Beloved in Jesus,  We’ve been in the new building for seven months now and love it!  Thanks be to God and thanks to so many of you for your prayers and financial support.  The building is beautiful and it enables lots more ministry to take place.  Besides the Christian whole person healing ministry (medicine, massage, counseling, prayer), we have a Christian Twelve Step program called Overcomers, two midweek Bible studies, and a midweek service with available healing prayer.  Here’s the schedule:    MIDWEEK EVENTS at 80 Route 125, Kingston, NH  *Tuesdays, 7:00 p.m., Service of Worship — a time of singing, Holy Communion — and Bible study.  Prayer ministry available at the end. *Wednesdays, 10:00 a.m. starting August 5 — Women’s Bible Study.  *Wednesdays, 7:00 p.m., Overcomers — a Christian Twelve Step program.  This ministry starts again September 16.  Call Bob at (978) 257-5193.  *Thursdays, 12:15 p.m., Service of Worship.  On the first, second, fourth and fifth Thursdays it’s a service of Holy Communion, brief teaching by Canon Mark, and prayer ministry available at the end.  Please note, this will not be held on July 30.  On the third Thursday of the month it’s a non sacramental service of prayer and music with guest teaching by a minister or priest or ministry lay leader from the area or else by a member of the staff.  We welcome you to attend any of these events.  You do not need to call ahead.  Each week’s event is self-contained so you do not have to sign up for several weeks or not attend knowing you might miss a week.  All of these events are held at our new building, 80 Route 125, Kingston, NH.  Where’s that?  Kingston is in the southeastern part of New Hampshire, an hour north of Boston and 45 minutes southeast of Manchester, NH.  From the south, take Interstate 495 to exit 51-B and come ahead seven miles.  From the north, get off New Hampshire Route 101 at the Epping/Brentwood exit and head south around 10 miles.  SUNDAYS  And, we welcome you to visit us on Sundays.  We have a worship service every Sunday at 2 p.m. using the facilities of the Newton Junction Baptist Church.  On the following Sundays we have a special healing emphasis in the service — July 5, August 9, September 6.  Please note, while the healing service is usually on the first Sunday of the month it is not ALWAYS on the first Sunday, so check your I.C.R. Newsletter or this web site.  We’re worshiping God and preaching His Word on the other Sundays of the month as well. A team of two people are available after the service for personal ministry.  Newton Junction Baptist Church is not far from our new building.  Just south of the new building on Route 125 is a big intersection with traffic light.  Turn onto Newton Junction Road (you don’t have to ask, ‘which way?’ because Newton Junction Road is the eastern cross street and Hunt Road the western one).  Come ahead 1.3 miles and there’s the church.    SUMMER PROGRESS  We’re happily in the new building and from our windows watching four different projects unfold.  First is the pump and pump house so our fire sprinkler system can be operable.  In a town with no city water and no full time paid fire department this is essential.  Second is a building generator.  When the power goes out (something which happens frequently in southern New Hampshire winters) we want to continue to function, important since no one has yet figured out how to postpone being sick or hurting.  Third is a memorial garden to my dad, the late Deacon Hedley Pearson.  Fourth is the chapel on the pond.  Eventually there’ll be a prayer walk coming from the building down to the pond (about a five minute walk) culminating with this chapel.   WHAT’S AT THE TOP OF THIS PAGE?  When you access this web site you immediately see some art work across the top.  At left is a photo taken when I was ministering a while ago in Ghana, West Africa.  In the middle, of course, is the I.C.R. logo.  At right is me under an umbrella with a group of people.  This was taken a few years ago when we had a time of prayer on the as yet uncleared land.  FINALLY …  The new building has afforded us more opportunities for ministry and with that added staff and expense.  A check (or a credit card donation) to Institute for Christian Renewal will help us continue to bless God and God’s people.  And, we want to get that second building erected so people can come and receive in person, in depth, whole person ministry.  A check (or a credit card donation) to Ducks on the Pond will help get this building built.  Both ministries are 501 (c) (3) non profit organizations so your donations are tax-deductible.  Rich blessings in Jesus,  —Canon Mark A. Pearson