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Discharged from hospital. No more visits to the cancer clinic. no more disrupted schedules. and *Praise The Lord* no more Cancer.
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Tuesday was a rather busy day sorting out the roof. The roof has leaked since I bought it but recently it has been getting worse and has been a constant struggle to keep things dry.
Each attempt has failed to rectify the problem as the major inside leak has been at the rear of the vehicle and now the fibre glass is getting very thick back there as layer upon layer has been added.
I suggested looking at the front of the vehicle and the men at the Alcoholic unit listened to me. It was found that the sealing on the joints had rotted and the lads rubbed it down and refibreglassed the front section.
In the evening I visited another alcoholic unit and took ten visitors with me. The service was outside and the church area beside a tranquill lake was very special. I did not take part as I just wanted to spend time in worship and be filled instead of being at the front, I was part of the worship and received a tremendous blessing.
On the way back the brake pipe burst open again and wednesday morning was spent repairing it. I have made arrangements to take the bus to Vaassa on monday and tuesday for a complete air system overhaul. It is false economy to do one brake pipe at a time as the bus just keeps on breaking down.
Yesterday I arrived at Pieksimaki for the Swedish speaking Finnish church and I believe that 800 people are booked in for the event. I spoke last night and I am told I will be used on numerous occassions here.
More photos have been uploaded onto the Pictures Page ( Finland)
Thursday 30th of July 2009 05:22:06 AM

After a wonderful time in Kuhmo it was time to move on to fresh pastures.
The drive to Nilsia was good but far too much rain to make the drive pleasant. I arrived at Nilsia and got lost on the forest roads. Eventually I managed to contact someone who spoke English at the alcoholic unit I was speaking at in the evening.
I was told I would be speaking to eight or nine residents but God had other ideas.
A full coach turned up from another unit and local residents came to hear me give testimony.
Over a hundred people came and as with all Finnish meetings a running buffet was provided before the meeting and everyone sat down to listen to the strange Englishman.
Timo and Marcus arrived, they drove over a hundred miles from Kuhmo to help me and it was great to see them.
The meeting was a great success and we finished up with some of the men trying to find my roof leak. We believe it has been traced and when the forest mist clears we hope ro repair it today.
Tuesday 28th of July 2009 07:21:29 AM

I really do believe in miracles.
The response to my plea for written support has taken years off my life. I now begin to feel that I am not just a loose cannon trying to fight a battle, but that out there people are with me on God's Highway.
Please continue to write to me via the Visitors Atrium. I recieve many emails but treat them as confidential, yet I feel many of them should be shared with the wider christian community as an encouragement to pray for God's continued Blessing on the work.
Yesterday we spent the morning on the market square in Kuhmo and last night another concert for Jesus.
"Summer Praise" was fantastic and the message God gave me was really strong and to the point. Testimony was given by Heidi, A young mother who the Lord healed during the last concert a week ago. At the end of the meeting Timo and I spent over an hour praying for people. This is very unusual at this kind of meeting in Finland.
It is my birthday on Monday and last night the team of evangelists working with me gave me a massive birthday cake which we began to consume but it was too big for us. It will be finished off after the youth meeting tomorrow evening.
Today it was a morning meeting out in the woods at an invald summer church. This evening was spent at the beach giving out literature and keeping an eye on the four children who came with us.
Bye the way. I am now a grandad.Not by blood but by adoption. It is great how the youngsters have taken to me and have asked if I will be their Grandpapa as they do not have one.
Saturday 25th of July 2009 09:43:29 PM

