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12th
Annual Flame Congress & fmm
Concerts.
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Copyright
(C) 2001/2002

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from
death
to life
sickness
to health
sadness
to joy glory
to glory
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Sacred
Heart College.
Hocking Parade, Sorrento, Perth, Western
Australia.
January
17th through to January 22nd 2002
REPORT:
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The
new venue for our annual Congress was very
good. The auditorium was over twice as big
as the previous venue. As a result, it
made the numbers look smaller due to its
size which was a little disconcerting on
the opening night until we realized the
situation. We did note however, that many
of the familiar faces were absent. Perhaps
because of the location or other reasons
not known to us. Never-the-less, for those
who did attend it really was a time of
Transformation in the
Lord.
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Raymond
de Souza is the founder of St. Gabriel
Communications and an inspiring Catholic Apologist.
A crusader of truth, his Sunday evening radio
program The Layman's Hour broadcast at 7.30 every
Sunday evening on 107.9 fm Fremantle tackles the
real issues of the day without compromise.
Visit St. Gabriel Communications and see what they
have to offer. Click
Here.
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Catholic
Apologetics and Archbishop Hickey a hit at
Flame Congress.
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"Keynote speaker,
Catholic Apologist, Mr. Raymond de Souza gave the
best explanations of difficult subjects that I have
ever heard; they were brilliant in their simplicity
and profound in their
revelation".
Eddie
Russell FMI
Perhaps
the most striking sessions [for different
reasons] apart from those on Revival Fire were
Raymond de Souza's explanation of the Beatific
Vision and how it applies to us. Equally brilliant
was his messages explaining the Transfiguration
of Christ and Why Jesus is the Only Way.
These subjects have now formed an integral
part on Apologetics in Raymond's Tape and E-Books
series which we highly recommend to you; They are a
great way to present accurate Catholic answers to
difficult questions. You can order his tapes from
this Congress directly from FMI by sending us an
e-mail.
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Raymond
also runs regular seminars for youth and adults and
hosts a regular Youth Forum in Perth. A man of
remarkable knowledge he has fulfilled speaking
engagements around the world to laity, clergy,
religious and bishops. He is a man of great faith
and conviction and his messages at this Congress
were no exception.
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Archbishop Hickey spoke on
the subject; How the Church Transforms the
World.
His message particularly delighted those in
the Catholic Charismatic Renewal as he cited an
example of faith from a testimonial that he read
about a young lady's conversion and experience of a
personal Pentecost. His message constantly referred
to the importance of personal conversion and the
need to be empowered by the Holy Spirit if the
church is to transform the world in which we
live.
We need the Gifts of the Holy Spirit today
no less than the Apostles did in their time. His
message encouraged delegates to grow in their gifts
and service through which the church is built up
and made strong in these uneasy and evil days.
The Baptism of Fire has
many consequences and has touched many nations
since it was prophesied in
1993.
Perhaps the most timely of all the messages
was on the prophetic anointing called the Baptism
of Fire. Two rallies were preached by Eddie Russell
who first prophesied this revival fire on May 13th
1993. Since that time FMI have been hearing reports
from around the world as the prophecy said we
would.
Both sessions, Let Your Glory Fall and
Transformation and the Baptism of Fire saw the
power of God impact on the delegates as they
yielded to the Holy Spirit's anointing. There's no
doubt that even after all these years it is still
early days for this fire to be seen in great
numbers. However it is clear that God is more than
willing to manifest his glory in the midst of those
who repent and submit to the Divine Will in
heartfelt praise and worship.
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Stop
Press!
- WE NEED YOUR URGENT HELP to find Fr
Gagnon
Update: Fr Gagnon FOUND!
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Baptism
of Fire: Mexican
Parish experiencing Revival.
There
is a parish in Mexico [We don't
know where] that has been
experiencing The
Baptism of
Fire
for just over a year now. The parish
priest, Fr.
Dan Gagnon
contacted Eddie a couple of months ago to
see if he could go there to preach some
conferences and rallies. Eddie had set
aside August to be there but unfortunately
Fr. Gagnon's e-mail service is off-line
and he cannot be contacted.
If
any of our readers know Fr. Gagnon and
where he can be found, please let us know
urgently. God
is doing a wonderful thing in Mexico and
the Devil hates it.
Thank
you
Fr Gagnon's prayer group contacted us two
day after this was
posted.
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Steve and Kaye add to the
rich tapestry of the Congress message.
Speaking
only at the workshops Steve Peake and Kaye Rollings
added substance to the overall messages. Kaye's
session on How Prayer Transforms Your Life was
solid spiritual food with practical examples. Her
experience as an Intercessor and her knowledge
gained from presenting Flame's Intercessors Schools
in England, Singapore and Australia made these
sessions a powerful demonstration of prayer both in
word and in practice.
Steve, who's thrust at this Congress was for
families and their survival in today's death and
antifamily culture, presented a clear antidote for
despair. His session, Change: It's Just a Decision
Away, highlighted the need for a radical
reappraisal of family values based on personal
excellence and conversion of heart and mind in
order for the Christian ideal of family life to
succeed in the face of such great opposition.
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Steve presents Certificates to some of the many
delegates who had completed the Set My People On
Fire seminars throughout 2001.


