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I Think God Wants Me to be a Missionary
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I Think God Wants Me to be a Missionary |
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Kevin Metzger, about to graduate from college, had some troublesome high school years. But he is on the right track now. Jim Whitney, youth pastor at Kevin's church, helped Kevin through those years and is now the first to hear what has been consuming his thoughts. Helen Walker, homeschooled since kindergarten, is about to graduate from high school. Her poised personality is tested as she faces the adversaries which would keep her from her goal. Dan Harris is a missions pastor in a large, wealthy church. He is helping Helen through the minefileds of missionary preparation. Joason Thomas! What else needs to be said? He is just Jason - a happy-go-lucky young man counting the days to high school graduation. On the outside - pretty much taken up by himself. But on the inside - a serious heart for God. Steve Rollins, a fairly new youth pastor, nearly blew it in responding to Jason's quick mouth. But they have come to understand the seriousness of commitment to missions. Kyle Philips has worked a part time job to help pay his way through college. He has dealt with his vacillating over his decision in missions, and a firm determination to do God's will has prevailed. Carl Peterson's office is a virtual missions museum. His vast experience is helping Kyle through these early stages of becoming a missionary, not the least being the issue of single living on the mission field. Melanie Rogers is wondering what happened to Kyle's commitment to her! They had an unspoken agreement to marriage! And what about the others? The moderator of the Adult Sunday School class who had to quell a verbal riot. Jason's parents, who almost lost the trust of their son. Speakers Ben Wagner and Hank Willis, who poured out their hearts on the two most vital issues in missions. And Adam, whose lack of stage manners was made up for by the power of the song he wrote and sang. Others...join in. We all like a story. Life itself is an Epic, written by God. Join these young people as they are entering a new chapter in their life story. by Neal Pirolo |
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