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2011-06-12T03:33:00.000-07:00

Powerful weekly christian news and devotionals with Peter Elias Capili Hansen

Join us each week. Check the latest christian headline news and healing devotions.

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New blog

2011-05-16T21:31:00.000-07:00

I got a new alternative news health blog. Please check out my new health blog with weight loss tips and exercise for fat burning and natural cure with coconut oil and superfoods.
Please see my new posts:
http://www.newlivingguide.com/news-blog.html

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And a Christian News blog with breaking christian news and online radio:
http://www.revelationdaily.com/

Message to you

2011-04-24T18:07:00.000-07:00

Easter Messages For You!

I have to brand new videos on my youtube channel. They will inspire you to live a radical live for Jesus.

Easter is about Jesus.

Here are the links for the two videos:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQ578jMx0Hc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNmNkWz-hfw

New video website for all our videos:

http://www.revelationdaily.com/

Shalom in Christ.

Peter E. Capili Hansen

Gospel Miracle Ministries

Powerful story about healing of fever and sickness - Peter Capili Hansen

2011-03-02T12:38:00.000-08:00

SALVATION - ONE WAY TO HEAVEN!

2011-02-19T06:52:00.000-08:00

Supernatural Power in the Holy Bible. Secrets to Revelations! Know the T...

2011-01-08T00:51:00.000-08:00

end-times prophecies in the Bible

2010-12-27T07:29:00.000-08:00

end-times prophecies

Watch youtube video: Prophecies

Rapture Shock

2010-11-18T02:15:00.000-08:00

Rapture Shock:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j63OshRLavE

The rapture of the church and the Tribulation Period is coming.

End times doomsday prophecy signs, earthquakes, tsunamis, world wide disasters

Prophecies made 2000 years ago are coming true. Are we in the end times?

The book of Revelation is written by John the last Apostle of Jesus Christ. Revelation is a coded book.

Are you ready for the end times? Do you know what can keep you from and out of the coming times? It's closer than we think.

"Blessed are those who wash their robes, that they may have the right to the tree of life and may go through the gates into the city." (Revelation 22:14)

Will you make Jesus your Lord and begin to turn from your sin to the only safe place?

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exciting end-times....

2010-10-23T20:39:00.000-07:00

End-times news and a new one global currency. New world order is coming soon....ohh wait, it might already be here! See this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eefrhmy2JM

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Peter Hansen News Blog

2010-07-12T09:44:00.000-07:00

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Revelation News Prophecy Blog

2010-03-17T05:05:00.000-07:00

Christian News Prophecy Blog about end-times:
http://www.gospelmiracle.org/apps/articles/web/articleid/64970/columnid/4021/default.asp

Israel Products and Christian Gifts Store

2010-03-08T20:46:00.000-08:00

We are proud to present to you our Israel Products and Christian Gifts Store. Buy gifts directly from Jerusalem and support our ministry and Israel at the same time.
Visit our shopping link page to see the great products and gift ideas from the Holy Land of Israel.
God bless you.
Peter Capili Hansen

Here is the link: http://www.gospelmiracle.org/store.asp

New Online Radio Talk Show About the End-Times and Prophecy

2010-02-17T09:08:00.001-08:00

New Christian news talk show program dealing with the end-times, apostasy, deception, false prophets, revival, gospel, bible prophecies, true prophets, real prophets, rapture, news, etc. false flag, revelation, exposed, free, healing, prayer, miracles, true miracles, real miracles, New talk radio web-cast with Peter Elias from Gospel Miracle Ministries.

http://www.peterelias.org

http://www.youtube.com/dailyrevelation

Thousands attend evangelistic street crusade in the Philippines!

2010-02-07T13:56:00.000-08:00

The Danish evangelist Peter Capili Hansen and his team from Sweden and Denmark recently had an evangelistic outreach with humanitarian relief in the Philippines.

Evangelist Peter has been involved with evangelistic mission and relief work in many places in Europe, Ethiopia and Philippines since he started to preach the gospel when he was 17 years old. Philippines is a place where Peter and his wife, Abby especially love to be in. They have literally been across the Philippines preaching in cities, villages, jungles and open squares and seen hundreds of people saved and transformed by the power of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Most recently, they went to Lapu-Lapu City in Cebu. Alongside the gospel miracle crusade, they also gave rice and food to poor and homeless children and their families in cooperation with a local ministry called "Feeding the Children" founded by Pastor Robert Cuenca.

The crusade was held at the parking lot of a shopping mall for three nights. There were many churches from different denominations involved in this special evangelistic crusade right there on the parking lot of Marina Mall. They put up a stage, chairs and speakers. During the meetings more and more people came by to listen. There was a lady the first night that was out shopping and while she was on her way home, she noticed the crusade meeting on the parking lot and she got curious and wanted to see and listen. In the prayer for the sick, she got healed in her back. All pain disappeared!

Evangelist Peter was preaching a very radical gospel sermon that night and many people committed their lives to Jesus that night. After the service more people claimed to be healed in their bodies.

The rumours spread about the meetings and the following two nights around 8000 people in all attended the meetings on the shopping mall parking lot! First, Evangelist Peter was speaking about Christ as our healer and that Jesus could heal even today. Then he prayed for the sick and many experienced a healing touch in their bodies. After praying for the sick he started to preach the gospel with great boldness about salvation, hell, repentance, sin and forgiveness in Jesus Christ. Hundreds of people responded to the gospel preaching and wanted to follow Jesus and believe in Him.

