We
the Commerce family are blessed to support several Missionaries. Dr.
Janet MacArthur who just returned from Nepal. We features her report a couple
of weeks ago and rejoiced at what the Lord has done through her work in the
nations and especially these past weeks in Nepal. Dr. Gene and Mary Lois who
live most of the year in Jerusalem. They keep us abreast of what is happening
in our beloved Israel. Rev. Eva Couglin
who is several months at a time in Burma [Myanmar]. She serves there in various
avenues of Ministry and with an Orphanage also.
Rev. Debra Slight who has returned to Liberia. These are Ministers of
Shalom Ministry. We also remember in
Prayer along with the above another Shalom Minister who is a Pastor in Japan,
Rev. Ruth Wehrer. We are also blessed to have a Home Missions Program. Headed
up by our Assistant Pastor Jewelly Hyden and Members of our Church Family which
serve every Thursday as people come into the Commerce Cupboard to receive
groceries. We especially want to thank these folks who faithfully serve the
Food Ministry – Beverly Smith, Lennert Boecher, and Rev. Doug Messiner along
with many other volunteers. Under Rev. Doug Messeger’s Ministry, members of our
Congregation serve three Saturdays a month at the Homeless shelter and under
his direction we serve several Tent Communities. Today we welcome our
Missionary from Mexico. We are blessed
to have Bro. Wood with us in service and look forward to his report from the Orphanage
in Mexico. Bro. Wood served with his Father in Mexico as a young boy. Pastor
was blessed to have Greg in her home while he finished high school. Greg is her
son in the faith. A several teams from Commerce has been blessed to visit the
work in Mexico several times. On the last visit we were able to teach in the
Bible College, the Church and Minister with Dr. Wood. We were honored to visit the grave of Greg’s
Father. Bro. Greg’s Father and our Pastor were Teachers together at Bible
College many years ago. The Wood Family is very special to Pastor and we are
pleased to have him in service with us today.
Commerce Community Church has a Mission Heart and God continues to bless
our efforts.
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