Brother Clive, United Kingdom

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Brother Clive was formerly Field Director for World Horizons in Niger, West Africa, where he and his wife were missionaries for twelve years. Clive and World Vision hosted The Elijah Challenge in Niger in November 2002 for an historic Campaign. He later trained and ministered with The Elijah Challenge on a mission trip to Indonesia.

 

June 2004


I got back from a visit to India just a week or so ago. It was a very different kind of visit to what I am used to and the Lord used it to tell me to widen my ministry. I'm encouraged. I spoke in some meetings. The Lord graciously healed people each time. At one smallish meeting where I preached the Gospel 12 people were healed as I took authority over sickness and did mass healing. Later in another meeting at 6 am (yes in the morning,) I shared a simple gospel message to a crowd of 900, many of whom were not believers and the Lord again healed 80 people instantly as I did mass healing. Due to the circumstances I couldn't use the believers nor give an altar call but I did talk about making Jesus Lord of our lives. The Lord was very gracious and it was a surprise to see so many healed. To him be all the glory.

Be encouraged, Brother William. The Lord is using me and the ministry is growing and developing. What you planted in my life is bearing fruit and the Lord is bringing glory to himself through it. My heart is for the poor and downtrodden and I believe that many will be saved, encouraged and empowered in the future.


South India, November 2005

Three nights of village evangelistic meetings --- Drunken men attempt to disrupt open air evangelistic meeting at Village X


The crowd for the first evening was initially 120 people. There were drunken men in the crowd trying to start trouble, shouting and hurling abuse at others including me. I had to ignore them and just keep on preaching!

Felt a great freedom as I spoke my message. The atmosphere was intimidating. There seemed to be little response from the crowd and attention was being taken by the fighting and shouting. I preached on all the same, trusting that somehow the message would touch those assembled. As I finished speaking, I knew something had to happen for there to be a breakthrough, so I trusted God and asked the people to lay their hands on any sick part of their body. Then I asked God to heal. A few minutes later, eight or so people put their hands up to say God had touched them with His healing power.

Only three dared to come forward to tell what God had done for them. One lady testified that she had come to the meeting with head, chest and neck pain, from which she had been completely healed as I ministered healing in the name of Jesus. Another lady had come suffering arm and shoulder problems. She lifted her arm high to show that God had indeed healed her. The crowd suddenly applauded, taking me by surprise!

The disruptive people had drifted away by that time. Clearly people were too fearful of the others present to come forward for an altar call, so I asked Pastor M to lead the people in the prayer of salvation to accept Christ. Many responded, repeating the prayer out loud and I believe a good number truly accepted Christ that night for the first time in their lives.

Three Hindu firemen watching the meeting later reported that they had also been healed of various ailments. Praise God!

We held two other evangelistic meetings in other villages. At each the Lord graciously extended his hand and healed to confirm the message.

 

August 2006


" ...I am still taking trips and preaching the Gospel and I reckon that near to a thousand people have received healings in my meetings as I've taught and preached the Gospel over the last three years. Maybe a couple of hundred people have come to Christ too. It's a small start but I know that bigger things are ahead."