New Missionaries to Mozambique
April 14, 2005
Steve and Rebekah Besford are the most recent couple to join World Outreach from the UK.
Now preparing themselves to work in Mozambique, perhaps joining Colin and Jenny Ayling at Maziotela Ministries, Monapo, Nampula province, Steve and Rebekah have their time cut out visiting friends and preparing for a fact-finding trip to Mozambique.
Until recently they have lived in Glasgow, worshipping with Bishopbriggs Community Church where they have made many friends, Rebekah working as a nurse, and Steve as an engineer with a major airline. But now they have moved to Farnborough in Hampshire, where they are nearer their respective families.
As they make their preparations to go to Mozambique, they will be worshipping with St Peters Parish Church, Farnborough, Rebekah's home church for many years, and a community very supportive to mission and to Steve and Rebekah in particular.
A combined Service of Dedication
for Nyasha,
and Commissioning for Steve and Rebekah
is arranged
for Sunday April 24, 2005
at St Peters Parish Church, Farnborough
starting at 6.30pm,
which you are invited to attend.
Timetable
Steve and Rebekah feel that the following schedule is realistic for what they have to do between now and January 2006, although, naturally, it is provisional.
| Until the end of April, 2005 | Farnborough | |
| Until halfway through July, 2005 | Visiting World Outreach missionaries and projects in Mozambique | |
| Until the end of August, 2005 | Farnborough | |
| Until the start of December, 2005 | Oporto, Portugal for language study | |
| Until early January, 2006 | Farnborough | |
| From early in January, 2006 | Mozambique |
Prayer
Please pray for Steve and Rebekah in all the practicalities of getting to Mozambique:
- for good health, especially for their baby
daughter Nyasha (born in December), safe travel and God's guidance
as they visit in Mozambique, seeking to determine where they
should go and what, initially, they should do.
- that they cope well with learning the Portuguese
language (which is the official language throughout Mozambique),
and caring for Nyasha at the same time.
- for deepening relationships with friends, sending
churches and the mission, and the provision of the right people
in a supporting role in the UK to look after their affairs at
home.
- that everything they need to do by way of preparation can be fitted in before their provisional leaving date in January 2006.
Contact Information
Please feel free to contact Steve and Rebekah
at any time on beks_moz
yahoo.com
| Telephone: 01858 434 609 |
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