Partnering with Local Churches to Train and Send Missionaries Worldwide
Pastor Gardner wrote this on his blog, and I thought it contained some very good lessons for marriage people. Genesis 16:5 And Sarai said unto Abram, My wrong be upon thee: I have given my maid into thy bosom; and when
I would like to ask you to pray for a good friend of mine, Robert Canfield. He serves at our home church as the Pastoral Assistant to Pastor Gardner, the Administrative Pastor of our church and the Director of the Our
I read this today on the Sonshine Bulletin and thought it was quite humorous. YOU KNOW YOU’RE A MISSIONARY KID WHEN… You can’t answer the question, “Where are you from?” You have a passport, but no driver’s license. You watch
Our home church is planning an exciting missions camp this summer that I hope you will make plans to attend. Teri and I will be there this year before we head back to the mission field. Be sure to invite
I thought this post by David Murray on his HeadHeartHand Blog was excellent. I agree with everything he says, and I am very convicted about this area of my life. There’s one characteristic that separates the successful from the unsuccessful in
As we prepare to return to the mission field, we are thankful for the new support that is coming in. This new support is necessary to replace some lost support as well as provide for additional expenses that we will
I recently put together a six-part series about the Benefits of Furlough on my blog. I would like to invite you to click the links below to read about what furlough is and the benefits of it. Hopefully, this will
I would like to ask you to please pray for my pastor, Austin Gardner. He wrote the following on his blog recently about his health, and I sure would appreciate it if you would pray for him. God has used Him in
source Every person that considers church planting asks the question, Am I a Church Planter? It is the question I asked myself before planting a church. It is the question assessors ask every candidate who submits himself to an assessment process to
Up to this point, all the benefits I have mentions have been fairly obvious, I think. But this final benefit is one that I only realized recently. I was talking with missionary Keith Shumaker about furlough one time. I asked