The 2021 Year In Review
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My heart continues to be encouraged during these difficult times. Because of faithful friends like you, we continue moving forward with the proclamation of the gospel. As you know, our virtual VBS—a virtual Bible Spectacular was a huge success—that helped many churches and families across the world. Sixty-seven different countries represented in all! As summer…
Do you set goals? Every year I spend the first few weeks of January reviewing what was accomplished (and not accomplished) the previous year. I spend some time thinking; Praying, Planning, and Dreaming of how God might use this work in the coming year. Each year we send out our annual year in review via…
In 1942, a young black Cassius Clay was born into a neighborhood close to a Baptist Church in Louisville, Ky. The Christians of that church evidently were so prejudiced that they would never take the time to reach for Christ, this young man whose skin was a different color and was perhaps a little on…
Then in their trouble, they called to the Lord, and he saved them from their distress. He calmed the raging storm, and the waves became quiet. Psalms 107 As hurricane Irma was approaching the Southern United States, and being right in the middle of the State of Florida, my family and I had to decide what…
In ministry and in life, release is part of growth. October Kneemail – The Wonder of Letting Go invites pastors, leaders, and believers to pause, surrender what’s heavy, and trust God’s rhythm of renewal. Through reflection and grace, we rediscover that letting go makes room for wonder to grow again.
For the Rocky Mountain District, Church of the Nazarene, Fall 2016 initiative, they wished to reach local schools— and partner with local churches for community impact. So, they reached out to New Dimensions Evangelism. The vision was to create a positive impact on schools–and bring in the lost to local churches. And to inspire local…