Children's Education
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WBC's Jack Horn Credited with Ongoing Success in Africa | |||
| oment | Posted December 13, 2018 | |||
Becky McKee, Chapel liaison for Foundation Ministries, and Vicki Thompson, Global/National Missions Chair, received the following correspondence from Rene Brown, President of Foundation Ministries. He makes glowing remarks regarding Pastor Luke, who has visited Whitney on two occasions, and alludes to the success of Jack Horn’s work in Africa in the early days of White Bluff Chapel’s foray into supporting missions abroad.
Becky and Vicki:
Just wanted you to know how one of our Africa Team was received in two Pastors Conferences in Argentina, culturally a very different part of the world. Lanny Hamby (from Texas, part of the Foundation Ministries family) was the host for the conference.
Also note that I am sending Luke on to help in two more seminars next week! The Africa Team is a great blessing in Africa but I can send them anywhere and know they will be received. What White Bluff Chapel supported all those years by sending Jack and I to Africa is bearing good fruit.
Rene
Dear Rene: Toni and I just returned from Argentina last night. Wonderful trip, and wanted you to know what a great blessing Luke was. All of the trouble and expense was well worth it. Luke is such a sweet man with a huge gift. He captured everyone’s heart, evidence of your fruit growing. Blessings, Lanny
Yes, I am proud of the way he has applied himself. We have traveled across the face of Africa for 25 years. He's a delight. It's a squeeze but I have him teaching in a Leadership seminar in Uganda and then one in Tanzania, both next week! He will hit the ground running. We don't normally do that but it was a unique opportunity to speak into [sic] the lives of these pastors - especially in Tanzania which is a Muslim country.
Blessings,
Rene
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African Orphans and Widows Tout Successful Rice Crop | |||
| oment | Posted December 13, 2018 | |||
Becky McKee, Chapel liaison for Foundation Ministries, reports receipt of the Orphans and Widows November 2018 report in which they detail the success of their 2018 rice crop, how the money is used and its application for school supply needs.
