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The end of year for mission organizations always seems rather stressful. We wait on the Lord – via his children – to help with a year-end gift that will not only help make ends meet, but to be of great encouragement to us and all those pastors and national missionaries we serve. Pray that we will hold… Read More»
I have a $5 bill taped to the side of my computer. Every time I sit at my desk an austere looking Abe Lincoln is there glancing over my shoulder. For me, the $5 bill is a reminder of what God is doing with five little dollars as they flow through LOGOI’s ministry.
I came across a file marked, “Old Newsletters” in my overly crowded file drawer. Inside were copies of letters and documents going back decades of LOGOI’s ministry.
The story of the “three fingered” pastor named Flavio jumped out at me.
OH NO!!! You may remember our asking for prayer for some teenage LOGOI students in Santa Marta, Colombia last May. They are students at a privileged high school where the director signed up the 9th, 10th, and 11th graders for one of our Bible courses. They all failed and we thought we would never hear… Read More»
I noticed a lady arriving just as the message began on Sunday morning. I didn’t recognize her but am always happy to see someone new coming to church. There were plenty of places to sit where most of us had gathered in the middle, but she sat off to the side, alone.
This Prayer and Praise fills me with much emotion of both joy and longing. Some of you know I married very handsome Les Thompson 58 years ago in August. We did not have the blessings of our parents and families. God gave us His blessing, though. This widowed and godly man who had three little… Read More»
That was all it took: one person to stand with them, encourage them, and believe in them.
This past school year a teacher in a private elite high school in Santa Marta, Colombia, South America signed up her students to take one of our Bible courses. From the onset, it seemed clear the high schoolers didn’t take their Bible studies seriously. They all failed miserably. We thought, “Well, that’s that. She tried.” The… Read More»
With the 75th Anniversary of D-Day I found myself watching a few war films and documentaries. It’s easy to forget how young so many soldiers were who fought in these great battles. In a WWI documentary, soldier after soldier said, “I was 16 years old when I volunteered,” with a few admitting they were barely… Read More»
