MK Corner


T.J.

TJ is a Sophomore at Nelson University!

TJ is studying Church Leadership and Music Ministry Nelson (formerly SAGU) University. Please pray for him as he works hard to get his degree with as little debt as possible. Paying for College himself, he must walk a path of working as hard as he can, while at the same time trusting God to provide in miraculous ways.

Praise the Lord for TJ’s sensitivity to hear the call of the Lord, may he grow in his trust and faith of the greatness of our God as he walks that path.

If you desire to help TJ financially, please contact Nelson University and bless a young man with big Ministry dreams socks off!

Ariyanna

Ariyanna Launches at Evangel University!

is launching into her future as a freshman at Evangel University. She is pursuing a degree in Art Education and Biblical Studies. Ari earned a Fine-Arts Scholarship at EU and is also running XC/Track this year!

Ariyanna, worked hard in high school and starting college off on the right foot with scholarships, a team, and several college credits already under her belt. But we are reminded, it isn’t as important how you start, as how you finish.

Please pray for her to continue to run the race, and finish this race well. Please pray that she continues to develop as Christlike student and athlete. Most importantly, please pray for to continually hear from the Lord and always give Jesus her YES!


Gracie

Esperanza Grace

Our baby is a Junior in High School! Yikes! She is still a strait A student, plays flute in marching band, runs cross country and track, sings in the women’s choir “Aetos Singers”, and serves on the media team at church. It’s challenging to keep up with our joyful extrovert. We are so proud of her.

Please keep praying for her to have a few good friends that follow Jesus and will encourage her to grow in her relationship with God. This has been a growing area of struggle for our Gracie. Please pray for her to grow deep in her faith, know the boundless love of God, and truly be a shining beacon in the dark halls of her high school of her namesake, HOPE (Esperanza means hope!)