LATEST NEWS - 28 November 2011

 

We have made the following changes

1. We have uploaded the latest Newsletter and Prayer Diary for your continued intercession. The Newsletter contains important information about intercession and also about the current state of the epidemic we would ask that you read it carefully. The Prayer Diary is the real 'meat' of our work in HIV/AIDS. Without our intercession the epidemic would be vastly worse than it is. Please pray, please intercede with that identification with the epidemic, the knowledge of the agony, both of the individuals and of the Cross, and with the authority that comes from intense intercession.

2. We are endeavouring to enhance our publications with beautiful pictures as part of our offering to God in intercession.

The picture below, is by Gerard van Honhorst and is of the 'Adoration of the Shepherds' where we have a wonderful depiction of Jesus lying in the manger and shining as the new 'light of the world' dispelling the darkness of the world. We hope that you will be encouraged to pray for the darkness of HIV/AIDS to be dispelled by the light of Jesus.

It shows also the wonder and awe of Mary who said yes to the Lord, and of Joseph who believed in his wife, as well as the belief and awe of the shepherds. The picture is also a timely reminder that we are approaching the season of Christmas.

2. UNAIDS have published their latest report on the epidemic. Click here to open the pdf file.

3. We have made reference to the four language editions of our book and put up the cover of the French edition. The entire English text of our book 'AIDS, I Am Not At Risk Am I?' is now available for download as a pdf file (1.06Mb) which can be accessed here or on the Resources page.

4. We continue to draw your attention to our new section called strategic reviews which contains the first page from each of our Annual Report and Accounts from 2000 through to 2011. The first page is our assessment of the state of the pandemic and our global response to it. Do have a look at these pages.

with love from

Ray and Joy, and all the team at Judah Trust