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September 2019 Prayer Letter

"Thus saith the LORD, Stand ye in the ways, and see, and ask for the old paths, where is the good way, and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your souls. 

But they said, We will not walk therein."  Jeremiah 6:16

 

Our praying friends and family in the Lord,

I've been hesitant to write this letter, not because I have news to break; rather, just the opposite: I haven't much news at all.  While stateside, I was waiting for something or other to report to y'all.  I thought to myself, surely no one cares to hear of doctor visits or our children's education.  Nevertheless, a number of people have asked for those exact, seemingly mundane, details.  Forgive my lack of faith in the depth of your personal interest and investment in us; I'm truly sorry.  I pledge to do better.

 

Hannah is now in her third trimester.  Baby boy is due to arrive on November 24^th.  We are currently residing in Bristol, TN, in a house our home church has graciously provided for the occasion.  A couple of weeks ago, Hannah went for her blood-sugar screening.  Afterwards, the doctor, not being pleased with the numbers, ordered the more in-depth blood-glucose tolerance test.  Again, Hannah's numbers were high.  The doctor informed us that Hannah has gestational diabetes and is now considered a "high risk."  The fetal development will be monitored much more closely from here on out, and by a specialist, in addition to an increase in regular appointments.  I sometimes doubt whether I made the right decision in returning to America for this birth, but things like this help settle it.  Nevertheless, our confidence isn't in doctors of any nationality or education, but rather in the Great Physician.  He's already been in the womb with "little boy," and we're sure He'll see him safely delivered.

 

As many of you know, Hannah's daddy, Missionary Matthew Welch, returned in early September on a short medical furlough.  He was in dire need of a shoulder replacement.  He had been living with a completely deteriorated shoulder for nigh on two years and was in agony from the pain.  Due to a lack of insurance, however, he had put off having surgery, knowing the extremely high costs of American health care.  Finally, when he could no longer endure the pain, he resolved to pay whatever the cost to obtain relief.  As an answer to prayer, the Lord provided a doctor at one of the best orthopedic facilities anywhere, who would waive as many fees as he could to get Bro. Matt the help he needed.  A comprehensive cost of thirty thousand dollars was settled upon, and a date was set.  Trusting God to meet the need, Bro. Matt arrived on the first of September; had his surgery on the fourth; and in no time at all, saw the Lord, through the people of God, meet the need.  What a blessing!  Our God is able and willing to do exceeding abundantly above all we can think or ask of Him.

 

The work overseas never stops.  Last Saturday, there was a big meeting in Dabravino, and we were told a number of souls followed the Lord in believer's baptism.  That counts as "good news from a far country."  Praise the Lord people are still being saved.  While on the subject of the work, I have two burdens I'd ask you to pray for.  Please remember Bro. Mitko Stefanov, our Bulgarian national pastor.  He's in need of a car.  He's been in the work since he was 17.  He's translated the King James Bible into Bulgarian.  He pastors faithfully some six or seven churches.  He's been experiencing a number of health issues the last few years and needs your prayers for strength.  A new five-passenger Logan sedan costs less than ten thousand dollars ($10,000), but ten thousand would retrofit it with a propane system that would essentially double his gas mileage.  With gas being close to six dollars a gallon, that system sure helps.  Secondly, please remember this winter's flour and oil distribution.  It costs about thirty-five dollars ($35) to provide each family a hundred and ten pounds of flour and a gallon of oil.  As much as comes in will be given out, and as many as can be helped will be helped.  Last year, over sixteen hundred families were fed. 