Peter explained: "This is what evangelism is about, being out there in the street, just like in the bible. Being face to face with non-believers who did not expect to hear about Jesus. I want to bring the gospel to the people and street crusades are a great tool and I wish more Christians do this. Preaching the full gospel and healing the sick where people are."

In these three crusade nights in Lapu-Lapu, the Word of God was planted in the hearts of thousands and many heard the full gospel being preached for the first time.

Alongside the crusade, the team also visited the dumpsites, a public school and a feeding program for homeless children. In these different locations they preached the gospel to thousands of children and gave out food packages as well.

After the mission on Lapu-Lapu they went on to another Island called Dumaguete where they continued to preach the gospel in a crusade by the beach! They also gave out gifts for hundreds of kids and rice bags for families in the villages around the beach resort. Many people publicly declared that they wanted to follow Jesus Christ and were added to the church.

Peter Capili Hansen is already planning the next outreach and has a hope that they will be able to reach out in these kinds of outreaches every month.

Abby & Peter Capili Hansen are the founders of GMM and Angel Relief International which is a Christian humanitarian relief and aid charity.

Watch this new video from our Gospel Miracle Crusade a few weeks ago

2010-01-16T19:33:00.000-08:00

This video and messages have the same importance and relevance whether you are in Europe, North America, South America, Africa or Asia. The message about repentance, salvation and eternal life is for everybody! The video is made of small sequences from one of our crusade meetings a few weeks ago in the Philippines. Please watch and be challenged:
Click here to watch the powerful Video on youtube!

Evangelistic Missions, Holy Spirit Healing Crusades and humanitarian relief with Abby & Peter Hansen

2010-01-13T20:22:00.001-08:00

Evangelistic Missions, Holy Spirit Healing Crusades and humanitarian relief with Abby & Peter Hansen.

Awesome blog news updates!

Follow our inspiring blog from the mission field of miracles...

Thousands attend revival street meetings, Thousands receiving food, hundreds saved and miraculously healed. The Holy Spirit is moving with mighty healing power!

Click here to read the blog updates:
http://www.gospelmiracle.org/apps/ministries/default.asp?subministryid=7151

and http://www.mastershealing.com/

Yours in Christ Jesus.
Abby & Peter Capili Hansen

Angel Relief in association with Gospel Miracle Ministries; The Evangelistic Ministry of Peter Capili Hansen.

Our blogs can be found here at Peter Capili Hansen Ministries:
http://www.gospelmiracle.org
http://www.mastershealing.com

Support our mission: http://www.angelrelief.org

Gospel Miracle Blog - Masters Healing

2009-12-03T19:48:00.000-08:00

Check our Gospel Miracle Blog:
http://www.MastersHealing.com

http://www.gospelmiracle.org/ministries.asp

God bless you.

Peter Capili Hansen
http://www.MastersHealing.com

Check our new video!

2009-10-23T01:19:00.000-07:00

Check our new video:

Please pray for our outreach in the Philippines.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-XC06XAYok

Peter Capili Hansen

Gospel Miracle Ministries in association with Angel Relief International
http://www.angelrelief.org

SEE OUR NEW VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-XC06XAYok

Check the Peter Capili Hansen Channel

2009-09-16T23:03:00.001-07:00

Check the Peter Capili Hansen Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/PeterCapiliHansen

Check the Peter Capili Hansen Channel

2009-09-16T23:03:00.000-07:00

Check the Peter Capili Hansen Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/PeterCapiliHansen

Where did the gospel go? A must read article!

2009-05-29T00:47:00.000-07:00

By Peter Capili Hansen, Peter Hansen Ministries.

A Desperate World in Need of the Pure Gospel!

The world is in deep trouble!

Billions of people are living in poverty around the world. About 2.8 billion people are living on less than two dollars a day. Millions are dying from starvation and diseases in the Third World. The global financial crisis has caused millions to lose their home and the world has probably just seen the beginning of a major global crisis that not even the financial experts could have foretold. The threat of nuclear war is hanging in the air and the most powerful nations of the globe are fighting for the last reserves of oil.

While some families can’t even afford a single meal on the table each day, others are addicted to drugs, gambling and alcohol. Millions in the west are so mentally depressed that they try to escape this world of loneliness in alcohol, drugs, perversions and suicide. The world is screaming for help and solutions for a messed up society that has nothing to offer but endless talk shows and online entertainment.

People are seriously desperate for finding a deeper meaning, hope and inner peace. This world seems to have everything to offer, but in reality is more out of control morally and spiritually than ever. I can boldly say that this world needs the full gospel message of Jesus Christ. Not another sermon or conference about self happiness, but the pure full gospel of salvation. That is the one and only thing that can bring peace to the mind and restore the soul.

But how sad it is that the preaching of the full gospel has been downgraded to some cultural light gospel show with fancy stage performance and blinking lights! Where are the full gospel preachers who dare to stand up for the truth, who dare to preach salvation, hope, hell, holiness and grace. Where are those who proclaim that Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven?
The problem is that millions of people have been deceived and blinded with a feel good gospel, a light lukewarm message that only talks about happiness, prosperity, self-development and “me, me and me” instead of “Him, Him and Him!”

