It's that time of year again! Time to place intentional focus, resources and prayer on our International Missionaries who serve all over the world. The Week of Prayer for International Missions is December 2-9, 2012. All Lottie Moon Christmas Offering materials have been sent to you to make preparations for the offering this year. If your church has not received offering materials, or if you need additional materials (envelopes, prayer guides, posters) please contact Heather Brown, 303-771-2480 ext. 237 or by email.
Meet your Oklahoma Partnership Volunteer Coordinator, Kevin Hasenack:
“One of my main responsibilities as Oklahoma Partnership Volunteer Coordinator is to match Churches in Colorado with Churches or Associations in Oklahoma. Inviting and hosting churches and associational leaders to come on vision tours and identify potential partnership opportunities, will be another one of my main focuses. The goal is to maximize grassroots ownership throughout the partnership process and get churches to partner together on a church to church level.”
Posted Mon, 2012-05-21 15:01 by Church Planting...
By Kaylee Looney
Shell, Ecuador. Sound familiar? How about End of the Spear? You know, the popular 2005 movie that was based on Jim Elliot and four missionaries who lost their lives to Huaorani headhunters in 1955.
On March 2, Uncompahgre Baptist Association set off for Shell, Ecuador to minister to a local village. Eight People from 4 different Churches participated in the trip (Calvary, Delta; Church180, Montrose; Grand Mesa, Cedaredge; and Rosemont Baptist Church, Montrose).
“The country is more male dominated and desperately needs men to take a stand,” Steven Puls, Pastor of Grand Mesa SBC said. Puls and his wife Carolyn were two of the eight individuals that were able to travel to Ecuador.
Paul wrote, "All of you together are Christ's body, and each of you is a part of it" (1 Cor. 12:27). Jesus has commissioned us to be His Heart, His Hands, His Voice. Through praying, giving, and going, Southern Baptists have fulfilled this legacy for more than 160 years.
Posted Thu, 2011-04-28 08:56 by Church Planting...
Terry and Dana Pickens moved to Dinosaur in early January 2011 from Blue Springs, Mississippi. The Pickens brought with them a 36 foot travel trailer, where they are living in a snow covered RV park in this small town of about 350 people. The night before they arrived the temperature in Dinosaur dropped to -20, the power went out and all of the plumbing in the RV park managers’ trailer froze solid. The night I first visited the Pickens the temperature was -10 at 5 p.m.
It's that time of year again! Time to place intentional focus, resources and prayer on our International Missionaries who serve all over the world. The Week of Prayer for International Missions is December 2-9, 2012. All Lottie Moon Christmas Offering materials have been sent to you to make preparations for the offering this year. If your church has not received offering materials, or if you need additional materials (envelopes, prayer guides, posters) please contact Heather Brown, 303-771-2480 ext. 237 or by 
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By Kaylee Looney
2011 Week of Prayer for International Missions
Terry and Dana Pickens moved to Dinosaur in early January 2011 from Blue Springs, Mississippi. The Pickens brought with them a 36 foot travel trailer, where they are living in a snow covered RV park in this small town of about 350 people. The night before they arrived the temperature in Dinosaur dropped to -20, the power went out and all of the plumbing in the RV park managers’ trailer froze solid. The night I first visited the Pickens the temperature was -10 at 5 p.m.
