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Our Recent Mission Possible Trip
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- Written by Timothy Vowell
Check out the latest video update on our recent trip to Project Samuel in Zambia, Africa! If you would like to participate in a Mission Possible trip with Relationships For Christ Ministries, contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
Purpose Is Why I Do What I Do
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- Written by Scott Hescht
Ever since my call to ministry, I have been seeking ways to put all of the pieces together. I desire more than anything for my life to count for the glory of God and tend to see God working in the finer details in order to make that happen. Why had God made the arts such a prominent part of my life? Why did He all of a sudden gift me with several pastoral passions such as teaching, preaching, reading, writing and a heart to serve other people?
Mission Possible Nicaragua 2011
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- Written by Scott Hescht
The New Mission Possible Video
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- Written by Timothy Vowell
Understanding God's Plan For Your Life
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- Written by Scott Hescht
All this is from God, who through Christ reconciled us to himself and gave us the ministry of reconciliation; that is, in Christ God was reconciling the world to himself, not counting their trespasses against them, and entrusting to us the message of reconciliation. Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ, God making his appeal through us. We implore you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God. 2 Corinthians 5:18-20
Did you know that we were created to enjoy God? God isn’t some dictator who is so full of Himself that He insists that we follow Him simply because He gets a kick out of it. No, God as our Creator, knows that our true fulfillment can only be found in Him. In fact, God is the only one who can truly say “it is all about me” and not be selfish.
Making A Difference
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- Written by Brenden Vowell
The Project is really beginning to take shape. Our builder, Wilbroad, has been plastering the inside of the first children’s house. The project workers are finishing up the leveling around the orange trees. Each and every day finds the Project coming together more and more.
Even the people that I talk to in the village say how surprised they are at the progress we are making. There are times when it doesn’t feel like we are moving very fast, but when I step back and look at Project Samuel, I can’t help but wonder how God does what he does.
Serving A Greater Purpose
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- Written by Brenden Vowell

As I recently returned to Project Samuel, I was greeted by all the workers, excited that I had returned with news from North America. The Project has come a long way since I’ve been gone. The guys have worked very long and hard to ensure that the oranges and maize field have been kept up. It felt great to be back home and everyday it feels more and more like my home away from home. Although it is hard sometimes, being away from friends and family in the United States, I know that my life serves a greater purpose. When it gets tough, God is my one true comfort.