Partnering with Local Churches to Train and Send Missionaries Worldwide
One of the most common statements and disgraceful commentaries of those who work in the ministry is that they are lazy. So many people think that being a pastor, missionary, or full-time Christian worker is an easy, cushy job because
We got 10,000 more church invitations printed a week ago. 2000 of those we are putting out as a church. 8000 we have given to a man in our church who has started a leaflet distribution company. He delivers our
Dear Pastors and Praying Friends, We are at a very exciting time in the ministry here! The church is the closest it has ever been to being self-supporting. Even though we only average about 25 on Sunday mornings, the people
Below are some things that Teri and I wrote out several years ago as we prepared to come to Ireland to do ministry. I am not sure what prompted it or where all the ideas came from, but I think
Yesterday, was Darci’s 4th birthday. It is hard to believe that she is four years old. Teri and I are so thankful for all of God’s blessings, including the wonderful children that He has blessed us with. Below are a
Yesterday, Grant had a Sports Day at his school. Grant is in P-2, which is the equivalent of 1st grade in America. I may be a bit biased, but Grant did quite well in the sack race, sprint, and relay
We had a great day today with our guest preacher Sam Carson and his wife Chris. Sam pastored 4 churches over a 40 year period in Northern Ireland. For the last 12 years since retirement, Sam had been preaching at
And Jonaah stalked to his shaded seat and waited for God to come around to his way of thinking. And God is still waiting for a host of Jonah’s to come around to His way of loving. Read more at
We have been very blessed to have Sam Quinn from South Carolina working with us for the past nine months. Andrew and I took him to the airport today. He is returning to America for a few weeks to visit
Below is a great article by my pastor Austin Gardner, who is a tremendous mentor to myself and many others who are serving around the world. I really want to encourage you to read this article and consider what you