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Ends of the Earth: June 2008
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Ends of the Earth. Monday, June 9, 2008. Mission Trip to Tanzania. 8220;As the deer pants for streams of water, so my soul pants for you, O God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God.” Psalm 42:1-2. At the end of our trip, 51 new churches were planted where there had been no church before, with over 14,000 new believers in the villages where the churches were planted. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Euless, Texas, United States. View my complete profile. Ministry Sites I Visit. Mission Trip to Tanzania.
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Ends of the Earth: Mission Trip to Tanzania
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Ends of the Earth. Monday, June 9, 2008. Mission Trip to Tanzania. 8220;As the deer pants for streams of water, so my soul pants for you, O God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God.” Psalm 42:1-2. At the end of our trip, 51 new churches were planted where there had been no church before, with over 14,000 new believers in the villages where the churches were planted. 51 churches is an incredible number. I thought that when I heard it Sunday! June 11, 2008 at 8:39 PM. Euless, Texas, United States.
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Ends of the Earth: March 2008
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Ends of the Earth. Monday, March 10, 2008. What if a teammate drives you crazy? This post is part of a continuing series of posts to prepare you for going on your first mission trip. There is not always conflict when you are on mission, however, it does happen and if you are prepared you are more likely handle it in a godly way. The mission project is going great, the team is singing on the job, playing with the neighborhood children on breaks, and seeing people really open to the gospel message. It̵...
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Ends of the Earth: September 2007
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Ends of the Earth. Friday, September 21, 2007. FBCE Trip to Ecuador. My dear wife and I went on a mission trip to Ecuador in July. We were part of a team from First Baptist Church Euless. We went to our international missionaries annual conference and did a VBS for the kids. We went down there a day early so we could get acclimated. Quito is about 9500 feet above sea level so the air is thinner! These are the wonderful kids we got to teach at our VBS. The kids were all really sweet and had a really g...
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Ends of the Earth: January 2008
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Ends of the Earth. Thursday, January 31, 2008. Traveling outside your comfort zone. Today I have posted another picture of the Romanian church during worship. This time it is during a VBS called "Who's your hero? The answer, of course, is Jesus! Robert Elkins and David Gentiles are leading the worship. The children loved it! Have you heard of that ailment? What is culture shock anyway? Let’s start with a definition. What happens when living outside of one’s own culture? After the initial honeymoon stage,...
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Ends of the Earth: February 2008
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Ends of the Earth. Sunday, February 10, 2008. Top ten ways to be a good guest. Today's picture is a community gathering place in one of the barrios in Columbia. This place had a cement floor and a tin roof. It was great to have this gathering place to teach True Love Waits because it allowed us to be out of the sun. 1 Show respect for your host by using the proper greetings and titles, especially to the eldest in the group. 6 Always show gratitude for your accommodations and food, whatever they may be.
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Ends of the Earth: Top ten ways to be a good guest
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Ends of the Earth. Sunday, February 10, 2008. Top ten ways to be a good guest. Today's picture is a community gathering place in one of the barrios in Columbia. This place had a cement floor and a tin roof. It was great to have this gathering place to teach True Love Waits because it allowed us to be out of the sun. 1 Show respect for your host by using the proper greetings and titles, especially to the eldest in the group. 6 Always show gratitude for your accommodations and food, whatever they may be.
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Ends of the Earth: Recording the Impact of Your Mission Trip
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Ends of the Earth. Thursday, March 6, 2008. Recording the Impact of Your Mission Trip. This photo is in Nepal. I am sharing the Gospel using the Evangecube. Six children in this small group accepted Jesus as their savior that day. The Evangecube. Track what happens on your trip. You will make memories for a lifetime. You can count on this trip marking your life in many ways. How can you track or record these experiences so you won’t forget the impact when you get home? However, a side note to remember is...
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Ends of the Earth: October 2007
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Ends of the Earth. Sunday, October 21, 2007. Leadership Development Conference in Tanzania. On Sunday morning in Shinyanga, Israel and Rachel were the worship leaders at a service where I preached. Their style of worship was lively and antiphonal. A performance style in which an ensemble is divided into two groups, performing alternately. Think of what God could do through you! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Euless, Texas, United States. View my complete profile. Ministry Sites I Visit.
