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Title: Why Missions


1
Why Missions?
  • Mark 1615
  • And he said unto them, Go ye into all the
    world, and preach the gospel to every creature.
  • Acts 1042 And he commanded us to preach unto the
    people, and to testify that it is he which was
    ordained of God to be the Judge of quick and
    dead.
  • I Corinthians118 For the preaching of the cross
    is to them that perish foolishness but unto us
    which are saved it is the power of God.
  • Romans 10 14 How then shall they call on him in
    whom they have not believed? and how shall they
    believe in him of whom they have not heard? and
    how shall they hear without a preacher?
  • Romans 10 15 And how shall they preach, except
    they be sent? as it is written, How beautiful are
    the feet of them that preach the gospel of peace,
    and bring glad tidings of good things!

2
What is a Missionary?
From Mike Jackson, Sr.
  • A person with a mission
  • A goal to be accomplished before the operation is
    considered complete
  • A person who is commissioned
  • Appointed by someone to do a job they cannot do
    themselves.
  • Working on behalf of someone else

3
Background
  • Lyndell Kincaid preacher, evangelist and
    missionary, starts independent church
  • First mission conference 10 surrender
  • Elders seminary
  • On average 60-70 of offerings from that church
    goes to missions (approx. 200 people)
  • Mike Pembertons vision
  • To create similar works in other cities in the
    USA
  • Pass on the heritage to others who will be able
    to pass it on to others

4
The Missionaries we support
  • Who and Where

5
Missionaries sent out from church in San Antonio
  • MEXICO
  • Toluca
  • Bill and Debbie Kincaid
  • Jon and Karen Castillo
  • Michael and Terri Jackson
  • Pachuca
  • Mike and Susan Jackson
  • POLAND
  • Warsaw
  • Brent and Janice Riggs
  • The Vieira Family
  • Steve and Gosia Dalros
  • Lodz
  • Joe and Debbie West
  • Corey and Magda Riggs
  • Josh and Magda West

6
Longitude and Latitude
  • Mexico

19 Churches in Mexico!
Zacatecas (1)
Aguascalientes (2)
San Luis Potosi (2)
Guanajuato (6)
Queretaro (2)
Hidalgo (1)
Jalisco (1)
Colima (1)
Michoacan (2)
Estado de Mexico (1)
Population 103,263,388
7
Longitude and Latitude
  • Poland

Population 38,518,241 Age structure 0-14
years 15.5 15-64 years 71.1 65 years and
over 13.3
8
Meet the Missionaries
9
Billy and Debbie Kincaid(Toluca, Mexico)
  • 1977 left for language school
  • Billys first wife died on the mission field
  • 1986 married Debbie West
  • Together, they have 5 grown children
  • Oldest works in Poland
  • Youngest son is training to be a missionary
  • Developed the Workman Study Bible with Michael
    Jackson

10
Mike and Susan Jackson(Pachuca, Mexico)
  • He first went to the mission field as an Armor
    Bearer in 1981
  • They have 5 children, 4 of which are grown
  • Taylor (pictured here ) was their surprise baby
    in their mid 40s
  • She has a nephew older than her
  • Susan was raised on the mission field
  • Two of their children are also missionaries

11
Michael and Terri Jackson(Toluca, Mexico)
  • Michael was raised on the Mission Field
  • Married Terri in 1992
  • They have three children Cole, Nolan, and
    Kirsten
  • He developed the Workman Study Bible with Billy
    Kincaid

12
Jon and Karen Castillo(Toluca, Mexico)
  • He was led to the Lord by missionary Dale West
    Karens uncle in 1991
  • Married Karen in 1992
  • They went to the mission field in 1993
  • They have one daughter - Lauren

13
A day in the life of a Missionary in Mexico
  • Morning and Evening
  • Knock on doors in a Colonia (neighborhood) and
    announce preaching
  • Preach for 30 minutes
  • Survey the crowd and set up Bible studies.
  • Conduct bible studies in the evenings
  • Meet in a public park Sunday mornings, and
    mid-week
  • Train up preachers, pastor, and oversee elders of
    the other churches
  • Host conferences/ send out Epistles

14
The Riggs 1Brent and Janice(Warsaw, Poland)
  • They got married in 1978
  • They have four grown children all are married
    as of last month
  • They have 5 grandchildren
  • Brent was an Elder in San Antonio for 5 years
    before becoming a missionary
  • They were missionaries to Mexico for 10 years
    before going to Poland now for 12
  • One of their sons is a missionary with them in
    Poland

