PDF of MAR08 Prayerletter
Past newsletter links at the bottom of the page.
We have picked up more support and now are at 84%. We hope to be between 85-90% by the end of
April with actual or promised support.
We have been in four states this winter on deputation Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri.
These meetings have produced many people at the altar in most places making life changing decisions.
The weather conditions have been hard forcing cancellations and being stranded at times.
We still need a pickup truck to haul Scriptures for the troops and general hauling.
We also need another car for local travel as well. Two of our vehicles went down through accidents or
major breakdowns this winter. We are somewhat transportationally challenged.
We now have up our new web page. We still have a couple of pages to fill in yet.
Also access our “View AFBM Video” button, turn up your speakers and wait to load and watch it.
You can view it on the small format or download it and view it full screen on any Microsoft
viewing program. See it at:
www.marshallminutes.org
Thank you for your prayers for Rosalie’s healing. She is almost 100%. She has been able to
meet with some military wives to get to know them and lend a hand in any way she can. She is
beginning to learn a little about the military system.
Mike is doing well and as a college freshman, taking 20 semester hours, playing
football and baseball and active in outside service activities. He made the dean’s list last
semester for excellent grades.
Sarah has ironed out some health problems and is now applying to a mission agency as
a missionary. She feels that God has called her to the mission field of Panama.
This project is still planned for early 2009 if we can finish deputation this calendar year.
Please pray for us. We have many needs in this area.
The MEPS ministry is going well. I have recommended two men for chaplaincy positions in
Fargo, N.D. and Phoenix, AZ. I sent letters to the respective commanders recommending them for
their chaplains. As a result these commanders have brought them on board to minister there. We
take no government pay for these positions. It is good to be in contact and help the military
staff and inductees. A large percentage of inductees who are offered Bible and Gospel Tracts accept them.
Lt. Colonel J.J. Jackson leaves as of June of 2008. Please pray that we will get another chaplain
friendly commander. I take no pay for my position so they get a free service outside their budget.
I was able to attend the Commanders Call in February in Rockford, IL. Lt. Col. Jackson allowed me
to speak to the troops. I will also attend the retirement ceremony of our first Sergeant on the 21st
of March. I will be giving the invocation at that ceremony and I WILL be praying in Jesus’ name!!!
There is no room for compromise for that.
PDF of DEC07 Prayerletter