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Matthew 2535: You can be a part of this ministry, which operates twice a month. Contact Larry or Kathy at 813-340-5783 for more information. |
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Ambassadors of Jesus Children's Home: For over 10 years Christ Community Church has supported the orphaned children of the poorest country in the Western hemisphere. AOJ is a network of churches and missions outreaches lead by Haitian Pastor Lucien Almanord. We have been privileged to participate alongside of him in preaching the gospel, meeting practical needs in the orphanage,leadership training for pastors, and encouraging the church in Haiti through financial giving and yearly missions trips. |
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Jesus Only Way Ministries: Tim and Laurie Borland pastor a group of believers and nonbelievers not too many Christians think about--those incarcerated in Florida's state prison system. Through visitation, counseling, teaching, and especially equipping these men to study God's Word on their own, Tim and Laurie are making a difference for Christ on a difficult field. |
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Paul and Karan Davis: Having spent almost three decades in France, Paul and Karan Davis are now in the process of planting a church in the southeastern corner of France in a town named Faverges. Overwhelmingly Roman Catholic and decidedly post-modern in worldview, France presents a significant challenge to the preaching of the gospel. Paul and Karan's faithfulness is a model for us in sharing our faith at home. |
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Mark and Teri Barnes: After 16 years working in church planting in Papa New Guinea, Mark and Terri returned to the states in 2006 to become traveling representatives for New Tribes mission. Their ministry involves recruiting of missionaries for overseas work, educating the church on what God is doing around the world, and equipping and training missionary candidates to prepare them for work on the field. |
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Jeremy and Jessica Stephens: For several years the Stephens have led a growing gospel outreach to students on the campuses of University of South Florida, University of Tampa, and Hillsborough Community College. Recently they have begun to focus on the specific needs of the poor, the disenfranchised and the homeless, ministering to them directly and calling the church to awaken to its responsibilities to care for them. They are nearing the end of a 10-month stay in Manilla, the Philippines, along with eight other adults, ministering to the poor and learning new approaches and methods to "doing church." |
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