Welcome to

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Welcome to
A worldwide family of churches. We are more
together than we are apart.
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Visiting?
We are delighted to have you with us today. We
hope you have already received one of our welcome
cards, but if not, do pick one up from the
information table in the coffee area.
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Homegroups

• Homegroups will be meeting for worship, prayer
  and fellowship each Wednesday at 5 Carlton Hill
  (Paul and Julies) until further notice.
• This week (14/10) 5 Carlton Hill for 7.30 pm
  (social)
• Next week (21/10) Church Family Meeting
• Ian Megan will be sharing how God has brought
  them to be with us at Kings Way Exmouth
• 37 Springfield Road, Exmouth _at_ 7.30 pm

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Coming soon for your diaries

• 13/14 October National Leaders Prayer
  Fasting. Chris Ian are attending please pray
  for them!
• 14th October Homegroups at Paul Julies
• 16th-18th October
• South West Bible Weekend
• 21st October Ian Megan sharing their story
• 14th November
• Autumn Quiz Nite

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Invitations have been ordered and will be
available after SWBW in Bude. Tickets will cost
5 each. All profits will be sent to Mark and
Dorcas.
There will also be opportunity to purchase other
items with funds raised going to the Nicholson
family including quilted cushion covers.
Details to follow over the next couple of weeks
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SWBW 16th-18th October

• This weekend!
• NO MEETING IN EXMOUTH!
• See you next Sunday!

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Who is on next week? (Is it me?)Check out the
rota page on the website

You can also download your own UP TO DATE copy
from the website
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On 4/10 we took up a "Love Offering" for the
Newfrontiers churches in Kenya who are right now
struggling to cope with the worst drought they
have experienced in 15 years. Edward Buria, who
wrote the letter below, has been burying people
in his (newfrontiers) churches that have died of
starvation.

• Dear Friends,
• A brief famine/drought updateFrom Thursday last
  week when it became very clear that as a movement
  of churches our own people were actually dying
  from the famine/drought effects, we have been
  able to move so swiftly and have so far been able
  to supply 200 bags of Maize, 100 bags of  Beans
  and 6 Tons of Unimix.  We have been able to reach
  around 900 persons. The supplies continue even
  this week in which we plan to reach an extra 1200
  persons.
• The badly affected areas are the entire (1)
  Samburu Region where we have 20 churches (2) 
  Meru North where around 43 of our churches need
  sustenance supplies (3) Tharaka Region we have
  around 24 churches very badly affected and in
  dire need of relief supplies (4) Mbeere Region
  where around 12 churches are in great need of
  relied supplies.
• The famine / drought is so severe and very
  strange that even elephants and other wild
  animals are dying, something never seen before.
  If rains appear as expected, the next harvest
  will be in February 2010 - this means the
  challenge of sustaining the around 3000 of the
  targeted people will be so much on us. We
  therefore covet much prayers from all our
  friends.
• With all our love, Edward Buria

If you wish to join us in this, please make any
cheques payable to The Kings Way Church and we
will send one cheque via Newfrontiers from all of
us here in Exmouth.
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