Tuesday, 05 October 2010 13:37
Police Strike in Ecuador
Many of you were praying for our friends in Ecuador during the recent police strike. We've heard from many of them and wanted to share with you some of their reports and responses:
FROM JACKIE:
Blessings Pastor Tony, thanks for your prayers, Our Heavenly Father has been good in this difficult situation our country has lived through so quickly, there were many killed and many injured, we pray for their families! Thursday I went to work until 7 at night and drive all afternoon, I prayed because HE is always with me, despite many being assaulted, it was my God who guarded me.
My parents were surprised to see me doing my therapy with the children! My refuge and protection are from heaven!
Our Ecuador for Christ !!!!!! We are grateful for your prayers. May the favor of God be upon your life forever!!
FROM PASTOR ROBERTO RIOS IN SANTO DOMINGO:
Blessings Pastor, the police are working again, but obviously things are still sober, as for what has happened, classes were suspended two days, was restarted on Monday next, as you must know there were 4 deaths: 2 policemen, 1 military and 1 civilian. In cities like Quito, Guayaquil, Santo Domingo, and things are reasonably restored. But Thursday was awful, all the people stayed in their homes and people were attacked everywhere, especially in department stores and even people passersby. This situation forced us to get and stay safe. Thank the Lord that this atmosphere of tension has passed.
FROM MARIANA:
The truth is that after Thursday apparently everything calmed down, the rebels entered the police investigation, and others are working normally, there were 24 dead and pray that God give peace to the families mourning their dead today. Please continue to pray for the peace of our beautiful and beloved country. Blessings and greetings to all brothers, we love in him.
FROM FERNANDO:
Blessings Pastor Tony. Thank God everything is back to normal. MAY THE PEACE OF GOD ALWAYS REIGN IN ECUADOR!
FROM BYRON:
Hi Tony. May the blessings of our Lord Jesus continue pouring into your life and your loved ones. Over here it seems like everything is back to normal. Police have resumed the monitoring, while from the government and allied countries are working on measures to prevent other similar events. We have to wait next week to see what happens, as the measures taken by the government (because of the protests) have not changed, and rather have been approved by the time you finish that could be modified. Continue to pray for everything to have a good weekend, and no recurrence of these adverse events for all. We trust in God as the One able to change the hearts of the rulers to administer the nations in His justice and truth. What we need urgently. Blessings.
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