Where did the gospel go?

Is today’s modern church really afraid of teaching the full living gospel? Is it afraid of being politically incorrect and offending the masses? Many churches are on a very dangerous path. A path that will only lead to possible destruction. Let me point out, that if there is no gospel message of sin, grace and salvation there is zero!

And while thousands of churches are playing “seeker sensitive churches” and being politically correct, millions of non-believers are screaming for spiritual truth that can give them real hope and reality based on the word of God. The truth of the gospel will set them free, but if there is no one preaching the truth of the gospel, many will go to hell, believing in a different gospel (2 Corinthians 11:3-4) (Galatians 1:6-7) . That is the hard facts. A very good place to read and study what Jesus is saying is in Matthew chapter 24. Jesus mentions here in chapter 24 that many will be deceived by false prophets and teachers.

It is so easy for self-proclaimed prophets to make up weird crazy doctrines and get thousands of followers, because in many churches there is a great lack of Christian discipleship based on the word of God. The focus on Jesus and his teaching and discipleship has been replaced with “feel-good teachings” that totally lacks the important teachings about repentance, sin, hell, grace and holiness.

On a five week mission trip to Ethiopia recently I was scheduled to speak in different churches. In my sermon preparation I felt a deep conviction to preach and focus more on the gospel that Jesus taught and His life, more than I had ever done before. And the pastors and local evangelists were amazed and almost shocked by the clear gospel teaching, because they were not used to that!

We have to remember that the gospel is what sets us free. We need to bring the full gospel back in our churches, mission fields and to a desperate seeking world. There is only one hope and that is Jesus Christ. We have to renew our passion for being in the presence of Jesus. We must take up our cross and lay down our lives and follow Christ and be filled with the Holy Spirit. We must renew our minds daily in God’s presence. We must study the life of Jesus and the Word of God and let it become part of us, inside out.

The living word of God will change your life and you will see its powerful effects, and not only will you be empowered by his Word, the world around you will experience the saving and healing power of Jesus Christ. Make the gospel the focus of your life and ministry and tell others as well.

By Peter Capili Hansen
http://www.gospelmiracle.org/

new website

2009-04-23T13:06:00.001-07:00

Check the new website for Angel Relief International and support third world mission and humanitarian relief: http://www.angelrelief.org/

http://www.angelrelief.org

Join us on Facebook

2009-04-21T08:43:00.000-07:00

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Angel-Relief-International/117972330320

Join our facebook page and become our friend/fan of Angel Relief

God bless you

Peter & Abby Capili Hansen

Founders of Angel Relief International

Mission in Ethiopia October/November 2008

2009-04-13T12:20:00.000-07:00

35 days in Ethiopia!

The Danish Evangelist Peter Capili Hansen and his wife have recently been in Ethiopia. They went around to different churches and conferences in Addis Ababa, Nazreth and Shashemene for 35 days having powerful evangelistic healing services. Hundreds of people gave their lives to Christ and many experienced a healing miracle as well. Alongside the evangelistic meetings, the Danish evangelist, with Angel Relief International, also went to an orphanage and gave out food, school supplies, and toothbrushes to kids.

Bring Back the Full Gospel!

The gospel of Jesus Christ was preached and many were amazed to hear the gosple being preached so clearly. Many church leaders and pastors expressed appreciation for the focus on Jesus and the gospel in the meetings and some said they have not heard the gospel being so much in the center for a long time. Evangelist Peter says ”If I don't preach the full gospel about Jesus, I am not preaching at all and I am called to preach the full gospel. The gospel makes people free. That is the most important thing, nothing else.” Many young pastors were inspired by the gospel preaching and now they want to focus on that in their own minsitries.

Village Outreach!

Angel Relief International went to southern Ethiopia in the area of Shashemene to speak in a missionary church and do an evangelistc and humanitarian outreach in one of the poorest villages in this area. In the village of Hagugeta Kudnhi, people live in small, round mud houses and food is very limited. In fact, children have died just recently in this village due to malnutrition. A Filipino missionary, Rev. Jon Coronel, invited Peter & Abby to this place and coodinated the outreach in the village. The group used an off-roader truck to go to the village as there is no real road to the village. Evangelist Peter Hansen preached the gospel to the whole village that was gathered, sitting on the grass under the burning sun. There were about 2500 village people, many of whom were muslims sitting in the grass. But Evangelist Peter preached a very radical gospel message about salvation!

After the gospel crusade Angel Relief gave out wheat to about 185 families and notebooks, cookies and pens for the kids. People were very orderly when receiving food, but when the kids were given notebooks, hundreds of people both adults and kids almost mobbed the team! Angel Relief was informed that this was the first time someone came to the village to give them something. Peter said, ”The need is so big here in Ethiopia and we want to make a lasting impact by helping people, meeting their spiritual needs and physical needs. We want to support this kind of mission in the future as well. We want to go back to Africa!”.

