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From the Memo Board: July 2023

Dates to Know

July 1 – May Financial Reports will be due for US Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

July 1 – June Financial Reports will be due for Non-Resident Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

July 4 – The Office, and most US Banks, will be closed in celebration of Independence Day.

August 1 – June Financial Reports will be due for US Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

August 1 – July Financial Reports will be due for Non-Resident Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

September 1 – July Financial Reports will be due for US Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

September 1 – August Financial Reports will be due for Non-Resident Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

September 4 – The Office, and most US Banks, will be closed in recognition of Labor Day.

April 8-12, 2024 – Family Fellowship Week at Caraway Conference Center in Sophia, NC

Maternity Leave!

Mrs. Laura Cmaylo, our International Visa Coordinator, is taking maternity leave from June 23rd through the end of August. Please pray for Laura, her husband, Emil, and their son, Jackson, as they welcome a new baby girl into their family.

For our national missionaries, please continue to submit NRA reports and receipts to [email protected]. Another staff member will handle her responsibilities while she is away. If you make plans to come to the States during this time, please let the office know as soon as possible.

If you have any urgent matters that are typically directed to Laura, please call the office at 704-730-1440 or message the main World Wide Signal number at 704-750-9493.

Thank you for your prayers for the Cmaylo family and your patience with our office as we cover Laura’s tasks during her absence.

New Baby!

Aiden David Bonikowsky Rodriguez was born on June 2. Aiden is the son of David and Raquel Bonikowsky, who serve in the Basque region of Spain. Aiden joins older sisters Leire (3) and Sophia (1). He is the grandson of Andy and Mimi Bonikowsky, and the great-grandson of Al and Helga Bonikowsky. We rejoice for these four generations in our missions family!

Learn Biblical Giving

Learn Biblical Giving is a 13-lesson series teaching a biblical perspective on giving. The course helps churches, schools, families, and Bible study groups learn the spectrum of giving from the word of God. Click here to visit the website to view the video series.

Uplift Podcast Episodes

Family Fellowship Week – Testimony from Adrian Hendricks

Family Fellowship Week – Testimony from Edgar Feghaly

Family Fellowship Week – Testimony from Joshua Wagar

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Every Step Counts

by Cody Carden

Have you ever run a marathon? Well, whether you have or have not, from what I have been told, running a marathon requires a mindset of every step counting. That finish line is seemingly impossible to reach, and at any given moment, you might feel like you could just collapse, but you still only get to the end by taking one step at a time. In Matthew 14, Peter took a few steps of his own that mark great significance and symbolism for us today.

“But the ship was now in the midst of the sea, tossed with waves: for the wind was contrary. And in the fourth watch of the night Jesus went unto them, walking on the sea. And when the disciples saw him walking on the sea, they were troubled, saying, It is a spirit; and they cried out for fear. But straightway Jesus spake unto them, saying, Be of good cheer; it is I; be not afraid. And Peter answered him and said, Lord, if it be thou, bid me come unto thee on the water. And he said, Come. And when Peter was come down out of the ship, he walked on the water, to go to Jesus. But when he saw the wind boisterous, he was afraid; and beginning to sink, he cried, saying, Lord, save me. And immediately Jesus stretched forth his hand, and caught him, and said unto him, O thou of little faith, wherefore didst thou doubt? And when they were come into the ship, the wind ceased.” – Matthew 14:24-32

The first step Peter took was a step of faith. Peter had enough faith in Jesus’ power to take that first step out of the boat. While Peter had already seen Jesus perform miracles, it still took him a whole sentence before stepping out. Sometimes in our life, it is hard to take that first step of faith. There is an obstacle in your path, and there is seemingly no way around it except to take a risk larger than you expected. It is so easy to get caught up in the “I’ll just stay in the boat” mentality. It is easy to stay where it is safe and where you know you will at least be around familiar faces and/or circumstances. However, like Peter, we do not immediately think of how God has protected us thus far. Regardless, Peter still got out of the boat and took that first step.

