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The Caribbean Ministries Association

to CCCA
Canyon Creek Christian Academy

to FBC Frisco
First Baptist Church Frisco

to DTS
Dallas Theological Seminary

PRAYER REQUESTS 05.01

Pray for our students, that they would retain their training and celebrate graduation

Pray for CMA and that God would send us more missionaries

Remember to pray for Micah as he grows

Pray for our staff with the many responsiblities we have

Pray for the expansion of training to the south part of Eleuthera, starting this Fall

Pray for the current staff CMA and our overall dependence on God for guidance

The continued expansion of CMA to all the islands thoughout the Caribbean

The Return of Christ

 

5.27.09 - Celebrating Graduation

I wanted to take a moment and write a short post, just expounding on the privilege we have to serve and train pastors and church leaders here on the island.

Graduation here is such a momentous event; not only for our students but also for us. We spend hours with our students in the class room, and occasionally lose sight of the forest amidst the trees, so-to-speak.

Graduation allows us to see the big picture again and hear the appreciation from the culmination of training.

It is truly a special event for us, but in many ways it is even more special for our students. They all are bi-vocational pastors and church leaders, and for 2 straight years they sacrifice night after night with us in the classroom.

There are even those who haven't graduated from high school, thus EBTC graduation is quite the milestone in their ministry and lives.

We are thankful and humbled that the Lord would use this ministry to impact so many lives... may there be many more.