15
The Riggs 2Corey and Magda(Lodz, Poland)
  • He went out as a missionary in 2003
  • He married Magda in 2004
  • She is Polish
  • They have one daughter and expecting their 2nd
    early next year

16
The Wests 1Joe and DebbieLodz, Poland
  • He is a second generation missionary
  • They married in 1983
  • They have three grown children and one grandchild
  • Their son is a third generation missionary
  • They were missionaries in Mexico for 12 Years
    before going to Poland 12 years ago
  • Their youngest daughter is about to get married
  • They have one grandson

17
The Wests 2Josh and Magda(Lodz, Poland)
  • He is a third generation missionary
  • They married in 2005
  • They have one son named Caleb
  • She was an English teacher in the public schools
    in Poland before their marriage.
  • Her family is not saved

18
Bob and Beata Vieira(Warsaw, Poland)
  • Bob went to Bob Jones University
  • Met the Riggs and Wests while doing mission work
    in the Czech Republic, now works with them
  • Married Beata In 2001
  • They have two young sons - Shane and Reese
  • He has been in Poland for 10 years now

19
Steve and Gosia Dalros
  • Steve was an elder in San Antonio for 12 Years
  • He married Gosia in 2006
  • They went to Poland at the beginning of this past
    summer - 2007
  • She is Polish, he is learning Polish
  • He has three grown children in the states
  • He was a tent maker missionary to Korea for a
    little over 3 years

20
A day in the life of a Missionary in Poland
  • Once each day
  • Dress in 5 layers of clothes and wear fur gloves
    and hat
  • Take public transportation to the subway
    intersection
  • Preach, sing, distribute tracts
  • Work one-on-one with bystanders
  • Set up Bible studies
  • Conduct bible studies in the evenings
  • Meetings are in a rented hall, wearing a suit.
  • Translate the Bible from Old Gdansk to modern
    Polish
  • Follow up on the contacts made at the Hope for
    Lodz campaign

21
Spiritual Family Trees
  • Of Missionaries We Support

22
The West Tree
Josh and Magda Missionaries to Poland
Michael and Terri Missionaries to Mexico
Kelly (and Marco) Missionaries From Mexico in
Mexico
Phil and Laurie Past Missionaries to Mexico
Susan (and Mike Jackson) Missionaries to Mexico
Karen (and John Castillo) Missionaries to Mexico
Deb (and Bill Kincaid) Missionaries to Mexico
Joe and Debbi Missionaries to Poland
Dale and Nelda Missionaries to Mexico
Joe West Retired Pastor in San Antonio
Norm and Fran Past Missionaries to Turkey Home
Missionaries to Turks living in Houston, Texas
Dale went home to be with the Lord in 2003 after
decades of service.
The West Family
Active on Foreign Field
Active In the Us
23
The Sprague Tree
Cassidy (and Pavel) Working in Poland
Corey and Magda Missionaries in Poland
Gary and Natalie Past evangelist in New Port
Richey, FL
Janice (and Brent Riggs) Missionaries to Poland
The Sprague Family
Active on Foreign Field
Active In the Us
24
The Kincaid Tree
Amanda Working in Poland
Lynda (and Michael Pemberton) New Port Richey, FL
Bill and Deb Missionaries to Mexico
Eddie and Donna Past Missionaries to Mexico
Lyndell and Verlene Kincaid Pastor in San Antonio
and past Missionaries in Guatemala
Active on Foreign Field
Active In the Us
25
Other Missionaries We Know
  • We support them personally as well

26
The Wolski Family
  • Their home church is in Pensacola, Florida
  • They met the Riggs and Wests while doing
    missionary work in Warsaw and they decided to all
    work together.

27
Norm and Fran West
  • They were missionaries to Turkey for 10 years and
    so when they were retiring they chose to live
    in the city in America that had the most
    concentrated population of Turks Houston,
    Texas.
  • Daughters Debbie and Karen are missionaries in
    Mexico

28
Hideo and Tomoko Kunihiro
  • They are second generation Japanese-Americans who
    became missionaries to the Japanese that live in
    Brazil.
  • Well educated Texas AM
  • Hideos brother Ken served with him until his
    death a few years ago. Hideo is in his late 70s
    and has been on the mission field for over 50
    years.
  • He is in poor health and needs your prayers.

