Pastor Ryan Cavanaugh writes, “Looking back at all that Jesus has done at Mission Church in 2019 is overwhelming. In his mercy, we were able to bring 17 people into membership and baptize 3 covenant children and a new believer. Looking forward to this year, we have 2 families totaling 11 people who are now seeking membership! We have formed a hospitality committee to welcome our guests and help grow our congregation together in love. Also, we pray this will help our outreach committee as we seek to make greater connections in our community this year. We are currently planning for Easter, as well as for the County Fair in August. We are also planning to host a Dave Ramsey Financial Peace University class this year. Please pray that our

On the last Lord’s Day of January, Yuma OPC had their annual “State of the Mission Work” meeting, and the state of the work is strong! Pastor Jeremy Baker reflects, “It is hard to believe that we have already been meeting for worship on a weekly basis for over 4 1/2 years! My family and I love serving in Yuma and feel blessed to be a part of what the Lord is doing here.” Since last summer, two families have joined (both military), one family comes regularly (military), and another family (year round) will likely join soon. The work will also have the joy of welcoming three covenant children in the next month or so. In addition to growing in number, Yuma is growing in love for the Lord and for each other. Even Yuma’s visitors have commented

The Lord in his goodness continues to bring visitors to Coeur d’Alene Reformed Church. Pastor David Graves reports that, despite the onset of winter in January, visitors are coming their way and several keep returning. One family that has been attending evening worship since July started worshiping on Sunday mornings as well. Additionally, the unity and excitement of the congregation continues to grow. The men are still meeting on Friday nights to discuss The Bruised Reed by Richard Sibbes,and the discussions have been fruitful, especially for those new to the Reformed faith. Praise God for these blessings! Please pray that God would continue to unite the congregation and add to their number. Pray as well for the upcoming implementation of

Pastor Carl Miller writes, “We praise our gracious God for His blessing at New Braunfels OPC.” The church joyfully welcomed a new family into membership last month. New member training has recently begun with two others. The men of New Braunfels have enjoyed fellowship and study at the monthly Men’s Breakfast where Pastor Miller is teaching lessons on disciplines of godly men. The congregation has joined the New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce and is praying for good fruit from connections and advertising there, especially with new move-ins to the community. Members continue to have zeal for sharing the hope that is within them with friends and those the Lord brings across their path, also inviting many to church. Please join the congregation