Joining Together in the Work

From our recent North America project in Jerome, Idaho, participant Lezah recalls: “We came to a house that said, “NO Soliciting & Keep Out”.
From our recent North America project in Jerome, Idaho, participant Lezah recalls: “We came to a house that said, “NO Soliciting & Keep Out”.
The Church does not exist without Christ, for Christ is the Cornerstone and we are living stones being built together in Him (1 Peter 2, Ephesians 2).
It’s truly amazing how God has brought the nations to the United States.
In the Spring of 2021, the Western Missouri Operation Andrew Project began with Director of Missions Woody Wilson and churches of the Osage River Baptist Association saying “Yes,” to God’s call to reach their communities and neighborhoods with the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ through a partnership with International Commission (internationalcommission.org).
Dysfunctional team members are hard to deal with at the best of times.
I’ll be honest. Raising financial support for my ministry is not one of my favorite things to do. I’ve discovered that it is much easier to keep the partners I have than to continually find new ones.
When talking about support raising, I try whenever possible to stay away from the words “fundraising” and “donor“when describing support raising as a ministry worker. Instead I use the phrases “partnership development” and “financial partner“.
When I started support raising, I had no clue what I was doing. I knew that God was calling me into full-time ministry. I knew I would be serving with the same college ministry that had changed my life.
When talking about support raising, I try whenever possible to stay away from the words “fundraising” and “donor“when describing support raising as a ministry worker. Instead I use the phrases “partnership development” and “financial partner“.
When I was a child and my parents would go away on a trip, I was always a bit anxious for their return and was always so glad to see them when they got home.
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