I opened this prayer letter with a familiar verse from the book of Jeremiah.  It has been on my heart for a while now.  The Lord said, "ask for the old paths"; that's my new prayer request: I want to walk in the "old paths."  I used to hear a lot more preaching on that subject than I have of late, but most of the "old paths" preached about only went as for back as the sixties or seventies.  Occasionally, you'd hear a preacher go as far back as Moody or Spurgeon.  Some Baptists with a capital B would make a point to go back to John with a capital J.  But the paths commanded to walk in by the Lord were already called old in Jeremiah's day.  It seems to me, if the Ancient of Days calls something old, it must go as far back as Him.  In fact, the old paths originate with and lead to Him.  And any path that leads to an activity apart from Him isn't that old and isn't His.  Enoch walked in the old paths, as did Noah, Abraham, Moses and David, to name a few.  Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael and Azariah discovered the old paths in Babylon.  They wound through a fiery furnace and a den of lions but led on to the Son of God.  The old paths can still be picked out in our da,y too.  Just look for the garden gate.  It has Genesis written at the top.  If you enter by faith and continue in prayer, it will always end in the Revelation of Jesus Christ.

 

Please remember us in your prayers.  Keep Hannah and "little boy" especially on your mind.

 

 

Because of a living Savior,

 

The William LeFevre Family

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Re: June 2019 LeFevre Family Prayer Letter

Apologies, I sent out the letter but forgot to attach the pdf.

William

On Thu, May 30, 2019 at 4:41 PM William LeFevre <wdlefevre09@gmail.com> wrote:

"For the LORD is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations."  Psalm 100:5

 

Our praying friends and family in the Lord,

 

It sure is good to know that "the LORD is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations."  Those three things: His unfailing goodness, His everlasting mercy, and His enduring truth are the bedrock of our Christian experience, the foundation upon which all are hopes are built.  He is good, has always been good, and will always be good.  Moreover, He is good to all.  In trials and tribulations, He is good.  In correction, He is good.  On the day of judgment, He will be good.  Because He is good and goodness personified, we can trust that He always has our best in mind.  He is merciful, infinitely merciful.  Mercy is for the guilty, and the guilty soul need never fear His mercies will fail or expire.  Because He is merciful, we can draw nigh to Him, trusting that by His mercy alone we are accepted, comforted and helped.  His truth endures.  It has endured, preserved, inspired, perfect and powerful, from when He first spoke it, to when I heard it and believed.  And we glory that the same truth that convicted, convinced, converted and comforted us will still avail for our children's children and beyond.  Because His truth is everlasting, we can be confident that what He has promised He will always perform. 

 

Hannah and our little unborn baby are still faring well; the pregnancy is progressing normally, and everyone appears strong and healthy.  Hannah is a little more fatigued with this baby than she was with the others, but she's put this down to her advanced age. She's 33.  Still, after much prayer and consideration, given all we've been through to this point, I feel it's in the best interest of mother and baby to return to America for the birth.  Lord willing, we'll return at the end of June, in just four short weeks.  There, we'll get Hannah settled and set up with regular doctor visits.  I'd also like to get into as many meetings as I can while there.  If you're interested, and I pray you are, let me know any way you can.  All our contact information is always at the bottom of every prayer letter.

 

We were overjoyed to welcome the Welches, my in-laws, back to the field after their recent furlough.  Bro. Matt is beloved by all our believers.  Wherever I went during his absence, people would greet me and then ask when Matt was returning.  When meeting Turks or Bulgarians for the first time, I would introduce myself as Bro. William, a missionary from America.  Noticing their pleasant indifference, I would follow it up with, "I'm Bro. Matt's son-in-law," whereupon their demeanor would change, and I was welcomed as a friend and plied with questions as to Bro. Matt and his family's health and well-being.  It's good being Bro. Matt's son-in-law, chiefly because I'm married to his prettiest daughter.

 

Meetings continue to go well.  We have open houses in which to preach and open hearts willing to listen to preaching.  We continue to have "fellowship" meetings every month, where we bring as many of our believers together as practical.  We have two services, with a meal in between.  Every service is directed by the leadership of the Spirit of God, yet, typically, we allow the first service for singing and preaching.  The second service is open for testimonies.  It's refreshing to hear so many "salvation stories" but also to hear how the Lord is actively working in their day-to-day lives.  Our next one will be in a few days.  Word has gone out, and people are already excited, anticipating seeing fellow saints and worshipping the Savior together.

