Check out this video tribute to a soldier's life: [link].

"The more I study nature,
the more I am amazed at the Creator."
-- Louis Pasteur







Photo: Tammi Rau Mether

Three new vice presidents were commissioned at the recent AMCF leadership meeting: Chaplain Eric Burton of Australia for the South Pacific, BGen David Wakaalo of Uganda for East Africa, and LtGen Lee, Kap Jin of Korea for East Asia. Please pray for these men as they help forward God's work among the military in their regions.

ACCTS staff members Bob and B.J. Reifsnyder report in from the Seoul Council: "It is a beautiful day here in Korea and the Lord has given us all a blessed day!" ACCTS' deputy director, Don Martin, presented the ACCTS vision and mentioned ACCTS' Interaction leadership program. The Reifsnyders write, "Just out of curiosity, we asked how many Interaction graduates were here - either as staff in one of the AMCF support organizations or as part of the Presidential Bench and 28 people raised their hands! Thank you Lord for the impact that Interaction has had in the family of AMCF and for their ongoing support around the world. It was like welcoming family back home!"

"It is amazing what has been accomplished in just two and a half days. By noon today we had received reports from all 14 AMCF Vice Presidents, vision statements for the next five years from the AMCF, ACCTS, AcctsMMI and MSO, a total of 24 papers from those organizations, and testimonies by two of the departing Vice Presidents."

Bob and B.J. Reifsnyder report from the AMCF leadership meeting, Seoul Council in Korea, that regional reports show God's hand at work among the world's military Christian fellowships. Discussions have also focused on how military personnel can share Christ in areas where only they can go.

Photo: AMCF Vice President Mwaniki and wife in prayer at Seoul Council.

This week military Christian leaders who are associated with the Association of Military Christian Fellowships are meeting in Seoul, South Korea to pray and plan for ministry for the next five years. Please pray that God will guide all their discussions.

9/11/2001

Today we pause to remember and pray for all those who lost their lives on 9/11, all those who are now currently fighting against terrorism, and for those who caused 9/11. For in praying for our enemies, we will help bring Christ's hope to our war and hate filled world.

Operation Reveille's blog has current articles that address the issues of:

1. Can active-duty personnel give Bibles to nationals who ask for one, and
2. Can they tell inquiring nationals about Jesus.

ACCTS' executive director Cal Dunlap attended a prayer meeting in Fort Riley last weekend with military families, many of whom are dealing with a current deployment or will be facing a deployment soon. Please pray with Cal and others who are continuing to develop a prayer movement for North America's armed forces.

Creative Commons Copyright photo from flickr.com.