Secondly, Peter took the step of trust. This step comes only after the first step of faith and with no lightheartedness. He had his eyes fixed on Jesus until his circumstances became unbearable. We may know that God has the power and the authority to intervene in any situation that may come up, but that does not exempt us from being broken people. Interestingly enough, when Peter took his eyes off Jesus and started sinking into the sea, there was no indication of how far away he was from Jesus. Nevertheless, Jesus was immediately there to stretch out his hand and catch him with no hindrances or delays but immediately. He is there for us just the same, but sometimes it is hard to put this concept into practice. Understanding that after I take a risk, though blinded by uncertainty, I can still put total trust in God to lead me as far as He wants.

There is no need to waste time, for the Lord has already revealed Himself to us. A pastor once told me, “It takes more of you to find more of God,” meaning that each step we take from the boat will lead us closer to Christ. So let this be an encouragement to make every step count.

Cody Carden is completing a missions internship with John O’Malley this summer. If this was an encouragement to you, please click here to let him know.

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What If My Life Was Only About Jesus?

by John O’Malley

The call of John 3:30 is a call to make room for Him. He is an all-powerful, everywhere-present, and all-knowing God.

“How much space does God take up?”

I found this: God will fill as much space as we yield to Him. How much room can He take up?

      • He will fill as much space as I make for Him.
      • He will fill as much space as I yield.
      • He will sit on the throne of my life when I get off of the throne of my life.
      • He will rule my spirit when I yield my responses, reactions, and thoughts.

Have you made room for an omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient God? In John 3:30, “must” means “it is necessary.” Therefore, it is necessary to make room for Christ.

These words were the last of his words recorded before John asked questions in prison, shortly before he was beheaded. John drifted from fame and popularity as the Bridegroom, Jesus Christ, arrived on the scene. Jesus, the Dayspring from on High, is the Sunrise on the Horizon of God.

John the Baptist’s life was about Jesus, not himself. What if your life was only about Jesus? What if the message of your life was about Jesus?

John the Baptist was not sad; his very calling was this moment. Jesus was here. John would now step aside. John the Baptist identified himself as the friend of the Bride. John said Jesus is the Bridegroom. The sunset of my ministry begins today. I will be in obscurity; He will come to Light.

When we read, “He must increase, and I must decrease,” we see the divine “musts” in our life. God intended our lives to be less and less of ourselves and for Him to grow more and more in our life.

      • I must make room for His Person.
      • I must make room for His Presence.
      • I must make room for His Promises.
      • I must make room for His Power.
      • I must make room for His Plans.
      • I must make room for His Priorities.
      • I must make room for His Purpose.

Have you made room for Him in your life? How much room does He have? Have you moved into the closet of your life and let Him have the whole house? Who sits on the throne of your life?

You see the mission of God of reaching the Lost, sending missionaries, and giving to missions; all of it stems from what John spoke. “He must increase, but I must decrease.”

When I make room for Him, I am saying, “He is everything; I am nothing.”

      • I want the spotlight on Him; I am the shadows.
      • I want His presence more than anyone else’s presence.
      • I will only have confidence in His promises.
      • I will depend solely on His power, not my power.
      • I will submit to His plans, not make my plans.
      • I will follow His purpose, not my purpose.
      • I will live out His purpose, not my purpose.

I do not want a life where all I got was what I did in my power, bought with my money, relied on my intellect to obtain, or gained in my effort.

How about you?

Yours for the harvest,
John O’Malley

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From the Memo Board: June 2023

Dates to Know

June 1 – April Financial Reports will be due for US Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

June 1 – May Financial Reports will be due for Non-Resident Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

June 12-24 – See The Harvest trip to Scotland.

July 1 – May Financial Reports will be due for US Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

July 1 – June Financial Reports will be due for Non-Resident Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

July 4 – The Office, and most US Banks, will be closed in celebration of Independence Day.

April 8-12, 2024 – Family Fellowship Week at Caraway Conference Center in Sophia, NC

In His Service

For four decades, Bro. Danny Whetstone wrote articles to missionaries offering practical advice, biblical principles, and spiritual encouragement. Those articles first appeared here in the Headquarter Happenings newsletters as he sought to uplift, strengthen, and guide our missions family. WWNTBM has recently collected 153 of these articles and published them in a book titled In His Service. The title is taken from the way he would close his letters and articles. The book is available on Amazon in both print and Kindle versions.