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The
Call: "Uh-Oh... Is that that you
God?"












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My
Word the Message Family Concerts: A first
for Flame and fmm

Original works by the flame youth ministry
and fmm thrilled audiences over two nights
of fun, music, drama and
gospel theatre.

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What could be described
as a Gospel extravaganza of fun, entertainment and
drama pleased audiences over two nights at the 12th
Annual Flame Congress
in January.
People and entire families came from all
over the metropolitan area of Perth as well as
other towns some hundreds of kilometers away to
enjoy the Flame Youth Ministry's Family Concerts.
However, the concerts, a first for Flame Youth
Ministry, didn't escape the opening night gremlins
who only show up when the show gets underway. In
spite of a few backstage missed-que's and sound
glitches, the cast and crew overcame their little
horrors in the spirit of true thespians; they died
of terminal embarrassment on the spot! But gained
their composure quickly, much to the delight of the
audience who were happily resurrected with
relief.
The concerts, based
around the themes of fmm's CD, my WORD the MESSAGE
also had other original
material.
Damien, wrote and produced the opening
mini-musical called, WHO WILL GO FOR ME? which
featured three new songs also written by
Damien;
I will go for You, Turn your eyes and, Don't send
me Lord.
In this moving and yet funny musical drama,
God [Damien Doherty] calls his Servant
[Patrick Carre] out of the blue to turn
back to him and then go to all his friends with a
message to bring them back to God. The Servant,
although inspired by God's Call and the exciting
new life God offers, begins to perceive the reality
of the Calling and becomes reticent to respond for
fear of ridicule and rejection. However, he does as
God wants and awaits the opportunity to tell his
friends how great God is and how exciting it is to
come back to him.
Throughout the interplay we see tableau's of
life in the fast lane as well as in the
couch-potato lane: The Servant's friends are all
caught up in the cares and pleasures of life; the
corporate world, sport, sitcom addiction, the good
life and all else besides with no place or time for
God.
When the Servant enthusiastically approaches
each friend individually as they happen by his way,
he experiences the rejection, indifference and
ridicule that cuts to his heart. At each encounter
he returns to God in shock and despair. God
continues to encourage him to keep going back and
try again only to experience more of the same. "My
son, My children perish. Will you go for Me?" God
continues to plead with the Servant. As each
provocative encounter unfolds we see the Servant
becoming more and more despondent with the
rejection and indifference of his friends until he
finally breaks down in tears of deep anguish, grief
and frustration. At his limit the Servant finally
gives up, turns in anger and rejects God once
more.
In the final scene, the Servant, broken and
lonely gives up completely, throws down his bag and
bible and leaves the stage fighting all the way
with God's pleas for a response. God desperately
calls to him, "My son, My son. Please! My children
perish... Won't you go for me? My son, My son....".
Finally the servant vanishes from the scene leaving
only God's lonely voice echoing in the
darkness.
The stage now has an eerie look: It is
black, empty, silent and still. The only activity
is the pulsing light and smoke billowing from the
pearly gates from where God's voice was emanating.
In the emptiness God cries out, "Hello... Is anyone
out there? Will someone go for Me?... Hello? Hello?
Hello?......". The curtain falls in silence and the
children in the audience who had been calling out,
"I'll go for you God!" suddenly become aware that
unless someone is willing to give up everything for
their friends nothing is going to change.
People sat motionless for some time in deep
thought, stunned with emotion before they began the
applause. And applause they did; Damien had made
his point in his first musical and the opening act
of the inaugural Flame Family Concerts.
Singing News Songs Unto
the Lord.
Altogether there were thirteen original acts
with an intermission which included video clips
from the CD. But the most exciting thing was the
new songs, musical and dramas that featured in the
shows. Fr. Irek Czech wrote and performed a new
composition called, Praise to the Lord. Flame Youth
leader, Linda De Freitas wrote and performed her
first song, Let us Sing for Joy; a Boot Scootin'
Gospel rendition which formed part of the finale
and received enthusiastic applause. Damien wrote
the musical, Who will go for Me and a drama called,
Jesus my Hope along with three new songs, I will go
for You, Turn your eyes and Don't send me Lord
which were featured in the opening segment.
The feedback after the shows were very
encouraging. We learned a lot, suffered a bit and
enjoyed sharing our faith with people from all
walks of life from little children to grandparents;
in fact, there were times during the show when you
couldn't tell the difference.
These family concerts
were a first for FMI and they have proven to be a
very popular event which demands an encore for the
coming years. Hopefully, we will gain some
sponsorship support which will help the production
even more next year.
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Caitlin
teaches the children to join in the actions and
chorus of Everlasting Love from my WORD the MESSAGE
on which she and the other flame kids sing.










