
12-18 March – Potgietersrus Outreach
14-18 March – Hankey tour
18-20 March – Axis Camp Namibia
21-24 March – Samekoms Youth Camp
21-25 March – Youth Week Orania
24 March – 3 April – Namibia south outreach
28 March – 1 April – Upington HBS
28-31 March – Mispa Youth Camp
4-9 April – Prins Albert outreach
5-10 April – Pretoria Gardens outreach
14-17 April – Easter Conventions across South Africa & Namibia
29 April – 2 May – Youth Camp Hebron
1 May – Kuilsrivier meeting
8 May – Strand meeting
The salvation of precious souls and that God would raise up intercessors

News from the field

Free State
We were given a wonderful opportunity to work with each class in a certain Junior School. Five children responded and trusted the Lord to save them. We then had the joy of visiting some of these children in their homes and had an opportunity to meet and speak with their parents. The openings we had at the high school made us aware that there was a deep need and absolute ignorance of basic Christian truths. Moses and David were unknown to them! One girl responded and trusted God to save her. We arranged workers’ meetings on the farms and incorporated the Dorothea mission to speak in the workers’ own language.

Western Cape
It was such a joy to start with quarterly meetings again after an absence of two years due to Covid 19. What a joy to see and fellowship with the dear friends. The Parow services have shifted to Kuilsriver and the meetings in Strand to the headquarters. Everyone who attended said that they had sorely missed the times together over the two years. Heinrich has had opportunities to share are several businesses and wonderful openings have come to minister in the Helderberg district for both he and Anél.

North & South Gauteng
The two series of meetings in Brakpan and Rustenburg were deeply blessed.

At the Rustenburg outreach I was blessed to pray with a woman seeking God to save her. She left the meeting with a beaming face and dragged one of her friends with her to attend the following evening. It was an encouragement to see that the work God had done in her heart brought genuine concern for the salvation of others. We also visited several old age homes and had held puppet shows at various schools.

We honor the Lord for many people who in simplicity bowed to the Lord Jesus after some of these occasions.

Northern Cape
At the youth evening we had, ten children responded, and we had the privilege to pray with them. At the Men’s breakfast three men put up their hands for prayer and we could intercede for and with them. One man said joyfully, “This was not just another meeting, but God speaking directly to my own heart!” After another service, a young man asked for my telephone number and phoned me afterwards, sharing the battles he is dealing with on certain issues in his life. He does know the Lord but battling spiritually. I was able to help him from the Word of God and encouraged him to read the Word faithfully and diligently. The more he reads and obeys the Word, the more his life will be aligned to the Word. I also sent him literature that would help him further.

Northwest
Outreaches in March: Twenty people responded for salvation in various meetings. Meetings held in businesses, schools, and retirement homes. A Film Evening where strangers attended and later attended the Sunday service.

One man testified that he had deep doubts for years, with no surety of salvation and wanted to trust the Lord to save him in the meeting. A lady stayed behind at a meeting, weeping, and confessing her deep need of salvation trusting God to save her. Pilgrims were praying with people all over the church building as they confessed their needs. The old age homes and retirement complexes deeply appreciated our visits and asked us to come regularly. It was traumatic to realize what needs the children in the orphanage were grappling with and their deep appreciation for any love and care shown them was heartrending. We thank God for the precious opportunity of ministry there.

Namibia
The Coastal Youth Outreach was a week of tremendous blessing. God worked in a mighty way, and we honor Him for that. Many young people in both Swakopmund and Walvis Bay surrendered their lives to God, seeking Him to save them. Walvis was the highlight in this time. We had been burdened for this area for a long time and at last there was a breakthrough. Many of the young people arrived at the youth evening and ended up hearing the full Gospel! After this we went to Walvis Bay. We were able to share the gospel in many schools. We can testify of blessing and precious souls who sought God to save them.

Eastern Cape
The Lord truly met with the young people at the youth camp. Many testified that God challenged them about forgiveness. One young girl prayed with a worker asking God to help her to forgive. The last evening a young boy went up to one of the workers and asked them to pray with him saying, “Please help me. I need to make right with God!’