 

Discount Airlines

AdoptionAirfare is a Christian travel agency, providing missionary and humanitarian airfare for missionaries and adopting families all over the world. Their sister website for missions and group travel is www.cheapmissionstrips.com.

2023 Graduates

Several in our missions family have graduated in recent months. We are thankful for each of these individuals. They have worked hard to achieve this milestone, and we look forward to seeing how the Lord will use them in the future. Click here for a list of graduates and their future plans.

Note: You will need to login to SecureCloud in order to view this document. Once you have logged in, click on Files, Shared, then Headquarter Happenings, then “Graduates 2023.” This step protects people with WWNTBM in restricted access fields.

Our Current Missions Family

Click this link to download a PDF of the current list of World Wide missionaries.

Note: You will need to login to SecureCloud in order to view this document. Once you have logged in, click on the Headquarter Happenings folder, then “Missionary List June 2023.” This step protects people with WWNTBM in restricted access fields.

New Baby!

Isaac David Elwart was born on May 26, 2023. He weighed 8 pounds 5 ounces and was 21 inches long. Dalton is the son of Jackie and Brittany Elwart. He joins older siblings Charlotte (16), Audrey (14), Sadie (12), Elijah (2) and Dalton (1). The Elwarts are missionaries in Big Bear, California.

Uplift Podcast Episodes

Family Fellowship Week – Testimony from Elwood Hurst

Family Fellowship Week – Testimony from Fred Daniel, Jr.

Family Fellowship Week – Testimony from Colton Lee

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Family Fellowship Week 2023 – Hope

Sermons

This year’s Family Week theme focused on Hope. God reminds us in Scripture of our hope in Him, in the Gospel, in the Faith, and in His return. The men who preached during the week explored various facets of hope. Click on the name below to hear the specific message.

Groaning in Hope: Danny Whetstone
The Psalmist’s Hope: Gene Krachenfels
Jeremiah’s Hope: Barry Goodman
Don’t Lose Hope in God’s Unseen Plan: Jeremy Lockhart
The Scripture’s Hope: David Fulp
The Call of Hope: Dalton Heath
The Gospel’s Hope: Tim Daniel
The Finisher’s Hope: Chad Estep
The Door of Hope: John O’Malley

Testimonies

An important aspect of Family Fellowship Week is the fellowship. The week provides an opportunity to share the blessings and burdens of others within our World Wide family. Our theme this year was Hope. Men and ladies shared testimonies of how they never lost hope when facing a challenging season, a hardship, a trial, or a setback in their ministry. Click on the name below to hear a specific testimony.  Note: Some cannot be widely published due to the sensitive location of their ministries.

Fred Daniel, Jr.
Elwood Hurst
Edgar Feghaly
Adrian Hendricks
Colton Lee
Barbara O’Malley
Josh Wagar and Sarah Wagar
Tim Stalcup

Click here to view all recordings from Family Fellowship Week.

Quotable Quotes

Paul had hope, mingled with faith, that what he faced was nothing compared to what he would see. – Danny Whetstone

Courage is fear holding on one minute longer. – George Patton

It is not what we want that gets us in trouble, but what we insist on having beyond the will of God. – unknown

There is always hope in the wilderness because our older Brother (Jesus Christ) has been there before us. – Fred Daniel, Jr.

True hope fixes the heart on thoughts of God instead of on self, failures, dreams, and misery. – Barry Goodman

God already knows how many storms you will face, and what He calls you to He will carry you through. – Elwood Hurst

When you can’t seem to find God, don’t lose hope in His unseen plan. – Jeremy Lockhart

God’s methods are men. – Eric Franks

It is in the ordinary that God shows Himself faithful. – Adrian Hendricks

God sees down the road where today will fit into His plan for you. – Colton Lee

The devil doesn’t mind taking time with you because he knows that over time he can wear you down. – Frank Camp

It is always too soon to quit! – unknown

Christ renews our hope daily, but it is up to us to choose to walk in that hope. – Josh Wagar

Allow Christ to work in you. Even when it seems He isn’t, He is. – Tim Daniel

Photos

Click here to view photos from the week! If you have photos to share, you may do so by uploading to https://wwntbm.com/upload, or by sharing on social media with the hashtag #WWNTBM23.