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"Well,
ahm shoor a gonna keep on keepin' on pilgrim."
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Our Vision for the Annual
Concerts.
No-one
can deny that Christian values are being eroded in
all levels of society and new, and often dangerous
spiritual practices are becoming very popular even
in the Church. The need for a new evangelisation is
an urgent matter which cannot be ignored; People of
all ages, especially our youth, have ceased going
to Mass, gone to other churches or have given up on
Christ altogether and adopted many New-Age
philosophies or pagan religions.
We believe that evangelisation should meet
the needs of people in this modern age, speaking a
language that makes sense to a sophisticated
generation in order to make the Gospel message and
the Church relative to daily life. To achieve this
end, FMI makes full use of modern means and
technology to the level that our limited resources
will permit: This concert and the album that
inspired it are part of that evangelisation.
Through preaching, bible seminars, parish
missions, the annual Flame Congress, praise
meetings, family counselling, school and university
missions, publishing, Internet, theatre arts and
music, we strive to live the Great Commission in
union with the Bishops of the Catholic Church by
virtue of our baptism through which we are called
to give witness to the saving Grace of Jesus
Christ.
We hope and pray that these concerts will
become an annual event that will bless many with
the original works presented in them; WORKS THAT
WILL NOT ONLY BLESS THE AUDIENCES THAT EXPERIENCE
THEM BUT WILL ALSO INSPIRE OTHER TALENTED
CHRISTIANS TO SEEK THEIR OWN PERSONAL ZONE OF
EXCELLENCE AND BOLDLY PRODUCE ORIGINAL WORKS THAT
WILL TOUCH THE WORLD FOR CHRIST.
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Top Christian
Music Magazine in UK Reviews my WORD the MESSAGE:
6 out of
10 Rating
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Click
Here to go to
site

