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Summer Campmeeting Highlights

Campmeeting season is in full swing, and we thank God for the mighty outpouring of His Spirit. There have been times at the end of services when the Lord's presence was so thick, no one wanted to leave. They remained in their pews, worshipping and praising the Lord. We're grateful for those who have

The Most Overlooked Privilege

Prayer is one of the greatest gifts God has ever given His children, yet it is probably one of the most neglected. Through the sacrifice of Jesus, we have been invited into the very presence of God. What an incredible privilege—to speak directly with the Creator of the universe and know that He

Thankful for Safety and Souls Saved

We have been blessed to worship with new congregations and meet more of God's family. Thank you to all of the pastors for your hospitality and warm welcome. We're also praising the Lord for the souls who have been saved! It makes it worth every mile when another name is written down in Heaven! We

All-Sufficient God

As a child, I remember times when I would beg Dad or Mom to buy me something in particular. When I heard the words, “We can't afford that,” I always had what seemed like the simplest solution. With all the confidence of a child, I would respond, “Then just write a check!” In my mind, that little

A brief visit home

Since the last newsletter, we have witnessed the continued outpouring of God's presence. Recently, a gentleman in Ohio gave his heart to the Lord. He was blind in one eye and also suffered from dangerously high blood pressure. We were blessed to be in the service where he was

Is It Wrong To Ask, “Why?”

When the phone rings in the middle of the night, it's usually not good. That was the case when a dear pastor friend answered his phone after celebrating Christmas in 2022. Half asleep, he said, “Hello,” and received the worst news of his life. His brother's house was on fire. He rushed to the

God’s Hand Is Still at Work

We are thrilled to share more reports of healing among our dear brothers and sisters in the Lord! One sister had been told her cancer was advanced and that treatment was no longer effective. But the saints prayed, and her next checkup revealed no cancer anywhere. Another friend was told his cancer

The Night Shift

In my last two years of high school, I went to a trade school where I was trained to become a metal machinist. Then, after graduating at 18, I started working at a large factory in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that built fluid pumps. The plant was called “Byron Jackson,” a division of the BorgWarner

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