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From the Memo Board: May 2023

Dates to Know

May 1 – March Financial Reports will be due for US Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

May 1 – April Financial Reports will be due for Non-Resident Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

May 29 – The Office, and most US Banks, will be closed in celebration of Memorial Day.

May 30 – Revised pay date for those who normally receive funds on the 29th

June 1 – April Financial Reports will be due for US Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

June 1 – May Financial Reports will be due for Non-Resident Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

April 8-12, 2024 – Family Fellowship Week at Caraway Conference Center in Sophia, NC

In His Service

For four decades, Bro. Danny Whetstone wrote articles to missionaries offering practical advice, biblical principles, and spiritual encouragement. Those articles first appeared here in the Headquarter Happenings newsletters as he sought to uplift, strengthen, and guide our missions family. WWNTBM has recently collected 153 of these articles and published them in a book titled In His Service. The title is taken from the way he would close his letters and articles. The book was presented to the Whetstones at Family Week. This book is available on Amazon in both print and Kindle versions.

Why We Use the KJV

During Family Week 2022, in response to questions from the missions family, the Executive Board requested that FFW 2023 include sessions on why we as a mission agency use the King James Version. Frank Camp was asked to speak on the topic. Following is a brief outline of his sessions. Additional material, including recordings of these sessions, is available in SecureCloud under the folder, KJV Documentation.

When choosing your version of the Bible, you will either accept the research of men, or you will accept by faith what the Bible says about itself. We use the KJV for the following reasons:

      1. The manuscripts that support the KJV
        • The quantity of manuscripts
        • The quality of manuscripts
        • The “questionable” manuscripts referred to by critics are questionable only because the critics claim them to be.
      2. The men who translated the KJV
        • Used faithful methods
        • Did not use fraudulent methods
        • Had character
        • Had credentials – many were native Greek speakers
      3. The methods used by the translators
      4. The mastery of the translation
        • Conservative theology
        • Conviction that comes when it is read
        • Continuous time it has been in use
      5. The modern version confusion
      6. The matter of preservation

List of suggested materials for further study:

Touch Not the Unclean Thing, by David Sorenson
God’s Perfect Book, by David Sorenson
Any book by author John W. Burgon (sometimes referred to as Dean John Burgon)
Any book by author Jack Moorman
Books published by the Dean Burgon Society
YouTube video A Lamp in the Dark
YouTube video Tares Among Wheat
YouTube video Bridge to Babylon

Ministry Resources

Missions.Today is a resource website for missionaries, by missionaries. Feel free to submit references and resources, as well as to utilize and recommend this site to others.

New Baby!

Azariah Philip Prater was born on March 30, 2023. He weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces. Azariah is the sixth son of Ethan and Brittany Prater, and joins brothers Enoch (10), Silas (8), Jude (7), John (4), and Ezra (1). The Praters are missionaries in the Dominican Republic.

News from the IRS

When governments shut down in early 2020 due to Covid, millions of individuals were affected as they tried to file their 2019 taxes. Complications since then have continued to delay the processing of returns for both 2019 and 2020 tax years. The IRS has recently issued guidance for those who have not yet received their expected refund for tax year 2019. Please click here for more information, and contact your tax preparer if you have questions.

Uplift Podcast

The Unseen Yet Ever Present Hand of God, Part 3 by Allen Mercer

The Unseen Yet Ever Present Hand of God, Part 4 by Allen Mercer

Take Your Burden to God and Trust Him With It by Chad Estep

The Importance of Prayer by Chad Estep

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How Much Room Does God Have in Your Life?

by John O’Malley

Do you hold space for God in your life?

If so, how much room or space do you allow God?

Does He only have room on your days of public worship or ministry?

How much room does He have on the other days of the week when you are less needy?

Do you only give Him space in the hour of your greatest need?

Do you take up the room you do not allow Him on the days when you have less demand, and your work is more perfunctory?

How much room do you have for God?

January is our church’s annual missions Sunday for the Faith Promise giving year. Our church’s theme, More of Him and Less of Me, led me to speak from John 3:30. I see John’s testimony of him making room for God’s presence, plan, and power.

“He must increase, but I must decrease.” John 3:30

I read this verse and began a quest to understand how much room I make for God.

