Weekly Missions

How can YOU help with missions all over the world? Prayer! Missionaries need intercessors more than admirers. They need prayers more than donors. They live and work in the enemy's territory and become the special object of Satan's attack. Support our missionaries by praying for them. Pray for their protection from satanic attack, enablement in life and ministry, flexibility in relationships, attitude of servanthood, compatibility with fellow workers, heart of love for all men, boldness in preaching, fruitfulness in service, filling with the holy spirit, understanding of culture, discipline in devotional life, proficiency in use of language, patience with others, safety in travel, courage in danger, health in soul and body, support adequate for needs, wisdom to maintain finances, family home life and children.

We hope to enter this decade with a focus on reaching unreached people groups in the 10-40 window of the world. We long to see missionaries raised up from our church and sent out to the outermost places of the world. Please pray with us as we seek God with this desire. We are also seeking to have more involved relationships with our missionaries and have now set up guidelines concerning who we will consider for support. Thank you to the many who have helped in numerous ways to support our missionaries. Here are the missionaries SRBC supports with prayer and finances:

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Dr. Craig & Patsy Kent work with Mission: Moving Mountains in Tanzania, Africa. The Moving Mountains Mission is an interdenominational, evangelical organization committed to Christian discipleship and community development among the poor peoples of the world. Currently, the organization works in five different countries within Africa. Through an integrated approach they seek to bring reconciliation between God and people. Craig and Patsy, married in 1985, began pursuing opportunities to work as missionaries which would utilize Craig's medical background as well as give the opportunity for involvement in one on one discipleship. They joined Mission: Moving Mountains in 1993 and are now serving in Tanzania, Africa. Craig and Patsy have four young children: April, Melanie, Rachel and Benjamin.
Dr. Roy & Marabeth Ringenberg work with HCJB World Radio in Ecuador.
Mark & Karen Hedinger - U.F.M. - Mexico
Ruth Luttrell works with WIVV and WBMJ Radio in Puerto Rico as part of Calvary Evangelistic Mission. Calvary Evangelistic Mission was founded by Ruth's late husband, Donald, in 1953 as an evangelical, interdenominational, Bible-based, non-profit, faith ministry. The radio stations broadcast 18-20 hours daily touching lives in Puerto Rico and the Lesser Antilles Islands. The Bible Correspondence School and Calvary Evangelistic Mission programs also influence lives and ministries in other nations. Ruth has a heart for people from Africa in the West Indies and those in India.
Tom Atwood works with Hebrew Scriptures
The Czechoslovak Baptist Convention
Wes & Nancy Collins work with Wycliffe Bible Translators in Guatemala.
Dr. M. A. Thomas works with Christ For India (Hopegivers) in India.
Ota & Renata Vozeh - International Needs - Slovakia & Czech Republic

Jeff & Wendy Thompson work for Youth For Christ (Campus Life) in Cleveland, Ohio.
The City Mission in Cleveland, Ohio.
Steve Benedict works for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship at Cleveland State University.
Marc Papai works for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship in Northeast Ohio.
Child Evangelism Fellowship in Cleveland, Ohio. Child Evangelism Fellowship has a three-fold purpose to evangelize the unsaved child, disciple them in the word of God, and establish them in a Bible believing church. Lydia Grace Crowder oversees the organization of the teacher training classes, promotes Good News Club ministry, the 5-Day Club ministry, and the Tel-A-Story ministry through donor letters and newsletters. Lydia has also gone to West Africa a few times to train teachers to reach children effectively there as well.
Stony Glen Camp located in Madison, Ohio. We extend Christian sympathy to the family & friends of Carl Smith who went home to be with the Lord on February 6, 2001. Carl & Luana served faithfully at Stony Glen for many years.
WCRF Radio 103.3FM in Cleveland, Ohio
Radio Bible Class (RBC)

This past summer we sent one Junior High Student, Tesha Woodard, on a missions trip to Costa Rica. Praise God for providing monetarily for Tesha! Please pray for Tesha as she prepares for the trip. In June 2001, we also sent nearly 15 high school students on a missions trip to Arizona. The high school students spent a week with Native American Indians painting houses and working with children. Praise God for the awesome learning experiences and opportunities had by all during the trip.

Proverbs 25:25 says, "Like cold water to a weary soul, so is good news from a distant land." The importance of letters written to missionaries is perhaps illustrated for us by the fact that 21 of 27 New Testament books are letters. Our missionaries would love to hear from you!

Contact Donna Boss or the church office for more information regarding missions and how you can contact our missionaries. Contributions and donations for these missionaries are always greatly appreciated.