Tuesday, Rain stopped work as the downpour was so heavy it was not really worth taking the bus out. Also the roof was leaking badly.
Yesterday was an early start for a drive of over a hundred kilometres to Sodkamo and Kajaani.
Eleven adults and a six year old boy turned up to make the trip of witness and the reception in both towns was phenomenal. We have a great advantage in witness as guitar players and singers join us and really help bring in the crowds to listen. I am worried about the tract situation as the people here are hungry for the written word and stand reading it as we witness to them.
The Finnish life story translation should arrive today and that will help alleviate the problem but I prefer to also give out the word of God in simple terms to each recipient.
A fuel pipe burst ten minutes after I dropped off the budding evangelists back home in Kuhmo. The timing was just perfect and caused no hardship to my wonderful helpers. I am sat in the garage having it fixed as I write.
A complaint was made last night that I only do distant outreach during the day and prevent the workers from joining me. Tonight I will be taking a bus load of workers to a local lake for a mission if the sun shines.
It is distressing to me that when I return home tired and empty after a days witness that so few people take the trouble to leave me a message on the visitors Atrium. I tell the people that many are praying for them yet the evidence is not there to support my words.
I notice that an astounding number of people are visiting the Cliffords page so why not click on Visitors as well each time you log on.
Please pray about the tract situation and the finance required to replenish my stocks.
Thursday 23rd of July 2009 08:49:55 AM

A full morning of open air yesterday.
A team of five people joined me and Timo the priest came also to translate each of my two messages.
Tracts and life story are going out in abundance and soon we will have nothing left to offer. I think it is truly incredible what the Lord is doing in this town. A problem has occurred with the printing of my life story in Northern Ireland. I was told last tuesday that it would be sent on friday and space was booked by the delivery firm. Yesterday I found out that they did not keep their word and it can only reach me in time if it comes by air. This escalates the price to nearly five thousand pounds and to get the desperately needed supplies means going into a large overdraft.
I know the value of a soul!!!!!!!!!!
Please pray that the overdraft is cleared very quickly and this does not occur again.
Yesterday afternoon a team of christians emptied the public areas of the bus and really gave it a clean. It is great to be able to really look out of the windows and not see a dirt haze everywhere.
Last night Timo and I were invited to the library to meet dignataried of the town and the participants of the Culture Event.
It appears our morning witness was directly outside the council chamber and every leader of the town heard the message. Keep Praying that more will hear.
Yesterday afternoon the Bishop of the area visited the bus with his charming wife. It was really good to be able to talk to him about "Jesus" and find out that He really knew Him.
Tuesday 21st of July 2009 09:17:09 AM

Each day here in Kuhmo is a true blessing with so much to do.
This morning was an early start with the bus doors open at 8am. Once again four people arrived to help with the witness.
I had to leave the bus with my friends for most of the afternoon as I was speaking at a forest church in IIVANTIIRAN and it was a great time. Two services and lunch in three hours,
The first service was taken by Timo as it was Holy Communion and I preached in the second service for half an hour.
Tomorrow and tuesday I will be in the market square of Kuhmo and will remain here for the week.
A pleasant surprise to recieve greetings from Julia Ann on the Visitors Atrium and I hope she will keep a prayerful eye on the roaming evangelist through Cliffords Page. I no longer have my dog but she is living a life of luxury and pleasure with my friend Gerald in Ireland. It would not be fair to take an animal to the multitude of countries I need to visit annually.
Sunday 19th of July 2009 07:09:32 PM

Another hectic day is over nearly.
I thought it was busy yesterday when I collapsed into bed at 1 am but I was proved wrong today. It was non stop for us all today with so many visitors to the bus. The situation got worse when the tv camera arrived for an interview and I had no translator. I don't know what was said in the interview by the spokesperson who spoke for me but everyone seemed to be content with the results.
Standing on the back of an old lorry and being interviewed and also singing took up another hour.The travelling caterer offered a salmon meal to all of us but we were just too busy to stop and avail ourselves of the offer.
The childrens photos are a great success and I may continue to use this idea in other towns when I am staying for a few days.
Tomorrow is another day of witness but I may have to be driven to speak st a church in the afternoon. I feel it would be a criminal offence to move the bus from such a powerful witness site.
Saturday 18th of July 2009 09:14:04 PM

Without the two teams of people helping I could not have got through the day.
For over six hours it has been non stop working and meeting people. I decided to offer free photos of children sitting behind the steering wheel and it has been a great success. I have had to print the pictures every hour, parents and children have hung around the bus chatting to the team members or sitting upstairs when space became available. It has been full house all day and a bus twice the size would not have been big enough.
Photos will be on the Finland page later.
Friday 17th of July 2009 05:25:09 PM

