I am excited that some of our scheduled fall events will go forward with adaptations. I am working with local pastors and local congregations to create renewal and revival events using outdoor locations and socially distanced indoor opportunities. As we
The Christian History Magazine Issue #136 focuses on the life and ministry of E. Stanley Jones. I am honored to have co-authored one of the articles in this issue. You can view the magazine by going to christianhistoryinstitute.org and clicking
We arrived home from our trip to New Jersey on Sunday, August 9. On Monday, August 10, as we were attending to several doctor’s appointments, Nancy received a call from one of her brothers. Her dad (Carl), who we had
In August 2016, I had the amazing honor to serve as the evangelist for the second week of the annual Malaga Camp in Newfield, New Jersey. The camp is a town within itself with named streets, houses and cottages lining
The busiest time in the life of the United Christian Ashram Ministry is the end of June through Mid-August, as a majority of the Christian Ashrams in North America meet during this time. I was scheduled to serve as the
There are not enough words in my vocabulary to express the depth of my gratitude to each person who continues to invest in Living the Adventure Ministries. Thank you for your financial gifts during the pandemic. We are blessed with
Early July is a time of celebration in our family. Micah turned 18 on July 6. He is entering his Senior Year in High School and has been working at the school as summer help with the custodians. On July
My family will be traveling to New Jersey at the end of July to spend a couple days with Nancy’s dad. Then we will head to Malaga Camp in Newfield, New Jersey. I will preach August 2-7. Please pray for
YOU ARE INVITED!!! On Saturday, August 29, the annual Living the Adventure Ministries Celebration Banquet will be at Higher Ground in New Haven, Illinois. This picturesque location provides us the opportunity to allow for indoor and outdoor dining during this
To be Set Apart has always seemed a removal from the culture where we live to a point where we cannot engage the culture, non-believers, and nominal believers well. The tendency I have seen with being set apart is too