16% of our contributions are donated to Missions

American Rehabilitation Ministries  - One of the missions we support  

Christian Children’s Ranch - One of the missions we support

IDES - One of the missions we support

Ninos de Mexico  - One of the missions we support

Jeff & Heather Pubols - One of the missons we support

Pioneer Bible Translators - The non-denominational Christian Churches world wide effort to bring the word of God to the People’s of the world.

Christian Haven

Christian Military Fellowship - Christian Fellowship for the Military

Christian Mission For Mexican Evangelism

The Watkinson Family web site

Cookson Hills Christian Ministries

Providing a Christian home and school...

Good News Productions, Inc. - Working with Christians to develop culturally-relevant strategies and resources to effectively proclaim the gospel of Christ to the peoples of the world.

Missions Alive - Resources for congregations and missionaries

Missiology  Org - Providing resources for missions educators.  Read their Quote for the Month!

Energizing Smaller Churches Network - Formed in the fall of 2004, the ESCN was created to promote the health and growth of smaller churches by affirming their unique value and role in society.

Wycliffe Bible Translators - Wycliffe USA is part of an international association of organizations dedicated to seeing God's Word become accessible to all people in the language that speaks to their heart.  Bro. Bob Gleason’s nephew is a missionary with Wycliffe, serving with his wife, Heather, in Africa.

Fields Whlite Evangelism - Bro. Reggie Thomas has been an effective evangelist for over 40 years.

Lantern Slides:  The Magic Lantern was the forerunner of the modern slide projector. However, researchers do not know who invented the first one. In 1676, a type of Magic Lantern called the Sturm Lantern was invented and it may have been one of the first. In the lmid 1800’s, Missionaries began using lantern slides in the presentation of the Gospel.  Brown University, and other universities, have preserved some of these antiques, and has devoted a web site to their memory.  See the links on the Brown University site.

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