At last things are getting how I like them (busy)
Yesterday Timo and I visited two groups of the elderly in hospital. I was able to talk and sing with freedom and noticed that the nurses came to listen as well.
Then it was a drive out of town to speak to a group of the Finnish war veterans in a residence similar to the one for the Chelsea Pensioners. There were many tears as I spoke of the love of Jesus and thanked the old soldiers for their unstinting loyalty to their beautiful country.
The final meeting was in the graveyard and was a service of devotion to those who had lost loved ones recently. I spoke of the memories each one of us still living leaves behind us each day.
At the end of the service a mother and daughter came to me for prayer. The daughter has been on sleeping tablets for years and wanted release. She emailed me this morning to tell me that she slept like a log last night (without tablets)
Today I had a lady interpreter as I spoke to the residents of a handicapped centre.
This evening I am parked amongst old lorries and tractors for the next two days. Last year three thousand people visited and more are expected for this weekend.
The book of my life story will be finished and packed tomorrow and will be sent from Northern Ireland in the afternoon. It is vital it gets here quickly and the money for the printing arrives in the next five days.
Thursday 16th of July 2009 10:01:54 PM

Sitting in the grounds of the church and meeting many people was a wonderful way of spending my time yesterday. I met people of many nations and was constantly filling up the stand with tracts outside the bus.
The evening festival was scheduled to last for two hours last night. It was over four hours before the last person left and many came for prayer at the end. So many christians spoke to me after the meeting and I could literally feel the Fire kindled in their hearts as the spoke of their desire to recommitt and serve.
The concert was a great success and each person who contributed was really a part of the whole plan.
I have received invitation for a week in Germany later this year and also enquiries from Finland and Sweden. Much prayer for discernment is needed or I will just be a travelling preacher and singer.
I was called to be an evangelist and I must NOT move away from the will of my Father.
Wednesday 15th of July 2009 09:25:31 AM

The final rehearsal for the International Festival Concert last night was a great success.
Today I will be parked outside the Stave church and Welcoming visitors to the bus. Over 40,000 visitors have packed into the town this week just for the festival.
Please pray for the concert. It begins at 6pm here which is 4pm in the UK.
Instead of doing my usual type of testimony I have decided to do more singing and use the words of the Great Composers to deliver the message. One surprise will be the great Welsh tune " Cwm Rhondda " to the words of Guide me O Thou Great Jehovah. and it is also the national anthem of Germany which I believe will fit in to the programme perfectly.
The flags of the Scandinavian countries will be hung around the church. The bus has a good supply which are being used.
Tuesday 14th of July 2009 08:25:09 AM

The morning service in Kuhmo church was very long but really meaningful to me. This morning 28 young people were confirmed and received communnion directlt after the ceremony.
It was good to sing a couple of solo's in the 2,000 seater Wooden Stave Church.
It was a good congregation with over 700 people joining in and listening to the words of life the Lord gave to me.
This afternoon I spoke and sang at a junior scool reunion to aroung 50 older people. The school has been closed foe ten years and is now a residence for a former pupil.
This evening I will brave the mosquitoes and go fishing.
Sunday 12th of July 2009 05:24:22 PM

The camp was a real success for me and I enjoyed most of the activities.
I am now in the town of Kuhmo and awaiting the start of another busy week. Timo the priest has just given me the provisional itinerary for my part and it looks like it could be very busy next week. The main event is the International Night on tuesday evening when I sing and testify. Next weekend I am joining the old cars of the area for an open day when I hope to get many visitors. Tomorrow "Sunday" I sing at the confirmation service and then at an outside memorial service for the Finnish war victims.
The booklet of my life story has now been translated into Finnish and 20,000 are being printed in Northern Ireland. I am praying in the printing costs.
Another booking has come in for this area where around 800 people turn up for a family camp in "Pieksamaki". This is backtracking by about 200 Kilometres but I am sure I am in the Lord's will by attending on the 28th July.
This time in Finland is proving to be really Incredible and the power of your prayers is very evident.
A newsletter has just been sent out by email. Please drop me an email if you do not receive it or you would like an email copy of the life story in Finnish. It is 16 pages long.
Saturday 11th of July 2009 11:23:08 AM

