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Bishop's new book exemplifies the biblical way of life for Australians

July 23 will see the launch of Bishop Harry Westcott’s first book, “100 Faith Building Messages.” Written over a period of more than twenty five years, these 100 Messages are as fresh and relevant as the day they were written.

Harry takes examples from both Old and New Testament saints and many others to show us how to live lives of faith and commitment to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. His pithy comment on events of Australia’s recent history is always underpinned by a cry for revival in people’s souls in the dry and “sun scorched land” he loves.

Harry feels it is no coincidence that these messages are being published at this time. “We are at a critical time in the life of our nation. Our Christian standards are being eaten away, and we need to recognize that we can’t just sit on our hands and watch it happen.

“My prayer is that these 100 Faith Building Messages will mobilise Believers in Australia and beyond to be bold and courageous in their faith. It is time to stand for the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Harry Westcott has ministered widely across Australia and in many nations of the world. He pastored a church in revival and successfully led International Charismatic conferences attracting thousands. In 1989 he moved Vision Ministries from Sydney to Mamre Farm, Alectown, NSW, a 90-acre property 31km from the nearest town of Parkes. People come from across the nation and overseas to worship God in the 1100 seat “Go Forth Faith Arena – Australia’s Bush Cathedral”.

‘100 Faith Building Messages’ by Bishop Harry Westcott is published by Vision Ministries Publishing, and is available from 23rd July 2010, costing $29.95.

On the web: www.visionministriesonline.com

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