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Gateway feels the call to be a light to the nations.

We have many people all over the world for the sake of the gospel. We support the mission of Jesus by sending people and resources.

Gateway in India…

Mary Thompson writes….Over the past weeks I have experienced a local plumber and electrician. Only in India do you put cable ends into a live socket - no plug!! Recently I was privileged to open a new church at Singell.  This is the church that Gateway Christian Centre generously donated funds towards.  I cut the ribbon and got to preach the first message. Everything is going up in price on April 1st including staples like rice, that’s going to make life even tougher for the villagers some of whom only have 1 meal a day, and that’s of rice.  I have a NZ friend arriving here this weekend so will have company for a week. When she leaves the NZ Team arrive for 3 weeks. Three weeks after that, I will be back in NZ.

Ian and Aldwyn leave for India today. Please pray for them and team members Sue Gothard, Judy Twomey, Brenton, Sandra, Israel and Ethan Bai, Dot Meharry and Joshua Sorenson, there is a sign up sheet at the info. desk if you would like to receive their prayer itinerary.

Ana and Daniel and their boys are now on the ground in Orissa.

Jenni Somerville, and Jake and Ruth McLean are not far off their return from Delhi.

Please keep these 19 people from our church family in your prayers as they sacrifice to serve.

Missions supported by Gateway..

Here are some links to projects and people we support:

Chris and Sabina Scobie pastor a church in Ljubljana and are involved in preaching, teaching, training, translation and pastoring children through to adults. Chris is orginally from Gateway, Sabine is Slovenian. They have given their lives over to establishing and growing the church in Slovenia.

Sam and Carol Soukotta are the founders and directors of Tawangamangu Bible School in East Java where they are currently based, to date over 3,300 students have graduated from the school. From here they planted the Mount Hope Training Centre on the island of Borneo.