PHILLIPPINES MISSION 2010 – PART 2 
Friday and Saturday Esther and I held a Women’s Conference at Victory Church, Tagbilaren, co-ordinated by the local Women Aglow Chapter, led by Sister Lyn Thomas. We challenged the women to step out in faith in God and to go out with the Gospel, empowered by the Holy Spirit. In practical demonstration of this, in my session (Roz) I challenged all those people that were sick to come forward and the rest of the delegates to also come forward and pray for those who were sick. This had a wonderful effect, many of them got healed through the name of Jesus Christ; including one woman who was prayed for by one of the other delegates, who had a cyst on her back, which just fell off after prayer. This enabled them to see that God does not only use the evangelists and pastors, but can use anyone who truly believes, filled with his Spirit, and trusting in His Word,
approximately 100 women attended each meeting.
It wasn’t ALL work. We did have a couple of relaxing times. Monday afternoon, we went with a local pastor and his family to a white sand beach and another occasion a woman who I had known previously and had given to me sacrificially, blessed us with use of one of her vans for the day so we could be tourists and see the local sights including the smallest monkey in the world and the famous ‘Chocolate Hills of Bohol’. However, back to work – I preached twice on Sunday with an amazing meeting at the AOG church in the morning where the fire fell and many hearts were touched by Revival.
On the Tuesday and Wednesday we were asked to do house to house by the local pastor. I knew this was going to be hard work, especially in the heat, but it does negate the price of paying for crusades.Once more it was very fruitful, going around talking to the locals about Jesus and praying for the sick. Diana and I saw around 36 decisions who mostly all received John Gospels and were invited to attend the local Bible Study. Esther and Janie had similar results, Praise the Lord.
The following day we had been invited to speak to the gypsies, the girls having a day off – Esther and I went alone to face the unknown. After negotiating a perilous cliff path through filth and squalor we were then told we had to ‘walk the plank’. Only not just one plank – about ten of them which were about 12 ft above the sea which contained what only can be described as ‘more filth and squalor’ below and one did not want to fall into it. The planks started wide enough but each one got narrower and it was all I could do to put one foot in front of the other. Apart from the fact that I couldnt swim it was also concerning as to what I might have to swallow! I didnt realise that my colleague was in worse straits and had to pray fervently the whole way. Finally arriving at a sweet little church on stilts Esther shared the word and about thirty children responded.
Having completed our mission there was no way we were going to return the way we came so I managed to procure a small fishing boat even though we had to make a twelve foot jump to get into it! It was the best £1.30 for gasoline I have ever spent – a much better way to travel!

That evening I preached at another poor area. A church without walls but where the presence of God was – although a rat did run in front and somewhat put me off my preaching! 50 – 60 people responded to the Gospel and some remarkable healings took place, including one young woman who had been born with one eye completely blind, after prayer could see from that eye for the first time. Another woman called Evelyn (pastors wife) suffered with breast cancer since 2006 and was told she had only two months to live but being on her death bed and through prayer was able to keep going but still the cancer remained and had caused her constant pain for the past four years. At that time she had not had a proper night’s sleep and was unable to move her left arm. She removed the dressing and showed me the wound – the sight was so vile I was nearly sick – most of the breast had been eaten up by the cancer. As I prayed for her I felt the warmth of Gods Holy Spirit on my hand as I prayed for her. I asked if she could feel anything and she said she could feel a coolness flowing up her arm and through her breast. Then she said the pain had stopped completely. The arm that she had gingerly carried before, unable to move, she now lifted it high in the air and waved it. We saw her two days later. She still had no pain. For the first time she was sleeping the whole night and she was praising God who had healed her. Time will tell but I believe God has wrought a wonderful miracle – Glory to his name.

Two days later no more pain!
Many more things happened, but sufficient to say that God continued to save, heal, restore and revive by his mighty power and I prasie the Lord for another 850 decisions for Christ on this mission (1250 whole team), which now makes a total of over 5,000 decisions since I first started preaching abroad in November 2005, thats besides hundreds of healings ,miracles and people mightily touched my God’s power aound the world, all the praise and glory to Jesus Christ God’s only Son who came to this earth to die a cruel death on a cross and arose from the grave victorious so we might be SAVED!!!!