Reflecting on the first year of his two-year call, evangelist Nick Lammé shares that he is greatly encouraged by all that the Lord has done and will do. One area of particular encouragement is the Bible study that began this past August. The study was started in the family home of Providence OPC (Kingwood, TX) church members living in the city of Crosby. Crosby is in East Houston and up until then, Nick had no outreach in that part of the city. The study has grown and remained steady over the last seven months! One couple, Patrick and Wendy, who currently attend a small Pentecostal church, are regular and faithful attendees. They participate in every aspect of the study and look forward to coming each week. After one study, Wendy thanked

Winter is almost over and spring is on the horizon in the Twin Cities. Pastor Michael Seufert shares that Mission OPC is gearing up for their annual “Zwingli Sausage Supper” to be held later this week (3/6 and 3/7). In the past, the event has been both a community outreach and an opportunity to fellowship with other area Reformed churches. This year, Mission OPC will host Dr. David VanDrunen, professor at Westminster Seminary California. Friday evening, Dr. VanDrunen will lead a discussion on the Lord’s Supper. Saturday morning, he’ll lead two seminars on topics related to Christians and culture. Please pray for a fruitful time of fellowship, as well as edification through Dr. VanDrunen’s teaching. The congregation continues to settle into

Pastor Larry Oldaker writes, “Thank you for your prayers for us here on the north coast in Sandusky, Ohio. It’s been a long winter of sickness for many families. The two families who’ve expressed interest in membership are among those who have been sick. We are waiting until they are able and ready to be interviewed. Every winter along Lake Erie we go into ‘winter hibernation’ and things slow down. We’ve had a few visitors and we praise God for that. This past Lord’s Day, March 1, the congregation met for a meeting called by the overseeing session. The purpose of this meeting was to elect two men as ruling elders, elect myself as the church’s first regular pastor, and petition the Presbytery of Ohio to organize Firelands Grace OPC as a

Keys Presbyterian Church (KPC) has once more taken to planning the 30th Anniversary Celebration of their first worship service. The date is coming up soon on March 22. The church had originally planned the celebration in September 2019 (to correspond with the original September 1989 start) but it was postponed due to the sudden death of Pastor Welzien’s wife Sessie. Pastor Welzien highlights that this celebration is a testimony to the faithfulness of God. He states that there is no earthly explanation for this mission work to continue to exist in such a secular, godless area. Many have heard the gospel, and many have learned the truths of God’s sovereignty through this ministry, as this is the only Reformed work in Monroe County. Pastor

Evangelist Chris Cashen writes, “The body of Christ is such a blessing. At times, the providential hand of God allows us to see and appreciate different facets of the body. This past November, we were given the privilege of participating in the joy of a Congolese wedding. The family of four which the Lord brought to our doors in 2018 came as an unmarried couple due to deeply held traditions in their home country. As they received the ministry of the Word, the Spirit convicted the couple that they needed to submit themselves to the Word of God and not cling to the traditions of men. It is only as we have engaged in ministering to those aliens and strangers who are suffering the tribulations of this world that we have been enabled to see the