Heaven has gained another champion, but we have lost one of my heroes. I still remember the first time that I met Dr. Collins Glenn. I was a student at Bob Jones University, and he was preaching in chapel and teaching in ministry classes. I still have the notes for his workshop. I was immediately […]
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Is it just me or did the month of November fly by? Joanna and I had a very busy month. You can read all about it in our update below click here to read or download a PDF of the update. As always, please let us know if there is any way we can be a
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Praise the Lord that I was finally able to hit the road again and share the ministry of EMU International. Read below our update for the month or click here to read or download a PDF of the update. As always, please let us know if there is any way we can be a blessing to you,
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Is it really September? I don’t know about you, but it seems like the hands on the clock are spinning faster and faster. August was another busy month and even with the change in travel plans, we still had opportunities to visit a couple of churches. Read below our update for the month or click
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As I write this update, I am supposed to be in Peru, having just returned from Chile, but both of those trips were canceled due to COVID-19. Instead, like most of you all, I have been forced to work from home. As the governors began to set statewide restrictions, my daughter Abby and her fiancé,
The Answer to Our Anxieties – Be Still Kornel Crnković and I walked into the kitchen of Pastor John Goldfuss’s house on Thursday, March 12, to find David Smith, Director of Open Door Baptist Missions, watching the chapel broadcast from Bob Jones University on his laptop. We were in Lodi, Indiana, for a mission conference
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A Home Run – Part 2 Eighty years ago, July 4, 1939, Lou Gehrig approached the microphone before a sold-out crowd at Yankee Stadium to deliver what has been called, “baseball’s Gettysburg Address.” He was only 36 years old, but he was forced to retire due to a neuromuscular disease called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (A.L.S.).
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A Home Run – Part One “Did that really happen?” I asked my four Uruguayan friends. It seemed like it was just yesterday that they were arriving at the Greenville Spartanburg Airport. Here we were packing their luggage into the van as we prepared to head to the airport for their return trip to Montevideo.
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