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Home Page Our Vision Directions & Location Sunday Worship Weekly Ministries Home Groups Youth Groups Sports Weekly Missions Leadership Church History Schedule of Events Building Plans	How can YOU help with missions all over the world? Prayer! Missionaries need intercessors more than admirers. They need prayers more than donors. They live and work in the enemy's territory and become the special object of Satan's attack. Support our missionaries by praying for them. Pray for their protection from satanic attack, enablement in life and ministry, flexibility in relationships, attitude of servanthood, compatibility with fellow workers, heart of love for all men, boldness in preaching, fruitfulness in service, filling with the holy spirit, understanding of culture, discipline in devotional life, proficiency in use of language, patience with others, safety in travel, courage in danger, health in soul and body, support adequate for needs, wisdom to maintain finances, family home life and children. We hope to enter this decade with a focus on reaching unreached people groups in the 10-40 window of the world. We long to see missionaries raised up from our church and sent out to the outermost places of the world. Please pray with us as we seek God with this desire. We are also seeking to have more involved relationships with our missionaries and have now set up guidelines concerning who we will consider for support. Thank you to the many who have helped in numerous ways to support our missionaries. Here are the missionaries SRBC supports with prayer and finances: (back to top) Dr. Craig & Patsy Kent work with Mission: Moving Mountains in Tanzania, Africa. The Moving Mountains Mission is an interdenominational, evangelical organization committed to Christian discipleship and community development among the poor peoples of the world. Currently, the organization works in five different countries within Africa. Through an integrated approach they seek to bring reconciliation between God and people. Craig and Patsy, married in 1985, began pursuing opportunities to work as missionaries which would utilize Craig's medical background as well as give the opportunity for involvement in one on one discipleship. They joined Mission: Moving Mountains in 1993 and are now serving in Tanzania, Africa. Craig and Patsy have four young children: April, Melanie, Rachel and Benjamin. Dr. Roy & Marabeth Ringenberg work with HCJB World Radio in Ecuador. Mark & Karen Hedinger - U.F.M. - Mexico Ruth Luttrell works with WIVV and WBMJ Radio in Puerto Rico as part of Calvary Evangelistic Mission. Calvary Evangelistic Mission was founded by Ruth's late husband, Donald, in 1953 as an evangelical, interdenominational, Bible-based, non-profit, faith ministry. The radio stations broadcast 18-20 hours daily touching lives in Puerto Rico and the Lesser Antilles Islands. The Bible Correspondence School and Calvary Evangelistic Mission programs also influence lives and ministries in other nations. Ruth has a heart for people from Africa in the West Indies and those in India. Tom Atwood works with Hebrew Scriptures The Czechoslovak Baptist Convention Wes & Nancy Collins work with Wycliffe Bible Translators in Guatemala. Dr. M. A. Thomas works with Christ For India (Hopegivers) in India. Ota & Renata Vozeh - International Needs - Slovakia & Czech Republic Jeff & Wendy Thompson work for Youth For Christ (Campus Life) in Cleveland, Ohio. The City Mission in Cleveland, Ohio. Steve Benedict works for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship at Cleveland State University. Marc Papai works for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship in Northeast Ohio. Child Evangelism Fellowship in Cleveland, Ohio. Child Evangelism Fellowship has a three-fold purpose to evangelize the unsaved child, disciple them in the word of God, and establish them in a Bible believing church. Lydia Grace Crowder oversees the organization of the teacher training classes, promotes Good News Club ministry, the 5-Day Club ministry, and the Tel-A-Story ministry through donor letters and newsletters. Lydia has also gone to West Africa a few times to train teachers to reach children effectively there as well. Stony Glen Camp located in Madison, Ohio. We extend Christian sympathy to the family & friends of Carl Smith who went home to be with the Lord on February 6, 2001. Carl & Luana served faithfully at Stony Glen for many years. WCRF Radio 103.3FM in Cleveland, Ohio Radio Bible Class (RBC) This past summer we sent one Junior High Student, Tesha Woodard, on a missions trip to Costa Rica. Praise God for providing monetarily for Tesha! Please pray for Tesha as she prepares for the trip. In June 2001, we also sent nearly 15 high school students on a missions trip to Arizona. The high school students spent a week with Native American Indians painting houses and working with children. Praise God for the awesome learning experiences and opportunities had by all during the trip. Proverbs 25:25 says, "Like cold water to a weary soul, so is good news from a distant land." The importance of letters written to missionaries is perhaps illustrated for us by the fact that 21 of 27 New Testament books are letters. Our missionaries would love to hear from you! Contact Donna Boss or the church office for more information regarding missions and how you can contact our missionaries. Contributions and donations for these missionaries are always greatly appreciated. (back to top)