Peter & Abby Hansen are the founders of Angel Relief International. They have done mission and humanitarian outreach in Europe, the Philippines and Ethiopia Africa. Angel Relief is a christian non-profit humanitarian relief charity. http://www.angelrelief.org See also: http://www.gospelmiracle.org

By Precious Capili

Mission in the Philippines 2005-2008

2009-04-13T12:17:00.000-07:00

In 2006, we started a new mission and relief project in the Philippines, which is called Angel Relief. We have been blessed with great connections and friends in the Philippines because my wife and her family are from the Philippines. Therefore, it had been easy for us to find the right people we want to support and help. We have been to very poor places that are very dangerous and difficult to enter. The only reason we were able to minister there is by God's provision and because of friends that are familiar with those places. We saw a need for relief work that is almost undescribable. Nevertheless, it is easy to find a great need for help almost anywhere you look. There are 90 million people living in the Philippines and most of them have less than a dollar (5 kr.) a day for food and millions of Filipinos go hungry to bed. And to make things worse, rice prices are going up! Which means more people in the Philippines can't afford a simple rice meal.

The Philippines is situated in the “Ring of Fire” which means that natural disasters like typhoons, flooding, earthquake etc. happen very often. There is always a need for relief work in the Philippines.

We believe that mission and relief work go hand in hand. And we want to preach the gospel and share the love of Jesus Christ through practical ways as well. And that is why whenever we do humanitarian work, we also do mission and Christian discipleship.

We have been in the province of Bicol where natural disaster is a common thing. Almost every year you can see pictures and videos about the flooding in Bicol in the news in Denmark. In Bicol we have been preaching at evangelical meetings and prayers meetings. And in addition, we have helped some local evangelical churches with funds for relief work. When we travel around the Philippines and elsewhere, we do NOT stay in hotels. We stayed with the locals. That means we sleep where they sleep, which most times mean the floor! The houses and toilets are not in very good condition, and that is saying it lightly. They are incredibly poor. I remember we had to go up in the mountains, surrounded by a jungle of palm trees to preach at an evangelistic crusade. It was out in the middle of nowhere - literally. The local church had planned for me to preach at the village square, but when it became dark, suddenly all electricity in the mountain village was cut off! No one knew how to turn it on again, so I had to preach the gospel with only the moon shining. We called it "The Moonlight Crusade". What a great experience!

We have seen so many needy people around the Philippines and we want to make an impact. Last year we decided the support a Christian elementary school and help some of the young students to get an education so they can go to high school and college. We believe that supporting this school will help many poor kids to make a difference in the Philippines.

Malmo International Worship

2009-02-18T13:09:00.001-08:00

Malmo International Worship Services is an international church outreach in Malmo, Sweden and Europe. http://www.gospelmiracle.com

Last blog from this trip to Africa.

2008-11-01T02:50:00.000-07:00

SUNDAY OCTOBER 25
Last service in Africa, but we will be back! + reflections.

This Sunday both Abby and I were scheduled to speak in the new baptist church in Addis Adaba, lead by Filipino missionary, Pastor Elijah Alvaro. We came early because Abby was going to speak to a lot of kids and I was going to take pictures. So I thought! But when we came I realized that they even expected me to speak to the older kids as well! Well, I have learned to be ready in season and out of season, so I gave the kids a bible lesson about Jesus. As I was doing my lesson (drama..:) I could hear a lot of kids in the yard next to the room I was in, shouting and dancing and I realized that it was my wife who was teaching the kids different games. I don't know any games or kids' songs here....so I guess everybody should have just been in Abby's Sunday school class!

I also preached in the main Sunday Service. And after the service we got real Filipino food....yes, I like it a lot! We appreciate the warm welcome we got in this church and we pray that this church will experience supernatural growth and favor. This was our last service in Ethiopia this time. But we will hopefully be back in Africa soon. Maybe for crusades in Kenya as well.

Thank you for reading this blog. In the past 37 days we have been reaching out to thousands of people in one of the poorest countries on earth. We have left a mark and we believe that what has been started and planted will grow and be very fruitful. Thousands have been helped with food and school supplies, hundreds have been saved and many others experienced a miracle healing touch from Jesus. We will continue to support the mission and relief work in Ethiopia through our contacts in this great country. If you want to help us financially to reach out to Ethiopia and Africa. Please send us an email. We appreciate your help. It is people like you who make this work possible. We are "just" the gospel messengers!

Outreach to thousands in Ethiopia!

2008-10-31T05:43:00.000-07:00

Sunday, October 18, 2008
Busy Sunday!

This morning we gave out 200 notebooks and pens to children in a church in Adama, MKC North. We came early to the church but there were already children everywhere and the church became full fast. My interpreter was Mr. Alemu Checole. He is Ethiopian but very fluent in English. He had been blind since he was 8 years old because of eye infection but still he had achieved so much in life. He is now 66 years old and it was truly inspiring and a blessing to meet him. The children's service started with very energetic singing. I have never heard children sing so loud anywhere else in the world! It was amazing. I told some bible stories about Jesus and prayed a prayer for everybody. After the singing and the stories, all the children got notebooks and pens. It was fun and amazing to minister to these children, Abby and I felt really blessed.

In the evening we went back to the same church for a youth meeting. MKC North is a very old evangelical church, it is actually the first in Ethiopia and it has many, many branches. It has 26000 members in this area and still growing! It was supposed to be a youth meeting this evening but people of all ages showed up! I was preaching about the great commission in Mark 16. And God is going to do something powerful. My interpreter was Akeya, whom we had to encourage many times to translate but he only did it for the first time today. But he did an amazing job!

