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Be Encouraged! I have been the worst with my post lately. I am so sorry. I am not going to try to make excused, I am just going to try to make it better! I made a promise that I would share the good, bad, and ugly of missions, and I have failed to do…
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Using Verbal Crutches and Fillers (aka… Sermon Suicide) So True! We used to have a minister people would count amens for. No quicker way to loose their attention!
This is a plea to all ministers and church service leaders. I have no permission or authority to speak on this subject or attempt to correct or … Using Verbal Crutches and Fillers (aka… Sermon Suicide)
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Title: Rainy Sermons and Icy Showers: A Weekend Adventure in Goroka
Hey there, folks! Last weekend, Pastor Charlie, along with our Eastern Highlands Presbyter Pastor David Marome, and I embarked on a journey to Goroka, and boy, did we have an adventure! We had the opportunity to conduct a combined service with another organization, but little did we know that this trip would throw some unexpected…
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Ezekiel Is Headed to Fiji
Welcome back to our podcast! Today, we have some updates and challenges to discuss regarding Ezekiel’s journey to Fiji. As you may recall, Ezekiel recently left for Fiji for a week of meaningful work. The rest of us, Sis Marshall, Adrianna, Andrew, and Paul, gathered at the airport to support him and manage his visa…
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The Role of the Pastor in a Missionary’s Life
We are incredibly grateful to have Pastor Wes and Sis Brooke Comer as our first family. Our thanks extends to Victory Church in New Castle, IN.
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Reflecting on Powerful Church Services and the Promises of God
Introduction:Last week was filled with incredible church services and meaningful fellowship as we traveled from Indiana to South Carolina and North Carolina. In this blog post, we want to share our experiences and remind ourselves of the promises of God that are still relevant today. Service at Redeemer Pentecostal Church in Darlington, SC:We had the…
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Reflecting on God’s Amazing Journey
Over the past several months, we have witnessed God’s incredible work in our lives. Despite not planning to return to the US until October, we were fortunate to book a quick deputation through Ohio in September, thanks to Bro Coffey. We feel immensely blessed to be part of such a remarkable organization that stands by…
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A Challenging Time in PNG: Prayers Needed
Hey there, readers! It’s time for another update from Bro Marshall. Today, we have bittersweet news to share – we’re back in the US. Currently, we’re staying in Connersville, IN, patiently waiting for deputation. However, our hearts remain heavy as we continue to pray for the situation in Papua New Guinea (PNG), which seems to…
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Banging, Clanging, Building, and Preparing Well…
We have been talking about building. We have been talking about buying material. We have been to the get the quotes, and as you can hear in this weeks podcast the assembling has begun! We have 8,000 Square feet of a new building to construct! Several have committed to coming out to help, and Ezekiel…
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Exciting Updates from PNG and the South Pacific!
Silas, our newest member at headquarters, is settling in well and enjoying his time here. We converted my office into a bedroom for him, giving him his own space. It’s been working out great! Last Sunday, we had a fantastic service at Anglimp Outreach. Silas had the opportunity to greet the church for the first…
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Celebrating Visa Approval and Exciting Updates!
Immigration can often be a challenging process, but we have some great news to share! We successfully obtained a visitors visa for the next 60 days for our upcoming conference. And that’s not all! We are also working on an extension for an additional 30 days. This means we have more time to make the…
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Fiji Updates: God’s Work in the South Pacific
We had a great move of God at our first National Conference, and I have some really exciting news about what God is doing that I will be releasing over the next couple of weeks. All I have to say is WOW!!!!! We have established our constitution, and licensed several ministers in Fiji, and God…
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Stones, and Bullets Flew, But We Made it Through! I am so thankful we have people praying for us!
We had a pretty crazy trip to Lae this week. We are just making it back to Hagen after spending 3 days in Lae for a service with Pastor Philip Kaman. Our trip down was great, we left the headquarters around 4 am, and picked Daniel Parak up in Ku around 6. We made better…
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Our Adventurous Arrival in Fiji: A Rollercoaster of Surprises
Introduction:Welcome to our exciting journey in Fiji! From unexpected twists to heartwarming encounters, our first few days on this beautiful island have been nothing short of eventful. Join us as we recount our experiences, from rental car mishaps to exploring the local markets and indulging in mouthwatering meals. Car Rental Woes:Upon landing in Fiji, we…
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Our Bible College Construction is Underway!
We are thrilled to share that the building process for our Bible College has begun! After tearing down our old conference center in May 2021, we put our trust in God to make a way for the new college. And now, progress is being made! We have started clearing the land and purchasing the necessary…
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A Powerful Pentecost Experience and a Request for Prayers
Hey there, readers! It’s Bro Marshall here, and I wanted to share an incredible experience I had recently on Pentecost. The sermon I preached on the outpouring of the Holy Ghost truly brought God’s presence into our midst. It was a moment of pure spiritual awakening! As the sermon came to an end, we had…
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A Memorable Day of Celebrations and Unexpected Adventures
Recently, we had the incredible opportunity to celebrate Edwin’s outstanding grades and treat him to a day filled with delicious food and exciting activities. Little did we know that this day would turn into a series of unexpected events, making it truly unforgettable. Locked Out:As fate would have it, while we were enjoying our day…
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Navigating Illness in a Third World Country: A Parent’s Perspective
Navigating Illness in a Third World Country: A Parent’s Perspective Introduction:In this blog post, I want to express my gratitude for the support and prayers we have received while dealing with our children’s illness in a third world country. Living in such a place presents unique challenges when it comes to seeking medical help. I…