The report this week is filled with incredible news about the work of extension training. The length of the report is longer than usual, so I will be brief to allow you opportunity to read the exciting news that has been shared this week.
We are finishing up the last week of classes in Denver. Two students, Brad Toy and Chris Krotz, along with their families, will complete their studies and move east. The Toy family will be working in Kentucky and the Krotz family will be in Ohio. Both of these men have done an incredible job during their two years at Bear Valley. They are both good students of God’s word and we have the greatest confidence in their ability to strengthen the church and add souls to the kingdom. We ask you to join us in praying for them as they leave Denver for the greater good of God’s kingdom.
The week ahead will be filled with anxiety and excitement as we continue serving in the work of training preachers. Your hand in the growth and development of this work cannot be overstated. Thank you for your generosity, prayers, participation, and encouragement. We are aware of how much you mean to this program. We pray God will continue to bless you richly for all you do for His church.
Now on to the other reports...
Coordinator Updates
Reports from the coordinators are now located on the website, under Staff Reports. The address is http://www.wetrainpreachers.com/extension-schools/
The latest report from Keith Kasarjian can be read here.
The latest report from Donnie Bates can be read here.
The latest report from Howell Ferguson can be read here.
Extension Reports
Short Courses End And Campaigns Begin: The first year has been completed in Cameroon. Students are on their way to 27 locations for campaign.
Fetish Priest And Wife Converted: The title of this post says it all. This is one report worth the time to read about the work in Togo.
Challenges Facing The Work In Ukraine: The political climate in Ukraine continues to cause problems for the future of the country.
Campaign Completed In Takoradi: Results of the recently completed campaign in Takoradi demonstrates the hard work of students and staff in Ghana.
Happy Holidays From South America: The news in Paraguay is exciting as the church continues to grow. Holiday wishes are also being sent from the team.
Evangelism In Nigeria: Staff and students with the Southwest School of Evangelism continue to preach the gospel throughout the Southwest corner of Nigeria.
A Challenge Worth Meeting: Work in Arusha, Tanzania needs help in several areas, and many have been met. You can help meet a great need by meeting this challenge.
A Day In The Life: The day to day activities of life in Tanzania always provides an interesting twist in unexpected ways.
Final Thoughts
As we near the end of the year, we know the holiday season is upon us and the beginning of a new year is ahead. We ask you to pray for us as we make decisions that have a lasting impact on the work and many souls. We love and appreciate all you do to make this work possible. Thank you for joining us as co-workers in the Lord’s kingdom.
God bless
Bob