 

Bro. Demir's health is stable.  He'll never recover complete strength in those areas of his body that were affected by stroke a few years back, but that doesn't stop him.  He battles a number of health issues daily that require constant regulation: his blood sugar and blood pressure.  Many mornings his head is "swimming" while he tries to get regulated.  Still, he has it in his heart to preach, to do what he can to "feed the flock of God."  Keep him in your prayers.  Also, his daughter-in-law, Gülcan (pronounced Gewl-john), is expecting.  She is in her eighth month.  During her last doctor's visit they informed her the baby was breach, and scheduled her for a C-section.  That's their answer for everything, C-section or abortion.  Please pray for her and the baby.  It'll be Demir and Asiye's second grandchild, the first to actually live with them.  They are both excited to finally be hands-on grandparents.

 

We trust the Lord that you all are blessed, well looked after, and leaning on the same everlasting arms that comfort and sustain us.  We thank each and every one of you for all your help.  We love you in the Lord Jesus, and trust Him to meet and utterly exceed the desire of your hearts.  We are upheld by His power manifested through your prayers.  Continue, please, to pray for Hannah and the baby.  Pray for our upcoming trip.  Pray for the work here and its workmen, that our God would bless.  Love y'all and see you soon.

 

Because of a living Savior,

The William LeFevre Family

June 2019 LeFevre Family Prayer Letter

"For the LORD is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations."  Psalm 100:5

 

Our praying friends and family in the Lord,

 

It sure is good to know that "the LORD is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations."  Those three things: His unfailing goodness, His everlasting mercy, and His enduring truth are the bedrock of our Christian experience, the foundation upon which all are hopes are built.  He is good, has always been good, and will always be good.  Moreover, He is good to all.  In trials and tribulations, He is good.  In correction, He is good.  On the day of judgment, He will be good.  Because He is good and goodness personified, we can trust that He always has our best in mind.  He is merciful, infinitely merciful.  Mercy is for the guilty, and the guilty soul need never fear His mercies will fail or expire.  Because He is merciful, we can draw nigh to Him, trusting that by His mercy alone we are accepted, comforted and helped.  His truth endures.  It has endured, preserved, inspired, perfect and powerful, from when He first spoke it, to when I heard it and believed.  And we glory that the same truth that convicted, convinced, converted and comforted us will still avail for our children's children and beyond.  Because His truth is everlasting, we can be confident that what He has promised He will always perform. 

 

Hannah and our little unborn baby are still faring well; the pregnancy is progressing normally, and everyone appears strong and healthy.  Hannah is a little more fatigued with this baby than she was with the others, but she's put this down to her advanced age. She's 33.  Still, after much prayer and consideration, given all we've been through to this point, I feel it's in the best interest of mother and baby to return to America for the birth.  Lord willing, we'll return at the end of June, in just four short weeks.  There, we'll get Hannah settled and set up with regular doctor visits.  I'd also like to get into as many meetings as I can while there.  If you're interested, and I pray you are, let me know any way you can.  All our contact information is always at the bottom of every prayer letter.

 

We were overjoyed to welcome the Welches, my in-laws, back to the field after their recent furlough.  Bro. Matt is beloved by all our believers.  Wherever I went during his absence, people would greet me and then ask when Matt was returning.  When meeting Turks or Bulgarians for the first time, I would introduce myself as Bro. William, a missionary from America.  Noticing their pleasant indifference, I would follow it up with, "I'm Bro. Matt's son-in-law," whereupon their demeanor would change, and I was welcomed as a friend and plied with questions as to Bro. Matt and his family's health and well-being.  It's good being Bro. Matt's son-in-law, chiefly because I'm married to his prettiest daughter.