Judge for yourself.
Listen
to the tracks
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my WORD the MESSAGE scored a six out of ten rating
from Cross Rhythms pop music critic, Mike
Rimmer.
Considering the review itself, this was very
generous of Mike who seems to know what he is
talking about and pulls no punches when publishing
his opinions. Looking at other bands that were
reviewed in the same pop section of Issue 67 page
26 Mar/Aprl 2002, fmm did pretty good in spite of
it; some bands got better reviews but lower scores
on the rating squares. Never-the-less in spite of
this, a radio station in Scotland contacted us
requesting the CD for broadcast as a result of
Mike's comments. Thanks Mike.
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THE
REVIEW: By Mike
Rimmer
- Cross
Rhythms Magazine UK.
Goodie!
A reggae album. I must tell Mike Francis so he can
play it on Reggae Time on Cross Rhythms radio.
Sadly no! This is actually a mish mash of different
styles to create one of those worship albums that
is all slick but totally forgettable. You get the
ethnic rhythms and gentle strumming of 'The Rest Of
My Life' and something similar on 'Everlasting
Love' except that it is more traditional pop
drumming. There are thoroughly mellow songs like 'I
Offer You' and a bit of a sanitised rocker 'Glory
To Our God' with synthed horns and some
just-out-of-tune-enough-for-me-to-squirm vocals. It
actually sounds like some bad West End musical.
What I am saying is that this is competent but
there are at least 200 albums just like it released
this year. No doubt earnest in intent but
ultimately unimaginative in delivery. Perhaps if
they'd gone for reggae all the way through...
hmmmmm.
Mike Rimmer.
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Needless to say we would have preferred to
read some glowing accolades from our first English
speaking review and debut album. But then, I'm like
a parent who always sees their kids as the best on
the block and wants everyone to like what they
do.
Seriously though, we are not fazed by this
review. In fact we are quite pleased; at least it
was worth publishing a comment and it did get us 6
out of 10 and onto another UK radio station.
When 12 Steps to Divine Healing was first
released it was reviewed by Peter Dwan in the
Catholic Record newspaper in Perth. Peter slammed
it mercilessly calling on all sorts of private
revelations with which to measure scripture and
debunk the book entirely. Especially scathing was
his attack on redemptive suffering and a false
cross. Peter, not getting a bite from Eddie in
defense, stepped up the criticism in another
Catholic newspaper in Sydney embellishing his
criticisms even further. The amazing thing however,
is that the very area that got the most slamming
from Peter Dwan was the very subject that has
blessed people the most; 'The bondage of a false
cross'. Not only that, the book has since sold in
nearly every country and is now published in two
languages and ready to be published in another two.
And that by public demand! All I can say is that I
hope my WORD the MESSAGE, like the book, rejected
by the experts, but accepted by the faithful for
whom it is produced, gets the same results. After
all, the public are the true critics and you can't
beat what they say.
[See
Slovenia publication and John Medina's letter this
issue]
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Disciples
Music Ministry get input from FMI
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Each
year the Disciples of Jesus Covenant Community's
Music Ministry hold an annual retreat. This year
they invited FMI evangelist, Eddie Russell to speak
at their one day
retreat.
The sessions dealt with the differences
between Thanksgiving, Praise and Worship in the
context of public worship. "We often lump these
things together as though they are different
expressions for the basically the same thing".
Eddie said. "But in fact they are very different
and, unless we understand the differences we will
not be as effective as we could be". He explained
the differences and how they applied to the format
of a worship time. He also spoke on praise-dynamics
and vision explaining how the anointing of the
Minstrel can influence the mood of a congregation
preparing them for the anointing which comes
through the ministry of music.
The
DOJ's have well formed music ministry and Tom, the
leader will be bringing out a debut CD soon.
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Disciples
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From
Buddha to Jesus:
FMI member Jasmine Wong was Baptized &
Confirmed at Easter.
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JASMINE'S
BAPTISM & CONFIRMATION

Concelebrated Mass. Jasmine was Baptized, Confirmed
and received her first Holy Communion at the same
Mass on Easter Saturday.

Jasmine [left] with the other
candidates pose together after their Baptism and
Confirmation.
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My Journey from Buddha to
Jesus through the Holy Spirit.
JASMINE
WONG
FMI
My name is Jasmine Wong. I was born in
Singapore and brought up in an environment where
the practiced religion was Buddhism. I also
practiced the religion but not on a regular basis
even though I would partake in the events and
celebrations. As a child I was enrolled in a
Convent school and this is where I was first
exposed to the Catholic faith. However, all I knew
at that time was that Masses were held when there
was a celebration of a particular event. This went
on throughout my secondary school (Up to the
equivalent of Year 10 in Australia). After
graduating, I went on to pursue my education in a
Public College. During this time I lost contact
with the Catholic faith and with God. Later, while
working as a Relief Teacher I met Freddy Gomez from
Youth Praise Ministry [YPM] in Singapore
who would be the one who got me started on my walk
with God again; Freddy would invite me to the Youth
Praise Ministry's (YPM) Saturday charismatic
meetings but I would always excuse myself due to
work.
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Eddie Russell, Jasmine Wong and Steve Peake.