Just a little side story about the church...in the dark communist ages, the church building was confiscated by the government and they tried to cover a painting with the cross in the church. But they failed because it was made in a special way, indented deep in the wall. Another amazing thing was the growth of the church at that time. Before the building was confiscated they had 500 members. But when they became underground, they did it in small groups. When the church emerged, they had grown 10-fold!
-peter-

Friday Oct. 17.

Special Extra: My wife got sick and well again!

Abby woke up around 2am in the morning with a severe headache and stomach pain. And it continued into the day. We were supposed to meet with Pastor Daniel Makonne (Founder of Gospel Light Church) and our good friend evangelist Henock D. Mulugeta from Washington D.C. for a lunch meeting down town. But Abby was too weak to join me and her mom promised to look after her, so I went out in the African wilderness by myself……it is not as bad as it sounds! Hehe. I caught an India imported taxi (scooter with three wheels) and paid completely overpriced for my ride…. After 25 min I arrived at Safari Lodge were I was going to meet with the Pastors. And from there we went to Rift Valley to have our lunch meeting. I met with Pastor Daniel, Henock and the worship leader of Gospel Light Church, Henock Hailu. It was truly inspiring to talk with all of them and see their heart for Ethiopia, global gospel outreach and even the Philippines. These guys are truly pioneers for the gospel of Jesus Christ and are making an impact on thousands of people. Later Henock D. Mulugeta . gave my wife some stomach medicine for food poison and then we prayed for her as well. And God is good. She feels much better already (Saturday).

Wed. Oct. 15.
Gospel Miracle Service

Today I was scheduled to speak in a church in Nazareth. (MKC North) Our translator and Nazareth guide Akeya Zeleke helped us on the way to the church, which was not far from Adama University where we are staying. When we came to the church in the evening hundreds of people were on their knees praying! I was told that people had been praying since 4pm. And they had a special prayer time for all the sick. There were even carpets laying around in the church chapel where the sick were laying on. Just before I was speaking all electricity went out! So the church had to start their electricity generator so we could get light again. There is a lot of brown out and shortage of electricity in Nazareth, and churches like this one need an electricity generator. There were around 400 inside the chapel and about 100 more outside sitting on benches! It was a great gospel miracle service and many experienced a touch from God both spiritually and physically. After the service we went straight home.

Sunday, Oct. 12, 2008

The insect bite still hurts in my right arm as I write this, but more about this later! The first living creature I saw this morning (aside from Abby!) when I went out the door was a big black and white monkey looking at me through the glass door.

At 9:30am we had to go to Pastor Jon Coronel's church, Liberty Baptist Mission, where I was scheduled to preach. There were exactly 133 attendees at the service and many new comers. This is a new, powerful church. The church is offering free English, computer, and bible classes. There is a lot of young people in the church, most of whom came from far distances and walked many miles (they started walking at around 6am) just to go to church. I will not be surprised if this church becomes much larger and influence the town on a much larger scale, both spiritually and socially.

After lunch we went to a very poor village, which was very difficult to access. We were bouncing around in our pick-up truck. Hagugeta Kudnhi (the village) had been hit hard by hunger and malnutrition. Many children had died because of it. We brought 700 kilos of wheat, food for about 185 families. We also brought notebooks, pencils, and cookies for the kids.

When we came to the village, we saw lots of mud houses and lots of kids running after our truck. I was stunned to see thousands of very poor people gathered in one place. All the people had gathered because they knew we were coming. Pastor Jon was the one who organized this meeting. He has been to this village many times because he is ministering to the people.

Before we gave out the wheat, I first told the people about the gospel of Jesus Christ. There were about 2500 adults and kids sitting on the ground listening to the gospel. Suddenly a small group of Muslims left because it was time for their prayer. Only, they went to the mud house 15 meters away and prayed very loud! But I continued to preach the saving gospel of Jesus Christ even louder! I was later told that many Muslims actually stayed to listen. At the end, I prayed for everybody and I truly believe that God¡¯s word was planted in thousands of people this afternoon.

When it was time to give out the wheat, all the families lined up and received their portion, which is good for about two weeks, I was told. The village appreciated the wheat very much because we were told that it was the very first time that someone came to give them food. It was very touching to see their needs. It was all done in a very orderly manner and I was impressed by the organizational skills of the leaders. When I was giving out the bags of wheat, I suddenly felt a sting in my right bicep and the pain spread to my shoulder and down my arm. It swelled up a bit and the pain stayed the rest of the day and even a little the next day. I don¡¯t know what bit me, maybe a wasp, even though I was wearing long sleeves. And then it was time to give out the notebooks and pens and cookies to the kids. It was a little more difficult to keep the kids in line. Abby and her sister were giving out the school things and then suddenly all the adults wanted to get some as well. People, adults and kids alike, started pushing forward because they wanted to be in front. The sisters almost got mobbed so we all had to go to the mud house office and hide there while the village officials tried to get things in order. But it didn¡¯t seem like they had much success so we just left the school things in the office to be distributed by the officials at a later time.

So we left the village and said goodbye to everybody and we went to the creek where the villagers get their drinking water. It was so shocking I tell you. The water was brown and very dirty, almost like mud. And people were washing their clothes there and taking a bath there¡¦and that is where they get their drinking water as well! Pastor Jon has a vision for a clean water station for this place.

