GOSPEL  life,

entering into

​repentance & forgiveness

in jesus 
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Jesus entrusted his disciples with the responsibility of continuing his work on earth by spreading the gospel. Luke's gospel quotes Jesus words to his disciples, "the Messiah will suffer and rise from the dead on the third day, and repentance for the forgiveness of sins will be preached in his name to all nations, beginning at Jerusalem"( Luke 24:46-47). We are blessed to hear the gospel,
​but even more when it becomes real in our lives.   

​please pray

churches will be 

renewed &  hearts revived 

​Living with Covid-19 and other health challenges has been incredibly hard for so many.  Several churches have lost members, pastors, and their buildings. We believe prayer and uniting together is critical to restoring hope and renewal in this region and in this time of great darkness. New England needs a spiritual revival more than in any time in our history. Lord, please, pour out a spirit of prayer.

that church members 

will pray,  gather, & witness

​Will you answer God's call and join with the Spirit of God as he moves us to pray and work together in New England? Please join with people in your churches, encouraging your members to take a few minutes each day or each week to pray that the gospel of Christ will be preached, have free course, and be honored in each state and in the United States. We ( Mabel & Tom Stevens) ask that every church in New England that honors God and his gospel would be enabled to pray and gather together.

My wife Mabel and I have had the joy of participating in weekly prayer time at the Presbyterian Church of Manchester, CT. We also partner with the missionaries our church supports by getting fresh requests each month and sending out an email  highlighting requests, answers, and blessings. We are excited about missions and hope to support a missionary on each continent.
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We are thankful to be members of the  loving community at P.C.M., and have been blessed by their fellowship since February of 2005. May God move us all, in our local churches,  to love one another "more and more" as Paul encouraged.