The Great Commission is a calling to every follower
of Christ. Some are called to minister to people in their hometowns;
others are called to take the Good News of Christ's love and sacrifice to places
that may be very far away from their homes. As Jesus told His disciples to
leave everything behind and follow Him, we are challenged to obey this same
calling. We believe the destination is not necessarily an indication of
one's spirituality rather, it is the complete submission to His will - whether
in your childhood neighborhood or in a remote island that most people have never
heard of in their entire lifetime.
This page is dedicated to those who have been
called and answered God's calling to ministry. As we become more familiar
with missionaries that are serving God, we will post them to this page. We
are excited to know that we may be the conduit that connects you (our reader)
to a missionary in your local area.
If you are a missionary and would like to be
listed in this directory, please email your contact information to us at
mike@blackbeltsoffaith.com
It
was a true blessing to meet the Smith family in the Fall of 2004. Fred and
Margaret Murphy opened their home to Ron & Sara while they attended the 18th
Annual Faith Missions Conference of Heritage Baptist Church in Kentwood,
Michigan. They have an adorable daughter named Jasmine. The family is
currently working to raise the support needed to begin their ministry in
Cambodia. This family loves the Lord and seeks to serve Him. Please
pray for this family as they yield to God's calling in their lives. If you
would like to learn more about their calling, please refer to the Contact
Information below.
Ron & Sara Smith
Our Purpose:
To establish independent
Bible believing churches among the Vietnamese speaking people and to
teach and train these nationals in Christian living and missionary work
as the Lord provides opportunities for them.
Our Philosophy of
Missions:
The message: that
salvation is through faith in Christ alone.
The motive: to win the
lost to Christ, to make disciples of all nations.
The means: through
local churches sending forth ambassadors (every local church should be a
missionary society).
Our Goals:
To learn the Vietnamese
language.
To start a children's
ministry.
To begin the work of planting
churches among the Vietnamese.
Contact Information:
What a great blessing to meet the Mann family. This family has been
supported on the mission field for several years by Heritage Baptist Church
(among many other evangelical churches). At the18th
Annual Faith Missions Conference of Heritage Baptist Church in Kentwood,
Michigan, they shared their ministry with the church. The Mann children
love living in the jungle and telling people about God and His love. It
has been a pleasure to get to know this family. Contact information is
provided below, should you wish to write a letter of encouragement or learn more
about their exciting ministry in Guyana, South America.
Greg, Wendy, Joshua, Josiah, and John Mann
The interest the Mann family has for the people in their mission field is more
than just spiritual. They have a personal interest in the people to whom
they minister. When talking with Wendy about the Indian tribes in Guyana,
she stated that she was excited to be home for Christmas. Later in the
conversation, I realized that by "home" she meant Guyana. What a wonderful
family. Please pray for the Manns as they continue to serve where God has
called them.
Contact Information:
Port Kaituma Post Office
NWD Region #1
Guyana, South America
011-592-777-4144
...more to come...
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