Dear Friends,
You intended to harm me, but God intended it all for good. (Genesis 50,20)
Yours, Lord, is the greatness and the power and the glory and the majesty and the splendor, as you are opening more and more doors to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ by using my blindness.
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Evangelistic events
As I wrote you in our previous letter, a team from Denver, CO and Freeport, IL, at the end of September, they came to Hungary and helped us to spread the good news of Jesus Christ.
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With the Hungarian Blind Association in Budapest, we did an outreach together.
Pastor Mark Hardacre, who is an eye doctor as well, presented a lecture about the latest research on eye care field, in USA.
At the end of his message, this is what Mark said: „what if you never got any vision back? How do you cope with the loss and the challenges of living in a limited or no vision world? I know that this is a daily reality for many of you here today. That’s where my doctor hat comes off and my pastor hat goes on. As a Pastor, I work with people who experience a variety of challenges in life.” and he finished his teaching about the hope in Jesus Christ.
Christina, in her testimony shared the difficulties in her life and how she finds hope through the Gospel. At the and we gave them the audio Bibles and magnifiers.
We have been in Békés, Mezőberény and in Pusztaszabolcs where we have the wonderful privilege to meet personally with some gypsies in the streets and in theirs home. The team members have the chance to pray and encourage them. In Békés, we worshipped our Lord in the Grace Church (50% of the people are Hungarians and the other 50 are gypsies). Pastor Mark preached, and team members shared their testimonies.
During this week we have had a privilege to pray for Hungary.
We have been very much blessed and encouraged by this wonderful team.
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Recently I have had a meeting with Dr Győri Gábor and with Dr Edward Murray.
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These two wonderful brothers in Jesus Christ are keeping me accountable, helping me to focus in my calling. I feel so much blessed for their advice, suggestions and it is amazing the way as they are helping me, I feel encouraged, lifted, valuable, useful. Praise God for these two men.
Ministry evaluation
In this last season I was thinking, evaluating our ministry. I shared my thoughts with my ministry team, the oversea team and with some volunteers. In the last two, three years we see God blessed us in many ways. Regarding the future, we see as God is opening more and more doors for our ministry. We need more volunteers.
Follow up
On October 20th, I am going to meet with seven new volunteers, talking about the possibility to reach out to those people, who in the last two-three years expressed their desire to know more about God. The big question is what’s the next level, next stage in our ministry?
Would you please consider praying for us to hear God’s voice as he is guiding us?
A special need
We have more and more ministry opportunities in Hungary and in Eastern Europe, so we must travel a lot. As we are thinking and praying for the next stage in our ministry, we need a car. As God provide for this special need we are willing to buy a used vehicle. The goal is to be a good and safety car. The best for us would be a minivan, already we have 2500 USD.
Please pray for us, God to provide a car for our ministry.
Thank you very much for your consideration for this special need, if God is leading you to help us, would you please let me to know by email?
We couldn’t do it without you. Thank you very much for your partnership with our ministry team by your prayers and financial support.
God bless you,
Tibor and Marta Miklós
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The Bartimaeus Foundation
Budapest Hungary
An Opportunity for Eternal Investment
“Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me!”
--Blind Bartimaeus, Mark 10:47
“This happened so the power of God could be seen in him. . . But while I am here in the world, I am the light of the world.”
--Jesus, John 9:3–5
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Thank you for your interest in the ministry of the Bartimaeus Foundation. We are a faith mission based in Budapest, Hungary and dependent on the prayer and generosity our friends. We hope that what you have heard about our work would encourage you to stand with us in prayer, and, as God would lead, to invest financially in what God is doing.
Every donation, small or large, monthly or one-time, is valuable and crucial to the progress of our mission of seeing the lives of the disabled of Central Europe transformed. The easiest way to give to this ministry is through this link:
http://globalservicenetwork.org/give/90414001/
On this website you can make a secure on-line donation either for a monthly contribution or a one-time gift. This can be done by credit card or by bank transfer. Bank transfer is our preferred method as it incurs fewer fees. All contributions are tax deductible. You may also give with a personal check by sending in your check made out to "Global Service Network", PO Box 1809, Apex, NC 27502. Please include a note that your gift is for Tibor Miklos and the Bartimeus Foundation BUT do not write anything on the memo line of your check to insure your tax deduction. A form for Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) giving is also available upon request.
The Global Service Network is a member of the ECFA council insuring the highest degree of financial responsibility and accountability.
Thank you very much for your consideration of our ministry.
Yours in the service of Christ and His Kingdom,
Tibor Miklos
 The Global Service Network is a member of the ECFA council insuring the highest degree of financial responsibility and accountability.
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