The Boiling Pot - Moriel Ministries
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<strong>Moriel</strong> Japan<br />
er was good and the smell of the rubbish<br />
dump behaved itself. Not only did I electrocute<br />
myself that morning with 220 volts<br />
for a few seconds, but I also won the stupid<br />
question of the year award when I asked<br />
why they tied so many plastic bags, high up<br />
in all the trees. That is what you get with a<br />
storm in a rubbish dump.<br />
Bohol<br />
Finally I visited Michael Carstens down<br />
in Bohol. We had another teaching day there<br />
with about 15 or so pastors. We studied ‘AntiChrist’<br />
and the Day of the Lord. Michael<br />
even treated us to a dive over the coral to finish<br />
up a busy trip. <strong>The</strong> newsletter is reaching<br />
pastors and prisoners. Pray with us that<br />
the Word would grow in the Philippines.<br />
It was challenging to see how the Filipino<br />
evangelists open up their home to so many<br />
kids and the needy. It is also my prayer and<br />
desire to share the gospel with more kids<br />
here in Japan. It is a totally different country<br />
but peoples’ spiritual needs are the same.<br />
Prayer Requests<br />
Philippines<br />
Please pray for Pastor Hope who coordinates<br />
most of the work there. In the near<br />
future as he begins an itinerant ministry, his<br />
family will need<br />
• the grace to adapt to a new life<br />
• a place to live and<br />
• a sustainable source of income.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re are many other specific needs of our<br />
brothers and sisters there.<br />
• Concordances<br />
• Good locations and practical schedules to<br />
hold teaching days<br />
• Money for transport (<strong>The</strong> cost of gasoline<br />
is huge for those in the developing world)<br />
• Michael’s outreach to prisoners and impoverished<br />
islands kids. Both these ministries<br />
are bearing fruit, but there are so<br />
few faithful people to do the work.<br />
Japan<br />
Here in Japan we are still seeking to:<br />
• expand our outreach to children. It is a<br />
slow work here. Pray for open doors!<br />
• continue our translation work. Pray that<br />
it goes quickly and smoothly. In our experience,<br />
written materials are of far greater<br />
value than videos, and audios here in<br />
Asia. Most Japanese and Filipinos can<br />
understand written material much better<br />
than audios, even in their own language!<br />
Vietnam<br />
Sensitivity is a major issue, but we are<br />
excited to report that we expect many more<br />
<strong>Moriel</strong> translations into Vietnamese soon.<br />
Please pray for ‘Daniel’ as he translates and<br />
distributes the newsletters in Vietnam.<br />
God bless!<br />
Geoff Toole<br />
Geoff Toole<br />
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Philippines<br />
<strong>The</strong> rest of the pictures<br />
are of the local children<br />
and their families.<br />
Bohol, Philippines<br />
Midrash seminar in Bohol<br />
moriel japan<br />
2012<br />
Bohol, Philippines<br />
Geoff Michael and Daniel<br />
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Bohol, Philippines<br />
A day of rest<br />
26 <strong>Moriel</strong> Quarterly • June 2012