Praise the Lord for the gift of true friends out there.
The camp is going very well with the chance to speak with the residents frequently as they prepare for confirmation on sunday.
The settings of the camp are totally stunning. In a massive forest and overlooking a very large lake.
Some of the boys are going out a boat to do some fishing tonight after evening devotion at 23 00 hrs. I will not be joining them as I need much beauty sleep at the moment. I am pleased that I had enogh fishing rods for them but need to purchase more reels as I am able.
Tuesday 07th of July 2009 05:27:05 PM

A good time at the camp.
32 young adults are here and are having the time of their lives. Last night I stood and shivered as the boys kept jumping into the lake. I did not have the courage to join them as the water lookes so cold.
This morning I spoke at one of the meetings and then spoke about "love" at the end of the young peoples meeting.
The teams led the service and took the places of the clergy and really made an impression on me. I recieved an email this morning about the suffering in India and the way christians are being killed. A young man read it out to the group and even though I had read it earlier, it brought me to tears. He really spoke English very well. A photo of the 15 year old ( priest ) is now on the Finland Pictures page.
Monday 06th of July 2009 02:46:23 PM

After a drive with great trials I am now on the outskirts of Kuhmo and in the camp site for a few days. 32 young people aged 14 - 15 are here and are a really nice bunch of young adults.
This evening was parents visiting and I was able to sing a few choruses for them.
On the way here the bus did it's usual and broke down. I was literally 100 yards from the Russian border and 50 miles from the nearest town when an air problem developed.
After a three hour wait a couple of mechanics arrived and fixed the problem temporarily and I was able to drive on.
The roads through the forest are very bad to drive with much loose gravel and many potholes.
I have always found that each time I have mechanical problems I am on the brink of great blessings. I no longer get bad tempered but begin praising the Lord for future miracles. Please try it sometimes when things go wrong, IT WORKS.
Sunday 05th of July 2009 09:56:35 PM

The two days in Helsinki are now a precious memory to me. The bus drivers are refusing to take out buses with slogans on them. There are reports that the slogans are being ripped off the buses in the garages, and the Muslims throughout Finland are very up set.
As I travelled around the city I could really feel the power of your prayers within. The route chosen covered over 10 miles and over the 10 days we went around 6 times. On each of the trips I was accompanied by Prayer Warriors. On the last trip there were seven of us praying. We also did one shorter trip when we just went round the city, 7 times.
From there it was a long trip to the border. I arrived at the town of Vaalimaa, which is the first border crossing Finland/Russia, on Wednesday. From there to the town of Lappeenranta and the border crossing at Nuijamaa. I now follow the border to Kuhmo where I have been asked take part in a Christian Youth Camp. This will be followed by the International Music Festival in the city. I will be singing in that festival and will also be taking part in the renowned Street Fair and Market, with the bus.
I dictate this message parked at the side of the road and all I can see are fir trees, and I will be passing through these trees for the next 2,000 miles. On a more personal note I would like to thank all those who have been praying for me. Please keep it up as you are vital to the success of the Mission.
Friday 03rd of July 2009 01:10:25 PM

The path that God has put before me is not always a matter of following my own instincts. After many God given delays I am at last in the capital city of Finland, Helsinki. I was informed a couple of days ago that a massive bus campaign was being held here. The message on all the buses reads, "There is no God. Stop mourning and start living". This campaign has been used in other major cities of the world and seems to be escalating. This is being funded by the atheist movement. Tomorrow and Tuesday I intend to follow some of these buses around the city. Two ladies have volunteered to join me on the mission. Hanna Maria and Elisa will be praying as we travel the city. Please pray for the witness and for protection, and that many eyes will be diverted to read the true message of Christ. Please tell your friends and church about what we are doing. Join us on the battlefield as we fight for Christ and please register that you are willing to be with us by leaving a message on the visitors page. I will try to keep you informed as we fight for a victory that is already won.
I should reach the Russian border by Friday.
Sunday 28th of June 2009 07:04:03 PM