 

Meetings continue to go well.  We have open houses in which to preach and open hearts willing to listen to preaching.  We continue to have "fellowship" meetings every month, where we bring as many of our believers together as practical.  We have two services, with a meal in between.  Every service is directed by the leadership of the Spirit of God, yet, typically, we allow the first service for singing and preaching.  The second service is open for testimonies.  It's refreshing to hear so many "salvation stories" but also to hear how the Lord is actively working in their day-to-day lives.  Our next one will be in a few days.  Word has gone out, and people are already excited, anticipating seeing fellow saints and worshipping the Savior together.

 

Bro. Demir's health is stable.  He'll never recover complete strength in those areas of his body that were affected by stroke a few years back, but that doesn't stop him.  He battles a number of health issues daily that require constant regulation: his blood sugar and blood pressure.  Many mornings his head is "swimming" while he tries to get regulated.  Still, he has it in his heart to preach, to do what he can to "feed the flock of God."  Keep him in your prayers.  Also, his daughter-in-law, Gülcan (pronounced Gewl-john), is expecting.  She is in her eighth month.  During her last doctor's visit they informed her the baby was breach, and scheduled her for a C-section.  That's their answer for everything, C-section or abortion.  Please pray for her and the baby.  It'll be Demir and Asiye's second grandchild, the first to actually live with them.  They are both excited to finally be hands-on grandparents.

 

We trust the Lord that you all are blessed, well looked after, and leaning on the same everlasting arms that comfort and sustain us.  We thank each and every one of you for all your help.  We love you in the Lord Jesus, and trust Him to meet and utterly exceed the desire of your hearts.  We are upheld by His power manifested through your prayers.  Continue, please, to pray for Hannah and the baby.  Pray for our upcoming trip.  Pray for the work here and its workmen, that our God would bless.  Love y'all and see you soon.

 

Because of a living Savior,

The William LeFevre Family

LeFevre Family April 2019 Prayer Letter

"I John, who also am your brother, and companion in tribulation, and in the kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ, was in the isle that is called Patmos, 

for the word of God, and for the testimony of Jesus Christ.

I was in the Spirit on the Lord's day, and heard behind me a great voice, as of a trumpet," Revelation 1:9-10

 

 

Our praying friends and family in the Lord,

 

John the Revelator, the beloved disciple, he who pillowed his head over the heart of the Lord Jesus, when writing his introduction, could have listed any number of experiences to establish his credentials.  Yet, above everything, he claims kinship: "who also am your brother." It's good to have a brother, a fellow member of the family, one in fellowship and relationship, seated at the same table, basking in the love of the same father.  And yet, Brother John also claims companionship.  He states that he is our "companion in tribulation."  If a brother in blessedness is good, how much more a friend, and fellow traveler through life's tribulations?  To have someone with you when you face uncertainty is worth more than gold.  As a final credential, Brother John notes his citizenship in the "kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ."  Not only, he declares, are we members of the same family, but we're also companions on the same journey, fraught with danger, headed homeward to the celestial city where we'll reside forever.

 

I am thankful today for God's children, for each and every brother and sister in the Lord Jesus Christ.  Our God has a great big family that spans the world over.  And wherever you meet a brother or sister, there's a little slice of home; in the presence of family, you can't feel like a stranger.  I am twice-blessed to have fellow-helpers in time of heartache.  The Lord ensures that His own are never alone, that when troubles come and storms arise, there are hands outstretched to lift you, arms open wide to embrace you, ears to hear your cries and complaints, eyes open in watchful waiting. 

