Where: JAARS, Waxhaw, North Carolina When: March 25-31, 2012 Team Members: Danny Chapman, Ed Crafter, Steve Fowler, Gary Howard, Ted Mauch, Stephanie Parker, Greg Reszutek, Howard Webb, and three men from Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Morrow, GA.
Our team will encourage Wycliffe Bible Translators by helping with renovation and construction of the housing facilities and training units for missionaries at the JAARS Center. JAARS Serves Bible translators worldwide with transportation services, technology, logistical support, and media tools.
Prayer Requests: Pray for the health and safety of all the team members as they work on this renovation project. Pray that the team’s work provides an enduring impact to enhance the long-term ministry of the JAARS Center.
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Team Preparation Takes Commitment
Joining a mission team means much more than just showing up at the airport at the appointed time. Most teams have a minimum of six team meetings to prepare for the trips. These meetings not only help to prepare the team for ministry on the field, they are also important for spiritual growth. Here the Ethiopian team met at FBA for an in-house retreat. The team got to know each other better and shared personal challenges and blessings. Please pray for the team members as they prepare for their upcoming trip.
Joining a mission team means much more than just showing up at the airport at the appointed time. Most teams have a minimum of six team meetings to prepare for the trips. These meetings not only help to prepare the team for ministry on the field, they are also important for spiritual growth. Here the Ethiopian team met at FBA for an in-house retreat. The team got to know each other better and shared personal challenges and blessings. Please pray for the team members as they prepare for their upcoming trip.