Some of the Flame youth pose with Jasmine at her
Baptismal party.
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However, things
changed: The Lunar New Year was round the
corner and all Chinese, regardless of religion,
celebrate this. My family was to hold a reunion
dinner so I had to apply for a half-day leave from
my work. That Saturday I attended my first YPM
meeting which, as a result, was also my last day at
work; it was then that my life began to change.
During that praise meeting the Holy Spirit touched
me; I felt a beautiful tingling sensation down my
spine through to my legs. I later phoned work and
told them I was quitting so that I could attend
these meetings. Afterwards I went on retreats and
youth outreaches with them and I learnt a lot.
Then, in June 1999 I attended a Youth in the Spirit
Seminar organized by YPM and this is when I was
Baptised in the Holy Spirit.
In1999 I decided to pursue my tertiary
education in Western Australia. Freddy Gomez was a
key speaker at the Flame Congress in January 2000
and after returning to Singapore he gave me the
details of Flame Ministries International to
contact when I arrived. I arrived in WA on the 8th
of February 2000. In March that year I began
attending prayer meetings organized by Flame
Ministries at the Cathedral Praise Meeting in Perth
on Thursday nights and the Flame Youth Meetings in
Balcatta on Friday nights. Later, in 2001 when I
assisted with the Annual Flame Congress, I was
asked if I would like to join Flame Ministries
International as an active Ministry Member. On the
30th of January 2001 I decided to take up the offer
and my application was accepted by the Senior
Directors. I had graduated the Set My People On
Fire Seminars and then started the Rite of
Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA). After
completing RCIA I was Baptised and Confirmed on
Easter Saturday 30th of March 2002 when I fully
entered into the family of God.
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It was a difficult journey
throughout those four years and I encountered many
difficulties and objections from my
family.
My parents viewed attending a Christian
charismatic prayer meeting as a waste of time and
something that was unproductive: They strongly
preferred me staying at home because they were
afraid that I could become a part of a cult. Due to
this, I had difficulties attending the YPM prayer
meetings. However, on my birthday in 1999 the youth
at YPM prayed for a breakthrough in this area. A
few months later, my parents accepted that I would
be attending the prayer meetings and they stopped
discouraging me. They were still worried as
parents, but they accepted it nonetheless, and
things did work out for the better.
My parents are now aware of my commitments
at church and they are fine with it so long as I
manage my time properly. The breakthrough with my
mother was strikingly evident when she asked me
during 2001 when I was getting Baptised?! That was
reassuring. My family came to Perth for a visit in
December 2001 when they met some of the people from
church and Flame Ministries after which they were
more relieved. Thus it is with their blessings and
approval, that I was Baptised and Confirmed a
Catholic on the 30th of March this year, 2002.
Jasmine
Wong
FMI
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Sadly
for FMI in Australia, Jasmine must return
home soon in order to fulfill her family
obligations. We will miss her very much
but she will no doubt be involved with FMI
in
Singapore.
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Pope John Paul II sends his Apostolic Blessing to
FMI
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From
the Vatican 6 March 2002
Dear Ms Furey,
The Holy Father has asked me to thank you for the
CD which you sent him. He very much appreciated the
devoted sentiments which prompted your gesture.
His Holiness asks our Lord Jesus Christ to pour out
his grace upon all involved in the work of Flame
Ministries International and to fill you with his
peace.
I am also pleased to convey the Apostolic
Blessing.
Yours sincerely,

