Mitch the missionary

As this covid-19 virus spreads, the world is being stopped. I don’t know why, but at the beginning I didn’t see the implications that this would have. My family around the world is struggling to survive. As they stop work everywhere, they are left with nothing. No food, no water, no healthcare, no government program. We post our stories on Instagram saying stay home, But what if our home is even worse? What if you don’t have a home? I understand these are scary times for all ...of us. But this is real life everyday for so many people across the world. This is where WE NEED to step up. We need to help, please donate what you can. Buying a bag of rice for someone can at least sustain them till this passes. Put yourself into their situation, and try to tell me your heart doesn’t break for them. For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.’The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’ Matthew 25:35-36,40NIV We have a chance right now to truly learn what it means to give. We have a chance right now to live in a world that it connected through love! Love for a brother or sister that you might not know, but it doesn’t matter because there well being is more important. Please think about this, and ask me more if you want to give. God bless

600 back packs!! Thank you to everyone that’s been apart of the journey. It’s only the beginning!

Thunder Bay was awesome! We were only there five days, but we made the most of every opportunity we had. For me I hadn’t been there in two years so I was excited to see Nathan and see how far the church has come. The first time we went there was four years ago. At the time harvest church was stepping into new leadership, it was the beginning of Gods work in Thunder Bay. As our team sat in the last church service, there might of been 10 people, our team being 4 of them! We di...dn’t get to see Nathan that year but we were excited for this young new pastor to take over. Fast forward to today, we had to build a railing for the churches balcony. They have grown so much that they need to expand to house more people on a Sunday! The church is now called Transformation, I believe there is no better suitable name for it. It’s so encouraging for me to go there, to spend time and to take in and learn from Nathan. When you see someone be so enthusiastic about Jesus, then back that up with a heart for people, it’s so powerful in my life and I’m sure everyone who gets to meet him. To see first hand what can happen when you live life loving Jesus, loving people, the impact it can have on a community, it’s truly inspiring. It reminds me that one person who is dedicated and devoted to their calling can make a difference, and be used to change people’s lives! Keep being an example Nathan!! The thing that makes a church so great isn’t the building but the people inside of it. A healthy church is United, a body, a family. That’s what I see in Thunder Bay, a family. As we worked, Nathan counted how many people from the church came to help in a span of five days. He lost track at 36! 36 people coming together to complete a construction project. It’s a picture of what we need to strive for in life, in our communities. A family coming together to complete the project, to lift people up who are down, to bring hope when all seems lost. The task is big, to big for one person take on, but when people come together and are united, amazing things can and will happen. Thank you Transformation church! Keep striving as a family made perfect in Jesus! The power of One One Purpose, One Child, One Life can change the World! God bless,

Excited to be in Mexico for the week to visit our second family!

Big thank you to F.J McElligott secondary school for donating 230$ and school supplies for children in Mexico