John the Baptist’s life was only about Jesus. In other words, John made room for Jesus.

I asked myself, “Who reigns every moment of the day on the throne of my life?” I think I reign on the little stuff, then I “let” God sit on the throne of my life to allow Him to reign on the big stuff. Unfortunately, this is not a good plan.

Thus far today, who reigned on the throne of your life, and who made all the decisions today? Who reacted today, you or God? Whom did your spouse see on the throne of your life?

I want to evict myself from the throne of my life permanently.

How about you?

Yours for the harvest,
John O’Malley

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A Time for Resting

by John O’Malley

“And she said, I pray you, let me glean and gather after the reapers among the sheaves: so she came, and hath continued even from the morning until now, that she tarried a little in the house” (Ruth 2:7).

The servant shared with Boaz:

      • Ruth’s devotion to the harvest.
      • Ruth’s desire to harvest.
      • Ruth’s determination in the harvest.
      • Ruth’s dedication to the harvest.

The servant was impressed with her declarations to him and her duty to his boss. At the end of his testimony of Ruth’s demeanor, he mentioned an interesting point for the believer to ponder.

The servant set over the reapers said Ruth had “continued even from the morning until now, that she tarried a little in the house.” Notice with me his last eight words: “that she tarried a little in the house.” It is apparent that Ruth was a good harvester for Boaz. The servant pointed out to Boaz that Ruth had tarried only a “little” in the house.

The servant set over the reapers had a place where all in his charge could come and seek refreshment and rest. Service in the field requires rest and refreshing. After a period of work, the reapers would come to the house and gather for fellowship. The resting house was also a place of rejoicing when the harvest was completed.

The thought of a house in which to rest from our labors brings two concerns to mind in light of this present generation. The first concern is that of God’s laborers ignoring times of needed rest. Many times, in the service of our Eternal Boaz, we pride ourselves in our work and brag that we never take a break or a time to rest. Ruth was a diligent worker, both in her reaping and her resting.

The second concern is one that is far too common among twenty-first-century believers. This is the danger of all rest and no labor. Many today have made a ministry of staying in the house and never going to the fields.

It is clear that it could be said of those like this, “They have tarried too long and labored too little for our Eternal Boaz.” You can always spot those in this way; they are the spiritual hogs of the church. They linger long at the trough and do little but grunt if they cannot feed their bellies.

It should be overwhelmingly apparent that the believer working in the field should make regular trips to the house of God. We should go to the house of our Eternal Boaz for rest from the noonday sun after we have labored for Him.

We should get to the house of our Eternal Boaz; it is there we will meet other harvesters, and we can fellowship over our labors. We should get to the house of our Eternal Boaz and listen to His words of encouragement for our needed refreshment. We should get to the house of our Eternal Boaz for times of rejoicing over the harvest.

Temporary rest is vital; full-time rest is for when we leave this earth for the eternal house of our Boaz. “Let us therefore labor to enter into that rest” (Hebrews 4:11).

Yours for the harvest,
John O’Malley

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From the Memo Board: April 2023

Dates to Know

April 1 – February Financial Reports will be due for US Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

April 1 – March Financial Reports will be due for Non-Resident Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

April 10-14 – Family Fellowship Week in Asheboro, NC

May 1 – March Financial Reports will be due for US Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

May 1 – April Financial Reports will be due for Non-Resident Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

Updated Policy on Designated Funds

The Executive Board adopted the following policy for handling designated funds. They recognized you faced hardship and a challenge when designated gifts arrived at the missions agency, which were unsolicited and unexpected.

Here is the new policy for handling designated funds:

      • Unsolicited Designated Funds: When a donor sends a designated unsolicited gift, we will process the gift as a regular gift. We will process the gift as unrestricted funds.
      • Solicited Designated Funds: We will follow donor intent when a missionary solicits funds for a project. All solicited projects need to be approved by the Executive Board. This agency has complete control of the donated funds and discretion regarding their use.

Reminders:

      • We will make you aware of designations in the memo field of your support list.
      • We can only accept designated funds for WWNTBM missionaries.
      • We cannot receive funds designated as “national support” or funds designated as gifts for adult children of our missionaries (age 18 and older).

