As many of you know, Karen & I will travel to Europe again soon. We leave NZ on 24th August & arrive back mid-October 2022. It will be so good to meet face to face with ministry friends and partners once again. More details later.
In May we had a ‘Multiplication Network’ day, (a network of churches we began during last year’s lockdown). It’s a great bunch of people aiming to plant churches that plant churches. One of the leaders has planted 11 churches throughout the Auckland area since the first lockdown. Fantastic!
I am speaking in churches in Auckland, Hamilton, Harewa, Te Aroha, Waihi Beach, Tauranga, Levin and Palmerston North. I find these times invigorating and faith building. People come to Christ, healings take place and many are encouraged and challenged to pursue Jesus.While ministering in Auckland at “Redeeming Passion – Send Me” conference, it was a joy to see young people in tears, as they came to Christ. God was certainly moving and we also witnessed some instant healings. So good.
I am now officially a police chaplain for Tauranga, Te Puke and Katikati. It’s a volunteer role. It requires a few hours a week and is very flexible - which is great. I’m looking forward to getting to know new people and being able to support and encourage them in their various roles.
I have a special on Daily Medicine (over 50% off) for JUNE and JULY, https://www.nickklinkenberg.com/bookstore This book with it’s 31 chapters – one for every day of the month - addresses key healing scriptures and also answers tough questions such as why people don’t get healed.
By the way, if you didn’t know already, I love abstract art. So much so, that I really enjoy painting and have been doing this for a few years now.I have art for sale on my website.
These are all originals, no two are the same, and most include a frame.Click here to view. https://www.nickklinkenberg.com/artstore I’ve sold quite a few already in a small art gallery and through a few cafés, even in Belgium. I don’t really care if I sell them or not, I just love painting them, it’s so cool. Actually, I have to sell them because Karen gets sick of them lined up and down the hallway and in most rooms of the house…
‘Till next time, thank you once again