Convention Speaker
Jenny Daniel: My heart is full of gratitude as I see the leading Hand of God in so many ways. That verse in Isaiah 30:21 “And thine ears shall hear a word behind thee, saying, “This is the way, walk ye in it, when ye turn to the right hand, and when ye turn to the left”, has been a reality in my life as never before. I realize the “Race of Faith” is to be run ‘with patience’ not at full sprint as we so often want to do! I have recently had a lot of interaction with people, counselling them, praying for them and in it all deeply conscious that God Himself was giving the much needed wisdom. I am also blessed – a year after Keith’s death – to still receive emails testifying of God’s blessing to hearts through his ministry. I know that his messages will continue to bring fruit. I was thinking recently of the difference between inspired messages and messages with unction. I believe what made his such a blessing was that unique unction that can only come from God Himself!

Prepared Hearts

November 11, 2021 / aebadmin

Dear Friends
We trust that each of you is doing well. Thank you for your continued prayers and support. We recently heard about the passing of Mr. Stoffel Mcloud. He left deep footprints in the AEB and was a beloved and respected worker in the AEB. We will always remember him for his walk with the Lord, his unwavering faith in the Lord, but also his precious sense of humor. May the Lord comfort his family in time.

PREPARED HEARTS

Ezra 7: 6-10 “he was a ready scribe in the law of Moses… For Ezra had prepared his heart to seek the law of the LORD, and to do it, and to teach in Israel statutes and judgments.”

1. Preparation of the heart – When a man directs his heart to seek the Word of the Lord, to do it and to teach it to others, then a great revival has already begun. Man must first be surrendered to the Lord before our lives can be of any use to Him. Proverbs 16: 1 “The preparations of the heart in man,”.
2. The hand of the Lord was on Ezra. v. 6 “and the king granted him all his request, according to the hand of the LORD his God upon him.” The all-conquering Hand is the companion of the prepared heart.
3. Provision – “all his desires willing” and v. 21 “that whatsoever Ezra the priest, the scribe of the law of the God of heaven, shall require of you, it be done speedily”. Ezra prepared his heart and the Lord provided for every need he had. “He never sends His servants a warfare on their own charges.”
4. Command of the Lord – Ezra 7:25 “And thou, Ezra, after the wisdom of thy God, that is in thine hand, set magistrates and judges, which may judge all the people that are beyond the river, all such as know the laws of thy God; and teach ye them that know them not.”
Mal. 2: 7 “For the priest’s lips should keep knowledge, and they should seek the law at his mouth: for he is the messenger of the LORD of hosts.” Rom. 10:17 – Faith does not come by words of wisdom from men, but by the Word of God.
5. Our life must be consistent with our testimony – Ezra 8:22 “For I was ashamed to require of the king..” v23 “So we fasted and besought our God for this”. When our heart is focused on the Lord, then He is our source to whom we go, the Rock in which we hide.

PRAYER REQUESTS

7 November – Kuils River service
12 – 21 November – Singing campaign in S-Gauteng with various openings at churches
14 November – Strand service
14-19 November Namibia Coast Youth Week openings
21 November – Diploma service Glenvar
23-25 November – Elnatan Youth Camp Namibia
27 November – Year end service at Hebron
1-2 December – Pilgrim meetings Samekoms
3-5 December – National Conference – Meeting, Middelburg, Mpumalanga

“Every great movement of God can be traced to a kneeling figure” – DL Moody

NEWS FROM THE FIELD

EASTERN CAPE: While working in a town, I see someone who has the Lord on my heart. When I talked to the man, he kept asking me how I knew these things about him. He was in tears and I could give him a tract. At a rehabilitation center I had the opportunity to work regularly with people in great need and we could also lead our people to the Lord.

WESTERN CAPE: The campaign on the West Coast was, as last year, very blessed. The regular opening every day at the Rehabilitation Center was undoubtedly the highlight for me again. The receptivity of the approximately 30 men, their search for God and appreciation for the Word is truly a belt under the heart. The fruit on the labor there, namely people with whom we could pray afterward for a variety of needs, was a very great encouragement. Clanwilliam Day Conference – There was a beautiful atmosphere in which the Word of God could easily come into our hearts.

NORTHERN CAPE: With the youth evening could experience how the Lord came to speak to young people’s hearts. A young boy came to ask for my number and later shared his need, distress and desperation and sought help. Please pray. together how to help this boy as well as for the powerful working of Jesus in his life! The Men’s Breakfast was also marked by the Lord’s presence. One man testified after the time, he received not just another message this morning, but a Word that struck and he needed to go do introspection.