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12 Steps
to Divine Healing: Translated
into Slovenian and Croatian languages.
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The
proposed new book cover design to be translated
into Croatian and Slovenian languages.
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Already available in
English and German, this popular book by
Catholic Evangelist Eddie Russell FMI will
also be available in Croatian and
Slovenian languages before the end of the
year.
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Ignis
International, a Catholic evangelisation
organisation in Slovenia have recently secured the
exclusive rights to publish 12 Steps to Divine
Healing in both languages for distribution in
Eastern Europe and all countries where those
languages are used.
Matej Leskovar of Ignis International says
they are also planning to publish internationally
especially to Latin America where there are large
Catholic Slovenian communities. After the first
year they also plan to publish [the book]
in Spanish, Italian and French. "We consider your
book is really anointed and a very useful tool for
the evangelization". He said. "We also think that
the translation of this book can be the first step
to further cooperation, not only on the level of
publishing, but also on the level of evangelization
in Slovenia, Croatia and later also in other
countries of the Central and South-Eastern Europe:
Czech and Slovak republic, Hungary, Romania,
Bulgaria, Serbia, Bosnia, Macedonia, Albania that
suffered from Communism and also Croatia, Serbia
and Bosnia that suffered from the war in
ex-Yugoslavia in 1991-1999." He said.
Matej
and the staff at Ignis International have asked to
do the Set My People On Fire seminars in
preparation for FMI's input towards their
evangelisation
efforts.
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English
Edition:
A
recent testimony from the
USA.
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"None have ever
expressed it the way you do using the Abrahamic
Covenant and the New Covenant established by Jesus:
It makes so much sense.... My experience in daily
Mass has changed drastically and I marvel at all
the covenant terms, language and concepts that are
replete in the liturgy."
Dear
Eddie,
My order of two copies of 12 Steps To Divine
Healing and a set of the Blood Covenants tapes
arrived last Saturday. I was so anxious to get into
reading and listening that I'm only now writing
you. I've read the book and listened to the tapes
twice! The message has had such an immediate impact
that I'm sharing this good news with people; my
experience in daily Mass has changed drastically
and I marvel at all the covenant terms, language
and concepts that are replete in the liturgy.
I don't know when God is going to heal me,
but I know that He is going to heal me because it
is one of my covenant rights. I've read so many
Protestant treatises on healing (since in the
Catholic Church, our own teach that we should carry
our cross patiently to its ultimate conclusion:
Death!), but I could never give myself permission
to believe because it wasn't Catholic. Eddie, none
have ever expressed it the way you do using the
Abrahamic Covenant and the New Covenant established
by Jesus: It makes so much sense. It makes me want
to proclaim it to people I'm running into because
it is really such Good News!
Your first tape on Thanksgiving, Praise and
Worship really addresses the current situation of
Charismatic Renewal in the US. We call the
gatherings Prayer Meetings and average 40 people
and this in spite of the fact that our Life in the
Spirit Seminars draw 100 to 150 people annually.
The participants receive the Baptism of the Spirit
and only a handful will come to the weekly prayer
meeting. I am convinced that the term prayer
meeting connotes the opposite of what we want it
to. Also, our meeting is mostly a songfest,
beautiful moving songs to be sure, but no
thanksgiving, no praise and no worship.
Consequently, no miracles. In fact, in our prayer
for the sick we pray for whatever God wills but now
I know that God wills for His people to be healed,
healthy, wealthy and whole so as to build up the
Church. Those out in the world have all the bad
news they can want. What they need is genuine Good
News.
John
A. Medina
Corpus
Christi, Texas USA.
June
11 2002
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Flame Youth
present new program on Nicene Creed -
I
believe.... We believe...
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Contact
Shenton:
FMI@flameministries.org
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Venue:
The
Alverna Centre, St Lawrence Church,
392 Albert Street, Balcatta starting at 8pm.
Praise
& Worship by
fmm.
Children's ministry available.
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Why
do we believe in only ONE God?... What is 'one holy
catholic and apostolic church?... What is the
difference between begotten and
made?...
A series of teachings presented by Flame Youth
Ministry will take you through each affirmation of
faith in the Nicene Creed weekly from Friday June
28th to Friday August 2nd 2002.
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NEW
BOOK
on Faith
by Eddie Russell FMI -
"It's
Faith Jim, but not as we know it".
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(c) Copyright Eddie
Russell FMI 2002
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Due to many requests from
various countries over the years Eddie is currently
writing another book on The Law of
Faith.
The style of writing in this book has a humorous
tone which lightens the weight of a heavy subject,
but maintains a profound integrity to the subject
itself.
By
faith we know that the universe was ordered by the
word of God, so that what is visible came into
being through the
invisible.
[Hebrews
11:3]
The conceptual title so far is called, "It's faith
Jim, but not as we know it". This is a parody on
the original Star Trek series due to the cosmology
of faith in the book of Hebrews which this new book
will unfold in depth.
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Saint Paul
takes it for granted that his readers understand
the origin of the universe related to the law of
faith. He doesn't elaborate, but immediately cites
examples suggesting that his readers knew exactly
what he meant. The question for us today is, do we
understand exactly what he meant? By explaining the
Mazzaroth from Genesis onwards, this new book will
take a fresh approach to understanding the law of
faith and also unveil the pagan occult zodiac and
its origins for what it really is. In doing so, it
will also establish what Abraham and the patriarchs
in the Old Testament, and Saint Paul in the New
Testament, saw in the heavens regarding the
revelation of Jesus Christ and the Gospel. - The
heavens show forth the glory of the Lord and
firmament his splendor.
Although the subject of faith was the nexus
of 12 Steps to Divine Healing and it was covered in
a simple and direct way, this new book will explain
in more depth and clarity what faith is, the nature
and substance of faith, what faith is based on, how
faith works, how to increase and grow in faith and
how to get the desired results. It will also cover
the areas of justification, righteousness, healing
and salvation with several proven examples along
with testimonials and much more on the subject
which will include comments about what Eddie refers
to as; the anti-faith.
At this stage it is a lengthy job but it
will be a major work for study and inspiration. It
is progressing well and hopefully it will not be
too long before it is completed. Already
expressions of interest have come from publishers
to translate it into other languages. We will keep
you informed through this newsletter.
"Faith is the divine
ability to believe that the impossible is possible,
and then to go about achieving
it."
Eddie
Russell FMI
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