 

As many of you already know, the end of March found us in need of help, spiritually and physically.  My wife, feeling uneasy in body and mind, visited her doctor.  We learned, to our surprise, that she was expecting.  However, there was a problem apparent in the ultrasound.  The doctor said the problem could be taken care of with a small procedure, which she readily performed, except it couldn't, and wasn't.  Having failed, the doctor suggested an abortion was the best alternative.  An abortion, she assured, would prevent any and all complications with the developing fetus as well as Hannah's health.  We absolutely refused and were met with cold indifference.  Leaving the doctor's, we resolved that Hannah should immediately return to America and give this little miracle every fighting chance to survive.  We committed everything into the hands of our good God and made the arrangements.  That was Tuesday afternoon; by Thursday morning, she was on a plane bound for America.  Friday morning, she walked into the ER in Bristol, Tennessee.  After a battery of tests, the ER doctors reached the same conclusion: There was an obstruction to fetal development in the womb that could be easily extracted, except it couldn't, and wasn't.  Having failed, they assured us that even though there was an obstruction, they would monitor every step of fetal development to ensure survival.  Hannah would not be allowed to travel.  Further, they recommended her to a well-known specialist in the field.  They sent all the information ahead, and the doctor readily agreed to see Hannah.  That was Friday; the appointment with the specialist would be on Tuesday.  When this problem first arose, I posted about it on Facebook, requesting prayer.  That post went the world over and was seen by thousands.  People were praying everywhere.  Our little group of missionaries were praying.  Our nationals and churches here were praying.  It came into my heart that Friday, after learning what the ER doctors had said, that if the Holy Ghost could enter the womb of Elizabeth and fill John the Baptist, yet unborn, with the Spirit, that it wouldn't be any trouble at all for Him to see to the problems facing our little baby.  Tuesday morning rolled around.  Hannah visited the specialist.  The specialist viewed all the material available.  She looked at the pictures taken in Bulgaria.  She looked at the pictures sent from the ER.  She decided she could do the procedure the others had failed at.  She sent Hannah for an ultrasound.  They studied the ultrasound, and studied, and studied, and couldn't find the problem.  It wasn't there.  It was gone.  "You have a perfectly healthy baby, developing right on schedule," she told Hannah. "There is no problem."  Bless the Lord!  He alone "doeth great wonders."  "For this child I prayed; and the LORD hath given me my petition which I asked of him:" 1 Samuel 1:27

 

I had intended to write this letter as a special "thank you" to all who helped towards our vehicle.  I am extremely grateful for it, but more so, for you all.  Y'all helped meet a need, for my family and the ministry.  It was a great need, beyond our personal means.  I thank God for everything that was given and for everyone who gave.  The Lord bless each and every one of you.  But then this "trial" arose, which eclipsed all other concerns, a trial that money couldn't solve, and again, you all helped.  You prayed.  You took what you knew to God above, and He intervened on our behalf.  Thank you for giving toward the purchase of a vehicle.  But thank you so much the more for praying for us in our time of need.  The Lord God has been close these last few days, weeks, months even.  More than ever before, I see His handiwork, His soon answering of prayers.  Someone said, "Wow, as lucky as you are, you ought to buy a lottery ticket."  But it's not luck.  I won the lottery thirty-one years ago, the day I trusted Jesus Christ to save me from sin, death, and hell.  And He's an ever present help in and out of trouble.  He's been looking for a means, a way in, that He might illustrate His love, power, mercy, and faithfulness.  And every now and again, I have sense enough to throw open the door and cry, "Come in and be all You want to be, and do all You want to do!"

 

Continue to pray for us.  Hannah and Dixie Joy return the twenty-fifth of April.  (Did I forget to mention Dixie Joy accompanied her Momma?  She did.  Did I forget to mention my in-laws, the Welches, how much of a blessing they are, and a help, every single one of them?  They are.  Did I forget to mention that just yesterday I received a text that said our plane tickets were paid off?  They have been.  Can I forget to mention that the Lord is behind every single one of these things, using people to say, "I love you"?  I can't.)  Pray for Hannah, for the trip, for the upcoming months.  Pray for "Our Little Miracle," that everything would continue to go well.  Pray for us boys, that we get everything in order before Momma shows back up.  Pray for the work and its workmen.  The Lord blesses and blesses, in spite of us.  God bless each and every one of you, exceeding abundantly above all you may ask or think, out of His abundant riches in glory.  We love y'all.

 

 

Because of a living Savior,

The William LeFevre Family