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Founded in 2001, Zadok Publications is an extension of Oliver Evangelistic Association, Inc.
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        For the first time, we have a study guide available for The Sons of Zadok. We have received
        many requests for study guides for the books offered on this website. Seeing the response to
        the guide for Called to Be Saints, Dr. Oliver determined to compile a guide for each of the
        other books. As new guides become available, we will place them on the website. Check the
        Order page to find ordering instructions and pricing for this new guide.

We have had many requests for videos of Dr. Oliver preaching/teaching concerning the books offered on this website. We are pleased now to be able to begin answering those requests. Click on the Videos button in the link bar at the top of any page, and it will take you to the video page where you will find the messages currently being offered.

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Oliver's new book now available at Zadok Publications. Called to be Saints serves as an overview of its main character, The Saint. It examines the life and work of the saints. Cost of the book is $14.95 US, plus postage. A synopsis of the book's contents may be found by clicking on the Print Media tab at the top of this page.

Three church building projects are currently underway in Cambodia. Each church is 6 meters wide by 12 meters long. Though they are being built during the monsoon season, projected completion is about 90 days. The picture on the lelft is the architectural design for all three churches. The next three pictures are The Church in Chook, Kampot, which has just been completed, and the last three pictures are The Church in Chrap Krasang, Battamburg which is nearing completion. Pictures of the third church under construction are not available as yet.

All three churches were made possible as a gift from Christian Chou through Oliver Evangelistic Association, Inc., and its partners, in partnership with AFCI, Cambodia.

Architectural plans front and back view of all 3 churches.

Second view, the church in Chook, Kampot, Cambocia

The Church in Chook Kamput, Cambodia

Loma de Paja Church, Guatemala, recently held its dedication. This church was funded by Faith Metro Church, Wichita, Kansas.

Missionary Larry Johnson leading dedication service, Loma de Paja

Missionary Larry Johnson is shown in the center of the first picture, with the church pastor to his right. The second picture shows the dedication service.

Bro. Johnson said the pastor gave his testimony in the dedication service, saying he had been plagued with numerous illnesses for the last 4 years--one thing after another. This last month he had a dream and in the dream, he was shown there was a lot of witchcraft being done against him, causing all his problems. He was shown the place where candles and different things used to put spells against him were buried. He dug them up and destroyed them and broke off all the witchcraft that was done against him. When he was done, he was instantly healed of all the problems he had. The next day, a Christian man showed up and said that the Lord told him to come and tell him there were two men doing witchcraft against him and that they were going to bury him in a certain place and then lead the pastor to the backyard to the very place where he had dug. Later, the pastor went to one of the men and shared the gospel with him. Praise the Lord!

Church of the Living God, Calbayog City, Phillipines, held their first Sunday service May 17, 2009, with 92 adults in attendance. As you can see from the pictures, the church is nearing completion, and the congregation has moved in. The congregation plans to finish the church as they have the necessary means. Since they will no longer have to rent a meeting place, they will use that money to finish out the doors, windows, stucco, etc. We are thankful and praise the Lord for money to build the church and for the faithfulness of Sister Carmen Geeck in leading her flock.

This church is located in what is called "Typhoon Alley." That is why the roof and walls have been built to be "typhoon proof." It is the hope of Sister Geeck and her congregation that their church can also serve as a sheltering place for many people in the event a typhoon does come. Please keep her and the church in your prayers.

Though the Church of the Living God in Calbayog City is a new church, they have already reached out to an outlying island and started a work there. It began with Sister Carmen making the two-day trip once a month, but it now has a weekly service, being lead by the Assistant Pastor of the Calbayog church. The work continues to grow every Sunday in both locations.

Church of the Living God, Calbayog City, Philippines

First service in the new church building

Church of the Living God, Calbayog City, First Sunday service, May 17, 2009 Sister Carmen & Perry Geeck, Dedication Sunday Outreach Island Satellite Ministry
Philippines.

Praise Report: Before Christmas, Sister Carmen was concerned that many people who wished to attend the church had no means of transportation to get there. She was using her small car to make many trips each Sunday, but still ther

e were people who were not picked up. She began praying for a larger vehicle to be used for the Sunday pick up. Pictured at left is the new vehicle the Lord has provided. It has seats that will hold a good number of people and will be fitted with a top for protection during inclement weather. We are pleased and thankful that the Lord touched someone's heart to give a donation to make this possible. Praise the Lord!

The Cup of Salvation Church, Tontoles, Guatemala, was dedicated September 27, 2008. According to Missionary Larry Johnson, the service started out ministering to the 50-60 children who came, then came a time of praise and worship. The pastor of the church asked some of the new Christians to testify of what the Lord had done in their life. One young man had only been saved about two weeks, and he shared how Jesus had changed his life in just the short time he had been saved, set free of many things. Another man who had been saved 23 days testified about being set free from smoki

ng, drinking and how the Lord cleaned up his mouth. Brother Johnson says:

        Then the service was turned over to me. I began to share with them about how the funds
        to build the church came about--the testimony of a man of God who was raised from the
        dead and how the name Cup of Salvation was given. They all rejoiced and praised the
        Lord. The Word was preached and a prayer of dedication was given. It was an awesome
        service; in all, we had about 200 people attend the service. Ten adults received Jesus as
        Lord and Savior.

Donations designated to the church building project will be used to purchase the necessary building materials. We assure you that 100 percent of all donations so designated will go directly to this project. As churches are completed, we will post their pictures on this site. Thank you for your help if the Lord leads you in this direction.

The two churches pictured below--The Bread of Live Church and The House of Praise Church--have just been completed in East Africa. Both churches were donated by Mrs. Jo Ann Chou.

In various conferences and past newsletters, Dr. Oliver has often made references to John G. Lake, G. C. Bevington, and Ulrich Huyssen. Several people have inquired about acquiring books by these authors as they are sometimes difficult to find. Zadok Publications is pleased to be able to offer John G. Lake: His Life, His Sermons, His Boldness of Faith by John G.Lake; Remarkable Miracles by G. C. Bevington; and Living God's Love by Ulrich Huyssen. Each of the books is pictured here and have been added to our Order Form page.

The Loneliness of the Christian
By: A. W. Tozer

    The loneliness of the Christian results from his walk with God in an
   ungodly world, a walk that must often take him away from the
   fellowship of good Christians as well as from that of the unregenerate
   world.

   His God-given instincts cry out for companionship with others of his
   kind, others who can understand his longings, his aspirations, his
   absorptions in the love of Christ; and because with his circle of friends
   there are few who share his inner experiences, he's forced to walk alone.

   The unsatisfied longings of the prophets for human understanding caused
   them to cry out in their complaint, and even our Lord himself suffered in
   the same way.

   The man (or woman) who has passed on into the divine Presence in actual
   inner experience will not find many who understand him. He finds few
   who care to talk about that which is the supreme object of his interest, so
   he is often silent and preoccupied in the midst of noisy religious shoptalk.

   For this he earns the reputation of being dull and over-serious, so he is
   avoided, and the gulf between him and society widens. He searches for the
   friends upon whose garments he can detect the smell of myrrh and aloes
   and cassia out of the ivory palaces, and finding few or none, he, like Mary
   of old, keeps these things in his heart.

   It is this very loneliness that throws him back upon God. His inability to find
   human companionship drives him to seek in God what he can find nowhere
   else.

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