29
Brazil has the largest ethnic Japanese population
outside of Japan, with over 1.5 million people.
-Wikipedia.com
30
About New Tribes Missions
  • NTM coordinates missionaries, sent by local
    churches, to take the Gospel to tribal people.
    Missionaries then plant churches. They disciple
    believers, translate the Scriptures, and train
    teachers and leaders, who in turn reach out to
    their own people and to neighboring tribes.

31
Population of Russia 145 million Population of
Siberia 20.28 million people speaking 8 languages
32
Tom and Corinne Palmer
  • Tom Palmer arrived in the Territory of New Guinea
    September 16, 1953, and Corinne Mansker on July
    9th, 1954. They were married on April 19th, 1956
    in the Hamtai tribe, where they both were
    serving.
  • Raised four children on the field, three of whom
    became missionaries, two to Papua New Guinea and
    one to Russia.
  • They praise the Lord for the privilege of serving
    the Lord in PNG these 50 years
  • Currently working to revise the Hamtai New
    Testament. Corinne wants to be finished with it
    before shes 80 (shes 78) At that time they
    plan to retire to Florida.
  • As of 2007 there are 65 or more village churches
    among the Hamtai.

In the early years the Palmers had to travel by
ship. They had to book the voyage a year ahead
and had to pay for the ticket a month before
departure.
33
New Guinea's population of 6.5 million speak 3
official languages. However, there are over 700
other languages spoken (an incredible 10 of the
world's total languages). With an average of
only 7000 speakers per language, Papua has a
greater density of languages than any other
nation on earth except Vanuatu.
34
Ed and Jeanne Casteel
  • Missionaries to the Wana tribal people on the
    island of Sulawesi for 28 years (since 1977)
  • 5 churches established with approximately 900
    believers
  • Evacuated from Indonesia due to political and
    religious violence in June 2000
  • Involved in scripture translation and bible
    lesson development
  • Determined to see the completed scriptures and
    bible lessons make their way into the hands of
    the Wana tribal believers

Jeanne is a second generation missionary. Her
parents were missionaries in Japan and Australia.
35
Indonesia consists of 17,000 islands with a
population of over 210 million, comprising more
than 300 ethnic groups speaking 200 distinct
languages and dialects. -Wikipedia.com
36
Daniel Rodriguez
  • Has a counseling ministry for people
  • with addictions, and for couples who
  • are trying to work on their marriage.
  • He is married with 3
  • children and lives in
  • the DC area.

37
What It Is Like To Be A Missionary
38
Missionary Concerns in addition to the Mission
  • Visas and government issues
  • Transportation and Housing issues
  • Health and Health care
  • Education of their children
  • Transitioning their children back to the states
    and their relationships, in-laws and
    grandchildren
  • Aging parents

39
What Can You Do -
  • To have a part in the Great Commission?

40
How to support Missionaries?
  • Encourage them
  • By writing to them (email or letter)
  • By sending gifts
  • Asking them if your prayers for them have been
    answered
  • Financially support them
  • Many small gifts add up to large works for God
  • Pray for them

41
How we financially support them
42
Designations
  • Saints designate offerings by indicating what
    they want the money to go to, as the Lord leads
    them.
  • The books reflect the designation
  • The donor report shows the total

43
Designations
  • Disbursement
  • Bill 100 from John Public
  • Michael Sr 100 from John Public

44
Money Trail
2. End of Month books are done and checks sent
out (Mar 1)
3. End of Following Month.Last Tuesday in March
books are done, money is deposited in accounts
and donation log is mailed
Donation Date (Feb 23)
4. So, the earliest an acknowledgement would be
sent from the missionary of an offering given in
the month of Feb. would be the first of April.
45
How to pray for Missionaries?
  • Remember they are living in a different culture
    and speaking a second language
  • Remember their financial needs
  • Remember their physical needs
  • Remember their families (here and on the field)
  • Remember their co workers
  • Remember their government issues
  • Pray that they will have fruit for their labor
    and that their fruit will remain

Seven Days A Week!
46
Encouragement To Pray
  • Do you know what happened on that day,When
    burdened for souls you tried to pray? Did you
    think you failed to touch the throne,When your
    lips were dumb your prayers a groan?
  • Over the seas in a hot, dry landA servant sowed
    with a faltering hand. But, lo! In that hour
    refreshing came, God's servant spoke with a
    tongue of flame!
  • And souls long steeped in the dark of night
    passed from gloom to marvelous light. Away from
    idols they turned to God. Finding their peace in
    the savior's blood.
  • It was your faith that moved Gods hand, And rain
    came down in a desert land.
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