MARCH JOURNAL 2004

Publish date: 03/01/2004

This last month we went to Pretoria, South Africa's capital city, for a ten-day crusade. We had a mixed crowd of several thousand people each night and the anointing was as strong as it was at Winter Campmeeting. Many children—black and white—were also mightily touched. Some of them wept as if their heart would break as the Lord touched them. One young black teen begged us to pray for him for the same anointing that is on our life, because he just wanted God to use him so desperately. It was precious. The altars were full every night as people of all ages and colors gave their hearts to the Lord.

Plans are underway right now for a joint outreach with Revival Ministries International and Francen World Outreach, in November 2004, in Soweto, South Africa. We are believing God for one million souls! Please pray for us and for South Africa. If you feel prompted by the Holy Spirit to do something toward this crusade, please mark your offering "Good News Soweto."

Don't forget to take your unsaved friends to see The Passion of the Christ and then encourage them to fill out the survey on our new website, www.passionmoviesurvey.com. Already, as of March 3, 2004 we have had 35,356 saved on this website. Praise God!

In our crusade in Atlanta, Georgia, in February, the Lord spoke to us about using our faith to start going to Convention Centers and other neutral venues in America just as we do for our international crusades. We used to do this on a regular basis, but for the last few years we went back to holding meetings in churches. Partners, please pray for us, agree with us and believe God with us for a flow of finances so that we can obey God and do this.

Thank you so much, partners, for your continued, faithful support. Your wonderful generosity has eternal consequences of blessing to many thousands of people all over the world and also to you. Heaven will show how much your bountiful kindness has meant to the kingdom of God. God bless you now and always.

Yours for Revival and the Harvest,

Drs. Rodney and Adonica Howard-Browne