Thanks to the TV and Newspaper coverage the meeting this evening was a great success.
I was taken out in a rowing boat yesterday by two 16 year old boys from Norway. I did not catch anything but they gave me half a pike they had caught the day before. I ate it for dinner but it is definately an aquired taste. I think I'll stick to smoked horse from Iceland.
One of the boys Christopher" arrived at the meeting tonight and translated for me. He did a great job and it was his first attempt at translation. We really must give our young people the opportunities to grow.
I leave Narmes tomorrow morning and I think I will be heading for Tampere.
Thursday 25th of June 2009 10:20:06 PM

Here in the small town of Nårpes the sun is really blazing from a cloudless sky and it is really hot.
The nights are warm but it can get very chilly, in fact most of the countries blueberry crop were wiped out last week with a night frost. This will affect the thousands of immigrants from the Baltic countries who come here each year to pick berries in the forest to supplement their income at home. I can imagine much distress in many homes because of the sudden drop in temperature at the wrong time.
Last night the interview on tv was shown twice and it will be repeated again on sunday. Tonight I speak at the Frank Mang centre and leave in the morning for Tampere.
Thursday 25th of June 2009 10:51:40 AM

The method that the Lord is using in Finland is very different from the way He has used me in the last few years.
It seems to be that He is moving me from one christian congregation to another and encouraging the people to move closer to Himself and "GO OUT AND TELL"
The bus finally moved away from Vaasa yesterday afternoon and Bo the mechanic once again came out to me to give the brakes a final adjustment.
As I drove south I noticed a man waving to me from a lay-bye and waved back to him.
Within ten kilometres a car signalled for me to pull in and I did so.
He asked me to follow him to a christian centre to speak to someone and even though the drive was over 100 kilometres I did as asked.
I am now at the Frank Mang outreach centre and speaking to christians. TV AND Newspapers have been approached and I expect them to turn up "if it is the Lord's will"
The centre was holding a praise service on sunday afternoon but I could not attend because I promised to be in Tampere.
It will now be held here on Thursday Evening and I am honoured to be the guest speaker.
Another bus is touring the cities of Scandinavia and is getting much media coverage. It proclaims that there is no God and is funded by the atheist movement. Please Pray that the "Jesus Bus" will make a lasting impression in this country.
Tuesday 23rd of June 2009 09:46:45 AM

The mechanic turned up on Friday as promised and even though he could not get all the parts he put new bearings in the front wheel. The main hub was badly damaged and he spent hours searching the area for a replacement. In the end he found a truck hub which will do the job until the correct one can be found and fitted.
Thanks Bo for your dedication to your work.
I was able to get to the final meeting of the conference and my dear friend Mona translated for me. It was a resounding success and worth all the trouble getting there. Saturday was nearly a day of rest but quite a few people turned up to speak to me.
Today (sunday) I began the trip towards Turku but felt I had to wait in a lay-bye for some reason. After a couple of hours a camper van pulled in front of the bus revealing a couple of people I had met in Sweden at the conference and on friday at the meeting.
They invited me to join them at an open air Mid Summer service where the bishop was speaking. He did not turn up so once again Mona translated for me as I took the bishops place.
Tonight Bo came out to adjust the brakes for me and I joined my friends from Sweden Anna-May and Harry for dinner that turned into a praise and prayer meeting.
I head off tomorrow following the coast road to Turku. Helsinki and next sunday in Tampere.
Sunday 21st of June 2009 11:52:25 PM

Back in beautiful Finland.
I arrived yesterday ( wednesday ) in Vaasa and set off for the prayer meeting but did not get there. 75 Kilometres north and I heard funny noises coming from my front wheel and then the smell of burning.
I knew something was wrong when the steering became difficult but had to keep driving until I found a safe place,
The front wheel bearing had collapsed making driving dangerous.
Friends came out and during the night I drove 7 kilometres in three hours to a place a mechanic could work on the bus.
The part has now been fitted but another part is required and I hope to get it done tomorrow.
I have missed two days of the meetings but will attend the final one tomorrow evening.
Everyone has made me really welcome and we all realise that if this problem had occurred on the Russian border or in Lapland it would have been devastating so Praise the Lord for His perfect timing.
Thursday 18th of June 2009 10:55:49 PM

