Monthly Archives: June 2009

I am leading a team of great guys that have been charged with developing an evangelism strategy for our church. S-T-R-E-T-C-H It’s coming together!

I’m updated the job description for our mission coordinators. I believe we can have made the process a little easier. Our goal is to have every adult Life Group on the GO!

WOW!  It is exciting to see all the fun stuff happening in missions at Champion Forest this summer.  We have people going all over the place in the name of Jesus! I’ve spent my day working on details.  It is … Continue reading →

WOW! What an incredible day I’ve had so far…I went to do a Bible study with the guys at Open Door Missions. The Spirit of God is all over that place!  I’m amazed every time I’ve there in how one … Continue reading →

WOW! What a busy day. I thought I was getting a head start on a short week when I worked yesterday! NOT! It’s been a busy day, but productive. Here are a couple of highlights: Current Missions–I love those ladies. … Continue reading →

I am working on a presentation for the missions booth–a review of 2009 trips. If you were on one of those trips and haven’t provided me with photos…now is a great time to do so!

I have the application ready. I will turn in check request and we will be on our way to “More Than Gold”. Do you want to go?

I’m following the SBC meeting by Twitter. Several friends from SBTC, NAMB, and LifeWay are there. Sounds like Ed Stetzer hit a home run. “People never change until the pain of staying the same hurts worse than the pain of … Continue reading →

“More Than Gold” is the theme for the 2010 Olympics.  “More Than Gold” is a cooperation of Southern Baptist in Canada with evangelicals.  You can learn more about “More Than Gold”  at http://morethangold.ca/  It is part of our (CFBC) mission … Continue reading →

Our church campus is closed today. The construction teams are doing things that requires the electricity to the main buildings be off. So, I am going to do some work from home. Can one still go out to lunch, even … Continue reading →