NORTH WEST: At one Church the Lord came really close to us, the Lord’s presence was so palpable that the deacon spontaneously burst into tears with the closing prayer in the consistory where he again dedicated himself to the Lord. At another congregation, eight people responded to the service and one man was so moved that he could not even utter a word. ŉ Lady in the same service also met the Lord anew there.

ORANGE FREE STATE: At a farming community we were able to hold a farmers’ conference this year. At two farm schools we were able to start reaching out among the children and place books further. The housemates contacted me a while later and the lady testified that she had accepted the Lord as her Savior and Redeemer. April youth camp – With the witness opportunity, one after the other young people testified of what the Lord had done for them. Some of them testified of salvation, and two of calling for full-time service and also a few who testified of sanctification.

SOUTH GAUTENG: Despite personal challenges, we still held the Lord for a soul and on March 4, I had the privilege of leading an atheist man to the Lord. What a privilege to be able to pray for that soul with that broken man. All his life he had not known love, and with tears he confessed and said, “Now I know love!”

NORTH GAUTENG: Holiday Bible school – What a privilege it was not to climb under the congregation’s burden for child souls. Only about 10 of the 58 children were from the congregation and therefore it was a precious Evangelism outreach to 48 children from elsewhere in the town. We honor the Lord for His enabling, His Word, and their open hearts. 14 children definitely responded through the week and bowed their hearts before God.

NAMIBIA: Our farm visits to the south were an incredible blessing. Every farmer we stopped at was an elaborate encounter with the Lord.

ORANGE RIVER: We have an opportunity to hold services for homeless people on some Sundays. After one message, two people responded and testified that they trusted the Lord to save them. At a church before one service, the Lord placed another message on my heart for the occasion, and after the service, a lady stayed behind to make amends with the Lord.

CONVENTION SPEAKER – JENNY DANIEL: I look back over the last 6 months with wonder, as I consider the places God allowed me to visit in the USA, as well as the testimonies shared of God’s dealings in lives. It was a huge adjustment not having Keith with me at each place, but during it all the thrill of what God is continuing to do in hearts because of previous messages and those available online was a huge encouragement. E-mails continue to reach sharing testimonies. This week, I will be speaking at a church’s end of year function for ladies in Cape Town itself DV at which they expect 50 to attend. Please pray for God’s unction.

In His Name
Frans & Erica Gericke

Men of God taken from our midst

March 17, 2021 / aebadmin

Dear Friends

We greet you with broken hearts due to the sudden death of Mr. Keith Daniel. I would like to share with you some thoughts on the death of God’s benefactors written by AC Dixon.

Psalms 116:15
“Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints.”

As we see death, it means decay, removal, absence—things which we do not prize. But as God sees death, He beholds something really precious to Him and, we may justly infer, precious to us, for whatever is against us cannot be precious to our Father. We are looking at the wrong side of the tapestry, where all is tangle and confusion. God sees the right side, where the design is intelligent and the colours harmonious. We are without the veil, and see but the dim light through the curtain; within is the Shechinah glory. We stand in the dark, believing and hoping; God is in the light, seeing and knowing.

I. To God death means the opportunity to supply every need of His child. Health means conscious strength. While we are well, we may feel that we are equal to taking care of ourselves. Dying means absolute helplessness. Such is God’s opportunity. When physicians give up the case, He takes it up. After human help has failed, the Lord delights to be to us all that we need.

II. To God death means the most intimate communion. He rejoices to have all to Himself those whom He loves. He said of Israel, “I will allure her and bring her into the wilderness, and speak comfortably unto her.” No one else can help us die. Through the valley we must go alone—yet not alone, for Jesus accompanies.

III. To God death means rest. Jesus said, “Come unto Me,” etc. It was His delight to quiet the heart and give rest to the weary mind. The voice from heaven said, “Blessed are the dead,” etc. “There remaineth a rest,” etc. To us death looks like a rest of the body—the lifeless form no longer suffers; it sleeps until the waking on the resurrection morning. God sees the rest of soul, and the event which introduces His children into this restful state is precious to Him.