When I set off from Finland to go to the Faroe Islands, I loved driving. Things can change and now I am tired of sitting behind the wheel, watching the road surface passing me by.
The heating is now blowing hot air in ALL departments and prayer has once again been well and truly answered.
The scenery here is spectacular with many bridges spanning rivers and ravines revealing amazing vistas. Today there is a violent cross wind on many bridges and I really have to drive the bus at all times to prevent it turning into the Helicopter Brian wrote about on the Visitors Atrium.
200 miles to Umea and then the ferry to Vaasa tomorrow at 09 00 and another time zone change for the clocks. This means I will be getting out of bed 2 hours before I would in Britain.
Thanks to all you faithful readers and prayer's out there.
A message for Douglas at SU Dublin. Please email me. you have changed your address and I cannot send you news.
Tuesday 16th of June 2009 10:26:27 AM

Getting a bit fed up with the marathon drive back to Finland. There is only about three hundred miles to go before I take ship at Umea on wednesday morning.
yesterday and today has neen a nightmare with roadworks and diversions just about everywhere but tha area around Sundsvall is the worst I have experienced in many years.
The heating downstairs is terrific but there is no warmth upstairs due to air in the system. Please pray that a good mechanic or plumber will show uop soon.
Monday 15th of June 2009 11:09:40 PM

A great sail on Norrona with much love shown to me.
The Catering manager invited me to a free Smorgasborg dinner on friday avening.
He is new to the company this year and the food quality has soared since he took over. It must be one of the best Smorgasborg tables in Scandinavia and well worth trying if you get the opportunity.
The duty free manager gave me over 300 packets of chewing gum to give to the children I meet. They will be very well received by the thousands of young people I meet on my travels. It is good to be accepted by the staff of Norrona as I sail with the ship frequently.
I arrived at Hantsholm at 09 00 and had arrived in Sweden by 18 00 hrs after another boat ride. I am now heading for Umea on tuesday and another ship to Vaasa in Finland.
Saturday 13th of June 2009 08:36:14 PM

After three days surrounded by Electricians, mechanics and other tradesmen, it is good to be heading for Norrona this evening.
When God sent me to the Faroe Islands for repairs to the heating system I thought I had miss heard His directives.
The Webasto heater has given problems since I bought the bus and stopped working last year.
I have taken it to Webasto dealers, mechanics and electricians throughout Britain and Scandinavia.
At JT Electrics in Fuglafjorder I was down to desperation point as I would have to abandon Finland during the colder periods. God was RIGHT.
The heater is working and the bus is WARM at last. Mant thanks to Sigmund, Carl and Oliver for their dedicated work.
I arrive in Denmark Saturday, Sweden Sunday and and Finland Wednesday. I hope to call into Gavle next monday to meet up with friends. Please keep on Praying.
Thursday 11th of June 2009 07:22:53 PM

Surrounded by friends and licking my wounds in the Faroe Islands is putting life back into focus.
Within an hour of the electrician turning up last night the alternator was working.
Today the major job of getting the Webasto working is to be started. We need much prayer for this as no one here has worked on these things before.
Thanks to all my faithful warriors out there. I truly love you and need you all so much.
The cost of these repairs is in the Lords hands, but one man's mistake in wiring has cost the ministry dearly.
Tuesday 09th of June 2009 08:26:58 AM

Still on Norrona and will be delighted to reach the Faroe Islands at 05 00.
The journey has not been pleasant. I was able to purchase a bunk in a shared cabin but only a top bunk was available which is very difficult for me to climb into.
One of the other two men is a snorer and he parties all night and snores all day. He also leaves empty whisky bottles all over the cabin so it is like sleeping in a brewery.
I am so tired and will be really grateful to reach friendly shores.
The cruise is also a country and western theme party so the ship seems to be littered with drunken cowboys.
Wyatt Earp ( Eat your heart out]
Monday 08th of June 2009 01:42:17 AM

Feeling shattered and worn out but a cabin cannot be found for me on board Norrona.
The distance from Rovaniemi to Egjsberg is 2241 Kilometres and I drove it in around 40 hours.
I will be so pleased to reach Torshavn for a shower and a sleep.
Saturday 06th of June 2009 04:55:24 PM

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