Abby and I agree that this has been one of the most extreme experiences we have ever had. The Coronel family¡¯s passion for the lost is really inspiring. Again, thanks to all those who supported us because you have helped make this trip possible. The ones who dare win!
-peter-

Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008

Today we are scheduled to go to Shashemene. Pastor Jon, a Filipino missionary, drove all the way to Adama to pick us up. He left Shashemene at around 4am and got to us around 7:30am. On our way we saw acres of wasted corn. The people were not able to harvest because of the dry season. The corn just dried up. Such a waste. It was like a desert.

We stopped at Sabana Resort at Langano for lunch. The view was fantastic. On the road to the resort we encountered very heavy traffic. Not vehicles¡¦¡¦animals! Hundreds of cows, donkeys, and goats. They were on their way down to the lake for a drink. The animals were sharing the lake with the resort. The water was brown and green and murky. Some people were still swimming though.

After lunch we went on our way. Let me emphasize the amount of dust we had to go through. Our car was originally red but at this time it became gray. We also went to Shashemene¡¯s open market. Open means open – in the middle of a huge open space. To the left are those selling goats, to the right are those selling horses. You can even try out the horses before you buy them. There are those selling sugar canes, firewood, vegetables, and even second-hand shoes! It was really cool to see it – the real Ethiopia, not the city. I can just imagine the scene looked just like in Jesus¡¯ time.

Finally we reached Pastor Jon¡¯s place. There we finished packing the wheat we¡¯re going to give out to the villagers tomorrow. They started re-packing yesterday. We bought 700 kilos of wheat. It was soooo heavy. The poor donkey that carried the sacks almost died of exhaustion. I¡¯m not exaggerating; it collapsed outside the gate and had to be helped inside. We are also going to give out notebooks and cookies for the kids. AND I also dropped our new, small camera and broke it. Thank goodness we brought another one, lent to us by Kuya Jotham from FCC. I promise to take very good care of it and not drop it.
Tomorrow is going to be really exciting.
-abby-

Friday, Oct. 10, 2008

Today we were invited to preach the gospel in a house church which was just newly planted. There were about 80 people cramped in the tiny room, but it was a great experience. When we arrived at the house church, everybody was on their knees praying. And without any instruments at all and no sound system, they were worshiping God in an amazing way. I have been preaching in house churches before so it was not unfamiliar to me, but it was always fun preaching next to a refrigeratorJ. I was preaching about Jesus Christ and His saving and healing power. And many experienced an encounter with God. We believe this church will experience massive growth and revival. This meeting was held in Nazreth and the church was a branch of MKC East.
-peter-

Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Oct. 3, 4, 5
Revival Meetings in Addis!

Today Abby and I drove once again from Nazareth (Adama) to the capital of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa. I was scheduled to speak at a revival conference conducted by different church denominations together with Evangelist Henock. D. Mulugeta. The coordinator of the conference was Yonathan. There were thousands of people to the meetings on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Saturday morning Henock preached a great gospel centered message and there was an amazing atmosphere of worship. Later in the afternoon I preached a message about salvation in Jesus Christ and the promises of healing in the Bible. There was a great response and many were prayed over and some were healed as well. Again the worship was awesome.

On Sunday I was scheduled to preach at the morning service. The church was packed and the gospel worship choir led the crowd into powerful worship and the presence of God. I preached a message about the promises of Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Very powerful service and God’s presence and power fell on many. It was truly a blessing to see the hunger for experiencing more of Jesus and His presence and saving and healing power. In the afternoon Henock Mulugeta preached the gospel and he led the congregation into worship as well. These couple of days with revival meetings had been truly awesome and full of God’s glory. Abby and I really enjoyed being a part of it. All honor to Jesus. We went back to our ‘base?in Nazareth (Adama) in the late afternoon. We met some great people during these days and especially we want to thank Yonathan and Henock for this great opportunity for being part of this revival conference and three great days in Addis.
-Peter-

Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Evangelistic Meetings and Humnitarian Relief

Early this morning we met with Akeya Zeleke who is helping us with going around the churches in Adama. We went to a prayer meeting with 12 local evangelists from Nazreth. I came to give an encouraging message. When we arrived, they were all praying on their knees in a little room. I could really sense God’s presence when we walked into the room. I shared some word from the Bible and prayed with them and for them as well. It was inspiring to meet these evangelists and church leaders. Our main contacts were Evangelists Workineh Ayele and Gishu Gebecha from Mehal Adama Meserete Kristos Church (MKC). Evangelist Gishu Gebecha was my translator. Their passion to spread the gospel was amazing.

At 2:00pm we went to a Christian orphanage, also in Adama. It was situated in a very poor neighborhood with no main road. There were about 54 kids. The name of the orphanage is Yosef Yeljoch Bet or Joseph Children’s Home. I told them bible stories and we gave out food and toothbrushes. It was a great experience and it was a blessing to be a blessing.
At 6:30pm we went back to MKC East to speak at a worship healing service. The Ethiopian worship was awesome and hundreds of people were shouting and dancing in the worship. I talked about Jesus and His saving and healing power. In the end I had a prayer for everybody. A lady also got delivered from witchcraft. MKC East is a great church and we made some new friends as well.
-peter-