IV. To God death means larger life. Christ came to give life, and to give it more abundantly. Whatever imparts and increases the life of God’s people is of great value. While to us death seems to be the cessation of life, to God it is an increase of life. The last words of Drummond Burns were, “I have been dying for years, now I shall begin to live.” It is passing from the land of the dying into the land of the living.

V. To God death means joy. All through the Bible we are exhorted to “Rejoice, rejoice evermore!” The joy of His children is precious to God. Dying, Rutherford exclaimed, “I feed on manna; oh, for arms to embrace Him!” President Wingate, of Wake Forest College, whispered to his wife with his last breath, “I thought it would be sweet, but I did not think it would be sosweet as this.” It is passing from shadow into sunshine; from the discords of earth into the music of the celestial harps; from contraction into everlasting expansion.

VI. To God death means ministry to the living. Through death Jesus entered the family of the Jewish ruler, and the death of our friends often leads us to invite the Man of Sorrows to our homes. The departure of loved ones opens a window of heaven, and gives us a glimpse into the beyond; and in leaving us, they, in a very true sense, come to us. We appreciate them as we never did before; we see their virtues and forget their faults; they are to us transfigured, while everything about them shines with a peculiar glory. (A. C. Dixon, D.D.)

Men of God taken from our midst

Mr. Keith Daniel died yesterday afternoon on 6 March 2021 after a three-week sickbed in a hospital in Cape Town. Children of God from various parts of the world prayed together for Mr. Daniel, Jenny, Noel, Roy and Samuel and held their hands up in prayer as they all walked through these deep waters. For me personally, it was such an encouragement to be able to see how many people around this beloved man of God and his family united in prayer and encouraged one another with the promises of God. I honor the Lord for every precious friend who stands with them in this, possibly, the saddest time in their lives. So many precious testimonies giving glory to God have been shared about this beloved man of God’s life and influence.
Mr Daniel was part of the AEB with his training for 50 years while serving as Superintendent of Natal and the Eastern Cape during this time. For most of his life, he was the A.E.B.’s Convention Speaker. Without a doubt, his walk with God, his love for the Word, his faithfulness and his empathy made him stand out as a beloved man of God. Virtually every testimony shared about him deals with, among other things, how he encouraged people and what he meant to them spiritually. To many, he was like a spiritual father. He often took the burden of others on himself and fasted and prayed about it until God came to give the outcome. I thank the Lord for the privilege I had of being able to put conferences, day conferences and other occasions at his feet, for every conversation I could have with him and for every soul he helped to get out of the darkness. to find eternal light. Not only did we lose a precious co-worker, but a true friend. Please pray. for Jenny, Roy, Noël, Samuel and the rest of the family.
Mr. Johan de Bruin died at the end of December 2020 after a short illness due to Covid-19. Until his death he was the General Superintendent as well as the Chairman of the Board of the A.E.B. In both of these positions he served faithfully and selflessly. His spiritual walk with God, his prayer life, his love for the Word and precious souls were outstanding qualities of Mr. Johan de Bruin. The two positions he served in were a huge responsibility and a challenge. We honor the Lord for a man who gave his best for the Lord and for everything he did and meant to the A.E.B. Please pray for Mrs. Magda de Bruin and the rest of the family.
Mr. Frans Terblanche from Groblersdal recently died in a car accident. For many spiritual workers, Frans Terblanche was a friend. Throughout the years we have known him, he has been a regular at our conventions and supporter of the A.E.B. Frans was known for his love for his Heavenly Father, his holy walk and sincerity. I never saw Frans without a smile on his face. We have lost a precious friend in the Lord. Please pray for Anelize, Rolize, Elizna and Hennie with their families.
Mrs. Miemie Saaiman from Riversdal recently passed away. Our deepest sympathy to sir Hendrik and family. May the Lord Himself comfort and encourage you in this time.

NEW OFFICE BEARERS IN THE A.E.B.

Mr & Mrs Joggie Swanepoel were recently elected as the new General Superintendent couple.
Mr Laurence Paulsen was elected Chairman of the Board of the AEB.
We believe with all our hearts that it was the choice of the Lord for a time like now. Pray for them while also having a great responsibility.

Also pray very specifically for each worker in the AEB while the activities are getting started again.

May the Lord richly bless you each.
Frans and Erica Gericke

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