Tax Filing Information

The deadline this year to file taxes for most taxpayers is Tuesday, April 18. If you have not yet contacted your tax preparer about filing your taxes, you need to do so as soon as possible. Failure to file on time, even if you are unable to pay on time, can result in additional penalties and interest. Individuals can receive an extension of the filing deadline, but please note that if taxes are owed, interest on those payments will begin as of April 18 even if you are not required to file until later in the year. All missionaries with WWNTBM are responsible to file their own taxes. If the office can assist in providing paperwork to your preparer on your behalf, please let us know.

Financial Status Report

We will upload a Financial Status Report to your SecureCloud account in coming days, showing figures for the first quarter of 2023. This is meant to show you the financial details that we have on file, such as your support estimate and the average amount of support you received this past quarter. This is information we provide to pastors who may call about your ministry. We ask that all missionaries update their support estimate once every four years, or as their lives and ministries change. Please review this information and contact us if you have any questions.

New Baby!

Juliana Clare Duarte was born on March 24, 2023. Juliana is the second daughter of Jed and Gloria Duarte, and joins her older sister Eliana, who is 5. The Duartes are missionaries in Brazil.

 

 

Uplift Podcast

The Unseen Yet Ever Present Hand of God: Part 1 by Allen Mercer

The Unseen Yet Ever Present Hand of God, Part 2 by Allen Mercer

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From the Memo Board: March 2023

Dates to Know

March 1 – January Financial Reports will be due for US Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

March 1 – February Financial Reports will be due for Non-Resident Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

April 1 – February Financial Reports will be due for US Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

April 1 – March Financial Reports will be due for Non-Resident Missionaries. This includes FNPO Reports for those with Foreign Non-Profit Organizations.

April 10-14 – Family Fellowship Week in Asheboro, NC

Changes in Ministry and your Financial Reports

Changes in ministry can affect the typical expenses you list on your reports from month to month. For instance, someone on deputation will primarily have travel expenses, while someone on the field may have more costs related to renting a building or purchasing nursery snacks and Sunday School supplies. Someone coming home on furlough will be dealing with meal allowances and lodging costs they don’t usually see when on the field, and may be using a borrowed vehicle, which must be recorded differently from a vehicle they own. We suggest that you click here to review our checklist of commonly overlooked expenses, to be sure you are claiming all allowable deductions. If you have questions about your financial reports, please contact our office.

Family Fellowship Week

Family Fellowship Week is about three things. It is about gathering as a Missions family. It is about fellowship with God’s choice servants. It is about continuing to do what brought us this far as a missions agency. Our theme for Family Fellowship Week 2023 is Hope! God reminds us in Scripture of our hope in Him, the Gospel, the Faith, and His return.

Please pray with us that those attending will be encouraged and strengthened to continue in their ministries during this week.

New Missionaries!

Morgan Dickens was recently approved as an associate missionary with World Wide. Morgan is the son of our missionaries Joel and Cynthia Dickens, and has grown up on the field of Brazil. Morgan is sent out of the Roanoke Island Baptist Church of Manteo, NC, with Pastor Scott Baxley. His desire is to assist another missionary in Brazil to establish a ministry training facility. He will work in this new training center for two years as he seeks God’s will for his future.

 

Cody Carden was recently approved as an associate missionary with World Wide. Cody is a missions student at Ambassador Baptist College. He is from the McLeansville Baptist Church in McLeansville, NC, with Pastor Michael Barnette. Cody is completing his college internship with WWNTBM this summer, and will be assisting in our See The Harvest trip to Scotland, as well as traveling with Bro. O’Malley to meetings in the US and Mexico.

Uplift Podcast

Prayer by Pastor Gene Krachenfels

Motives of Prayer, Part 1: Adoration by Pastor Gene Krachenfels

Motives of Prayer, Part 2: Appreciation by Pastor Gene Krachenfels

Motives of Prayer, Part 3: Compassion by Gene Krachenfels

Motives of Prayer, Part 4: Direction by Pastor Gene Krachenfels

Motives of Prayer, Part 5: Provision by Pastor Gene Krachenfels

Motives of Prayer, Part 6: Sanctification by Pastor Gene Krachenfels