The theme of our Christian Life Assembly is “Touching God’s Heart, Touching Our World”. We have been a mission’s minded church since day one. Our heart is to make Christ’s last command our first priority: Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature”.

During our Annual Missions Convention we focus on missions with guest speakers and renew our missions pledges each year. In the evening, we will have a meal with food from all parts of the world, and booths representing the world and highlighting our missionaries. Pray about your new missions pledge for the next year, we are expecting miracles. Dress up in your clothes from around the world and invite a friend.

SPEAKERS:

JASON & CINDI FRENN, missionaries to Costa Rica and Latin America.
Jason, Cindee and their three daughters moved to Costa Rica in 1991.  After dedicating a year to learn Spanish in language school, Jason began preaching Holy Spirit Conferences throughout the country.  At the end of their first term in 1994, they held a crusade in a barrio called Los Cuadros.  It was there that the Lord spoke to them and called them to hold open air crusades in Latin America. 

Since 1996, the Frenns have held more than 50 crusades throughout the country of Costa Rica and have seen thousands come to know Christ.  Thousands have received healing and many communities have been greatly impacted by the power of God's Word!  National newspapers have given their ministry free publicity.

Entire families are touched through these crusades.  Under Cindee's leadership, each night begins with one hour of children's evangelism.  The Frenns girls, Celina, Chanel, and Jazmin are a vital part of the ministry as they help communicate God's love to children through music, mime, clowns and puppets. 

The Frenns have a unique approach to crusade ministry reaching the lost on their turf.  For that reason, close to 50% of people who attend a crusade are unchurched. God has uniquely gifted Jason as an evangelist in communicating the gospel to people who would not normally go into a local church.

GENE & SUE HUDLOW are home for a time of itineration from Cameroon, Africa. They plan to return in August of 2005. Gene started a 3-5 minute radio spot Think About Your Life, Think About Eternity that is aired, both in English and French, throughout the capital with more than two million residents. It is now on 6-8 different radio stations in Cameroon and the program is also aired in some six other African nations. Gene and Sue were teaching at the WAAST (West Africa Advance School of Theology) extension in Mbalmayo, Cameroon. Sue taught Cultural Anthropology and Gene taught classes in New Testament studies. Gene also taught at two Bible schools in Equatorial Guinea this past spring.

TYLER & CONNIE YOUNGKIN missionaries to Mexico, started a center in Tijuana called “El Pozo,” meaning “The Well.” (John 4:7). Their mission is to provide a safe haven for prostitutes and their children from the red-light district, where they can be fed, showered, refreshed and taught about Jesus Christ, giving them real hope for a way out of the destructiveness of prostitution. Some of the children live there.

 

JACK & CYNDI BRADBURY - Project Compassion began it ministry to the people of Mexico in 1991. Since that time they have made hundreds of single and five-day trips into the Northern and Central Baja regions providing free medical care where there is no care. They have also been instrumental in building clinics, planting churches, and assisting orphanages. 

In 1995, our capabilities grew to allow us to perform weeklong clinics in other developing nations. This has proven to be our area of expertise, and we have assisted tens of thousands in need all over the world.

  Project Compassion has responded to emergency requests, and has provided disaster relief from devastating events such as hurricane Mitch to Nicaragua and Honduras, and earthquake relief to El Salvador. Our global response outreaches have included Central and South America, the Pacific Islands, Asia, Europe, and Africa. We continue to receive requests for help from all around the world.