Monday, September 29, 2008
Outreach In Addis

We spent Saturday and Sunday in Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia. It’s about 2 hours away from Adama where we are based. Saturday, we explored the city and the family celebrated Abby’s birthday in a Filipino friend’s house. Sunday we visited a Filipino missionary who has planted a church in Addis. I was invited to speak to the youth group of the church, Berean Baptist Church. There were about 60 lively young people and I challenged them to follow Christ and talked about the value of the soul and that Jesus is the only answer. The church’s vision is to open up a technical school for the poor and we will continue to pray for them. After the service we went straight home to Adama on a public bus where I spent the whole trip holding tightly to my seat as the driver seems to think he owns the road.
-peter-

September 24, 2008 Wednesday
We officially woke up at 5am. Frankfurt airport starting to get busy. Our flight leaves at 10:15am. Had a stop-over at Khartoum, Sudan. The land was brown, dry, and very warm. I tried to take a picture from the plane's open door. Two guys warned me not to do it because the soldiers will come and take away my camera if they saw me. Arrived in Addis Ababa 30 minutes earlier than expected. It took a while to have our turn in passport control because people kept cutting in line. Finally managed to get out. Abby's parents and one Filipino missionary were waiting for us outside. So excited to see them. Addis Ababa reminds me of the Philippines. Had to drive an hour and a half to Adama, which will be our base. Had to drive up and down the mountains. Thank God for a wonderful journey.
-peter-

September 23, 2008 Tuesday
This is the beginning of our journey to Ethiopia, Africa. Before it even began we have been showered with blessings. We took the Grayhound bus from Malmo to Copenhagen airport because one free ticket arrived in the mail two days ago. We've brought so many gifts and give-aways that we had to take off three kilos of our own stuff from our suitcases. We were able to check-in early but the guy can only check us in 'til Frankfurt but he managed to send our luggage all the way to Ethiopia. I do hope it would be there when we arrive because we still need to spend the night in Frankfurt. Our flight left exactly on time and we also reached Frankfurt 20 minutes earlier than expected.
In Frankfurt, we went directly to the transit counter and the nice lady checked us in for our flight to Addis Ababa and she gave us nice seats too, in front with lots of leg room. She also gave us directions on where we can find nice, comfy chairs to lay on. I guess we weren't good enough in folllowing directions because we walked around for an hour but couldn't find the nice, comfy chairs. So we just ate dinner (we were so hungry, no food in the plane) and camped inside a cafe. It's a reasonably ok place because it was a little dark and offered us a little privacy. The benches weren't very comfortable though so we spent half the night awake and preparing sermons.
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September 24, 2008 Wednesday

We officially woke up at 5am. Frankfurt airport starting to get busy. Our flight leaves at 10:15am. Had a stop-over at Khartoum, Sudan. The land was brown, dry, and very warm. I tried to take a picture from the plane's open door. Two guys warned me not to do it because the soldiers will come and take away my camera if they saw me. Arrived in Addis Ababa 30 minutes earlier than expected. It took a while to have our turn in passport control because people kept cutting in line. Finally managed to get out. Abby's parents and one Filipino missionary were waiting for us outside. So excited to see them. Addis Ababa reminds me of the Philippines. Had to drive an hour and a half to Adama, which will be our base. Had to drive up and down the mountains. Thank God for a wonderful journey.

-peter-

September 23, 2008 Tuesday
This is the beginning of our journey to Ethiopia, Africa. Before it even began we have been showered with blessings. We took the Grayhound bus from Malmo to Copenhagen airport because one free ticket arrived in the mail two days ago. We've brought so many gifts and give-aways that we had to take off three kilos of our own stuff from our suitcases. We were able to check-in early but the guy can only check us in 'til Frankfurt but he managed to send our luggage all the way to Ethiopia. I do hope it would be there when we arrive because we still need to spend the night in Frankfurt. Our flight left exactly on time and we also reached Frankfurt 20 minutes earlier than expected.
In Frankfurt, we went directly to the transit counter and the nice lady checked us in for our flight to Addis Ababa and she gave us nice seats too, in front with lots of leg room. She also gave us directions on where we can find nice, comfy chairs to lay on. I guess we weren't good enough in folllowing directions because we walked around for an hour but couldn't find the nice, comfy chairs. So we just ate dinner (we were so hungry, no food in the plane) and camped inside a cafe. It's a reasonably ok place because it was a little dark and offered us a little privacy. The benches weren't very comfortable though so we spent half the night awake and preparing sermons.

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Follow Peter & Abby Hansen's special journey into Africa

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Follow Peter & Abby Hansen's special journey into Africa, where they will be doing relief and mission outreach. Please come back and check this blog for news and updates.

A little background story:
In 2006 we started with mission and relief outreach in the Philippines. It has brought us to many places in the Philippines. I have been speaking in many different churches like: Baptist, Pentecostal, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian and Assemblies of God as well as a Christian high school. Alongside the meetings and outdoor crusades, we have been giving out food and clothes. We also sponsored some kids to be able to go to school. Go here to see pictures: http://www.peterhansenministries.com/ or http://www.angelrelief.org/

We love the Philippines and hope to do much more relief work and evangelistic outreach there. We have a passion for "Relief Mission" which means we want to help people with their physical needs, but the most important thing is their spiritual needs! The value of the soul is so important and to know and believe in Jesus Christ is the greatest miracle one can experience, because it gives eternal life!

When we give out food it has an impact now and today, when we preach the gospel it has an impact forever! We want to spread the love of Christ into the third world.

