The gospel is going out on the college campuses. Students are hearing the message and coming to Bible Studies. CCN has become official at ECU. No matter what happens in the next few weeks we will continue to go and share the gospel.
Mary Hinnant
“You are the Jesus lady,” said a student I had witnessed earlier that week. We met up again at an ECU home game. I‘ve missed you,” he said. Those words were encouraging to me. I don’t always hear such kind words from people.
October has been a busy month on campus. We are now an official ministry, and we have two Bible studies a week, one for new believers and one geared to apologetics. At our first official event, we gave away 14 Bibles, 25 Books of John, and a New Testament, as well as thousands of tracts on campus and when we witnessed at-home games.
We have also been encouraged by other Christians who thank us for sharing the gospel, but we have also had attacks from our enemy in many forms. There have been times of discouragement and surprises from some who have been close to us. Yet, as the Bible tells us,” all things work for the good of those who love Jesus.” I am thankful for those words, as I have watched them play out this past month.
I am thankful for those who support me in ministry. I could not do this without your support. I am also grateful for those who pray. When I was discouraged this month, I reached out to a friend to ask for prayer. I knew that she would pray. I am so grateful to have a friend who will devote some of their time to pray for me and our ministry. I am thankful to those who financially support us. Without you, we could not give away Bibles, tracts, and other materials. Thank you so much.
We are continuing to conduct our online Bible studies. It has been so encouraging to watch Tracy, one of our Bible study students, learn and get excited about sharing the law and the gospel. As we go out into our community, she has been like a fireball sharing the gospel. Cliff continues to do an excellent job teaching as well!
Tim Jackson at Tidewater Community College the gospel is being proclaimed daily on campus mostly through Open Air preaching twice a week. I had a few students stop and listen to the gospel preaching. I can tell that they were really thinking seriously about their salvation. Some students received tracts after listening while others declined. I pray that God will continue to work on the hearts of students, faculty, staff and community that one day they might repent and believe the gospel!
Gene was able to share the gospel with many people at a booth in Mars Pa. Jenifer and Gene used the Optical Illusion tracts and the IQ Tests to start conversations with hundreds of people.