The Work in Czech Republic by Charlie Brackett Read more about Czech Republic here TRIP REPORT - CZECH REPUBLIC November 2004 Almost immediately upon my return from five weeks in the Czech Republic, Maria and I drove to Trenton, Florida, to witness the joining in matrimony of Tami Andrews and Robert Hodanko, a Czech brother from Prague. It was a beautiful wedding and a delightful mini-reunion of American brethren who have carried the gospel to Eastern Europe. I understand that the newlyweds will travel to Prague on January 7th where they will make their home, and I’m certain, be a great asset to the Prague church. As for me, I am only now settling down to a normal Stateside routine. Individual Studies During the four full weeks I was in the Czech Republic, I had a total of thirty-one studies with, oddly enough, thirty-one individuals (some studies were with more than one person), six of whom are faithful m...[more] CZECH TRIP APRIL 2010 April 24, 2010 Having spent the past week in Litomyšl, I am now back in Brno. Many of you have asked about my health. It is much better, thanks to the Lord's watch care, your many prayers and the good care I received from the brethren in Litomyšl. I had only limited access to the Internet while there, so I postponed reports until my return to Brno. As you may recall, our plan in Litomyšl included presenting in four lessons the whole man, i.e., the physical body created by God for His purpose to house the rest of our being, the mental side of God's creation equipped to receive and use the instructions God gave in His written word and the emotional side of us to be used for the glory of God, and the human spirit created in God's image to live in love with Him throughout eternity. The second and third l...[more] CZECH TRIP MAY 2010 May 7, 2010 It is a sunny day in Prague, one of the most beautiful, culturally rich, historic cities of Europe. Largely untouched by world wars, it is filled with interesting things to see and do. I love it, though with the meetings I have planned, there will be little time for sightseeing. Last evening, our lecture was presented in the building shown in the first picture. It has been used for public lectures by the Prague church for years. We had a good attendance. The second picture was taken before several others showed. No one took an accurate count, but all estimates placed the total at between twenty and thirty. (One suggested to me that there might have been as many as forty, but I responded that sounded to me like a preacher's count.) There were at least eleven from outside the church membe...[more] back |