Rome braces for 'prophet-predicted quake'
Thousands of people are reported to be staying out of Rome for the next few days, over fears the city will be hit by a huge earthquake. The panic was sparked by rumours that seismologist Raffaele Bendandi, who died in 1979, predicted the city would be devastated by a quake on 11 May. Officials have insisted quakes cannot be predicted and special programmes have run on state TV calling for calm. Experts also say there is no evidence Bendandi even made the prediction. But many people said they were leaving the city to be on the safe side. There are reports of an 18% increase in the number of city employees planning to stay away from work. Other people were more sceptical, or said they would make the most of the capital being slightly quieter.
Pray: that fear would not rule the people and that God would give them true revelation. (Ex.20:20)
More: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-13354988
India: Christian television targets viewers in Tamil Nadu
Sammy Tippit’s ministry has launched an ambitious programme to reach people for Christ through a broadcast series in India. The television series titled, Heart-Cry for Revival, is scheduled to go on air during May. An estimated audience of over a million people in Tamil Nadu, India, will view the programme. Sammy Tippit will host the weekly broadcasts that highlight the messages of the Heart Cry speakers. Sammy will also bring a series of messages on personal revival called ‘The Race’. Dave Tippit will have messages for this new generation of younger believers called Earthy Spirituality. These will be presented once per month, the release added. ‘We have a prime spot from 9 until 10 o'clock in the evening on secular stations throughout that whole state,’ Tippit reports. ‘A very interesting thing in that particular state is that the government, through some political manoeuvres, has put a television set in every home.’ Praise: God for this exciting new initiative that the Holy Spirit would bring enlightenment to many. (2Cor.4:6) More: http://www.christianmessenger.in/sammy-tippit%E2%80%99s-tv-program-targets-viewers-in-tamil-nadu/
India: Christian television targets viewers in Tamil Nadu
Sammy Tippit’s ministry has launched an ambitious programme to reach people for Christ through a broadcast series in India. The television series titled, Heart-Cry for Revival, is scheduled to go on air during May. An estimated audience of over a million people in Tamil Nadu, India, will view the programme. Sammy Tippit will host the weekly broadcasts that highlight the messages of the Heart Cry speakers. Sammy will also bring a series of messages on personal revival called ‘The Race’. Dave Tippit will have messages for this new generation of younger believers called Earthy Spirituality. These will be presented once per month, the release added. ‘We have a prime spot from 9 until 10 o'clock in the evening on secular stations throughout that whole state,’ Tippit reports. ‘A very interesting thing in that particular state is that the government, through some political manoeuvres, has put a television set in every home.’ Praise: God for this exciting new initiative that the Holy Spirit would bring enlightenment to many. (2Cor.4:6) More: http://www.christianmessenger.in/sammy-tippit%E2%80%99s-tv-program-targets-viewers-in-tamil-nadu/
Gospel outreach app expands by adding Arabic
www.Bible.is the popular Bible app from the Audio Bible ministry Faith Comes By Hearing (FCBH), is now available for use in Arabic. Spoken by more than 221 million people throughout the world, Arabic now joins Spanish and English as the major trade languages available for users to navigate the app. Since their Digital Bible Project started last year, Arabic has consistently been in the top five languages accessed across the multiple platforms offered by FCBH. In addition to the www.Bible.is app, the ministry's Audio Bibles can be accessed via podcast on iTunes, as well as streaming and downloading directly from its website, all free of charge. FCBH currently has Audio Bibles in 538 languages, with 188 of those available for reading and listening on the Bible app, helping make the Digital Bible Project the world's largest resource of Bible recordings and texts. (Faith Comes By Hearing)
Praise: God for the work of FCBH and the way that so many can be reached with the Word. (2Tim.2:9b)
More: http://www.lausanneworldpulse.com/newsbriefs.php/1412/05-2011