We believe that one day Angel Relief will be making a massive impact in the third world and on these pages you can read more about Angel Relief and you can also find some great articles and news at http://www.peterhansenministries.com/

We have been talking about going to Ethiopia for about a year and a half, but not until February 2008 did a door actually opened and we decided to grab the opportunity to visit this East African country.

My in-laws are working as teachers in Ethiopia, so at least we know where to stay! But we also knew that we wanted to do mission and relief work as well. And we have seriously experienced more opening of doors and windows since day one in February. And we are going to meet some great people there. One of them is Evangelist Henock from the US, who will be meeting with us. He is a young passionate preacher who really has a burden for this nation and Africa. We will write more about our meetings and the people we meet later.

Peter & Abby
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Philippines

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By Peter Capili Hansen

In 2006, we started a new mission and relief project in the Philippines, which is called Angel Relief. We have been blessed with great connections and friends in the Philippines because my wife and her family are from the Philippines. Therefore, it had been easy for us to find the right people we want to support and help. We have been to very poor places that are very dangerous and difficult to enter. The only reason we were able to minister there is by God's provision and because of friends that are familiar with those places. We saw a need for relief work that is almost undescribable. Nevertheless, it is easy to find a great need for help almost anywhere you look. There are 90 million people living in the Philippines and most of them have less than a dollar (5 kr.) a day for food and millions of Filipinos go hungry to bed. And to make things worse, rice prices are going up! Which means more people in the Philippines can't afford a simple rice meal.

The Philippines is situated in the “Ring of Fire” which means that natural disasters like typhoons, flooding, earthquake etc. happen very often. There is always a need for relief work in the Philippines.

We believe that mission and relief work go hand in hand. And we want to preach the gospel and share the love of Jesus Christ through practical ways as well. And that is why whenever we do humanitarian work, we also do mission and Christian discipleship.

We have been in the province of Bicol where natural disaster is a common thing. Almost every year you can see pictures and videos about the flooding in Bicol in the news in Denmark. In Bicol we have been preaching at evangelical meetings and prayers meetings. And in addition, we have helped some local evangelical churches with funds for relief work. When we travel around the Philippines and elsewhere, we do NOT stay in hotels. We stayed with the locals. That means we sleep where they sleep, which most times mean the floor! The houses and toilets are not in very good condition, and that is saying it lightly. They are incredibly poor. I remember we had to go up in the mountains, surrounded by a jungle of palm trees to preach at an evangelistic crusade. It was out in the middle of nowhere - literally. The local church had planned for me to preach at the village square, but when it became dark, suddenly all electricity in the mountain village was cut off! No one knew how to turn it on again, so I had to preach the gospel with only the moon shining. We called it "The Moonlight Crusade". What a great experience!

We have seen so many needy people around the Philippines and we want to make an impact. Last year we decided the support a Christian elementary school and help some of the young students to get an education so they can go to high school and college. We believe that supporting this school will help many poor kids to make a difference in the Philippines.
In October, we will go on a mission trip to Ethiopia and do mission and relief work. We have got some great contacts and we will be working with many evangelical churches and be involved in working with HIV/AIDS kids and go to very poor rural villages to give them food! We will also be teaching and preaching in many churches and schools. Keep us in your prayer. Thank you for your support.

coming up soon; story about our vaccinations....

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New ministry

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New Christian Relief organization!

The Danish Christian speaker Peter Hansen has started a new humanitarian relief organization (Angel Relief) after seeing the great need for humanitarian help in the Philippines. Christian speaker Peter Hansen has traveled most of the world, and seeing the great basic needs for help, has brought his attention to do more relief work.

Peter says: "It is overwhelming to see the great needs among people in places like the
Philippines and even in Eastern Europe! I want to help and sow a seed into these people’s lives and give them a hope for the future, even though it is very difficult for them. Being a light is what can make a world of a difference in their daily lives."

Together with his fiancée Abby, they have traveled throughout the Philippines speaking in different churches and High Schools and giving out rice and food to those with a need. Recently they went to General Trias in Cavite, Philippines where Peter spoke in two Assemblies of God churches. In the churches they gave bags with clothing and food to those who needed it and throughout the morning they went to very depressed areas where people were living in handmade shelters of wood and old materials. Here they gave food and clothing to families with children.

Peter says: "Being in a place like this just makes me want to do more relief work. The children were so happy to see us. It was a great experience to see their faces with big smiles. We want to do and continue more work in areas with poverty and hunger. It is a blessing to give and know that what we do is a great help in their daily lives."

Angel Relief will continue to help with food and development programs in the Philippines. Between 16- 23% in the Philippines suffer from hunger. That means more than 15 million people have a difficult time getting food in their stomachs everyday! Aside from that, those who life in poverty will make their children work instead of sending them to school. Angel Relief will also make a school supporting program and help the poor with school supplies. Angel Relief is working together with churches and schools to make it easier to distribute the help and keep it under supervision to make it safe.

Peter says: “As a Christian, it is my duty to help people in need. But it is not only a
Duty, it is something deep inside my heart that wants to help and spread the love of Christ to those with a need of any kind. As a speaker and preacher! I know my words have power, but the truth is, my actions and attitude have even more power. It is true with all of us; we cannot say something and do something else. We have to do what we preach!”

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