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Sunday, June 10, 2007
Monday, June 4, 2007
Servant Ministry Shelby Kay Kennedy
Shelby Kay Kennedy, much beloved daughter of Ken and Debora Kennedy of Kendall County, Texas, was called by her Lord and savior Jesus Christ to her eternal reward, Tuesday, May 31, at 7:15 P.M. after a battle with cancer. Shelby's life was the personification of sacrifice, servant-hood, spiritual joy and honor to her father and mother.
In her short but Gospel-rich twenty three years, Shelby brought hope and happiness to thousands through her mission work with her family throughout the world in regions as diverse as Mexico and South Africa. Shelby's heart, however, always pointed to Haiti where she personally administered Christian schools, participated in discipleship evangelism, and managed significant food distribution efforts for the needy.
A ferociously loyal daughter and an eternally optimistic servant of the Cross, Shelby rests now in the bosom of her Savior. "Absent from the body, (she is) present with the Lord."
Shelby is survived by her parents, Ken and Debbi Kennedy; sister and brother-in-law, Holly and Micah Wakefield and niece, Heidi; sisters, Sara, Brigitta and Michelle; brothers, Kenny, Micah, James, John, Jonathan, Carlos, Mark and Alex ; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kennedy; maternal grandmother, Barbara McGovern; and numerous other relatives.
http://www.onlyaservant.org
In her short but Gospel-rich twenty three years, Shelby brought hope and happiness to thousands through her mission work with her family throughout the world in regions as diverse as Mexico and South Africa. Shelby's heart, however, always pointed to Haiti where she personally administered Christian schools, participated in discipleship evangelism, and managed significant food distribution efforts for the needy.
A ferociously loyal daughter and an eternally optimistic servant of the Cross, Shelby rests now in the bosom of her Savior. "Absent from the body, (she is) present with the Lord."
Shelby is survived by her parents, Ken and Debbi Kennedy; sister and brother-in-law, Holly and Micah Wakefield and niece, Heidi; sisters, Sara, Brigitta and Michelle; brothers, Kenny, Micah, James, John, Jonathan, Carlos, Mark and Alex ; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kennedy; maternal grandmother, Barbara McGovern; and numerous other relatives.
http://www.onlyaservant.org
Servant Ministry Nancy Sheldon
Nancy Sheldon grew up in the Detroit, Michigan area, the second daughter of Ted and Lois Strasser. After graduating from high school in 1970, she married and moved to a small town outside of Port Huron, Michigan. It was here that she had her two children, Hank and Julie. It was here also where she accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as her personal Savior and committed her life to serving Him in whatever way He directed.
In the year 1988, while the secretary at Life of Faith Fellowship, her son Hank wanted to go on a short-term mission trip to Jamaica with his youth group. Her daughter, Julie, wanted to go too but was under the age limit. Nancy offered to chaperone and was permitted to bring her daughter along. Little did she know that her life was about to change forever.
Nancy’s experience in Jamaica had such an impact on her heart that she came home convinced that God was calling her to the mission field. After several months of seeking the Lord’s direction and researching mission works in different parts of the world, she decided to check out the work in Guatemala. Serious preparation and fundraising followed. In 1989 she left the comforts and conveniences of her home and with her children, was sent out by her home church, Life of Faith Fellowship to a very remote part of Guatemala, not knowing what the future held.
It has now been 14 years and Nancy’s heart has become deeply intertwined with the life of these people. She has put down her roots and, Lord willing, will finish out her life there ministering God’s love and grace for whosoever will receive.
http://www.servantministries.net
In the year 1988, while the secretary at Life of Faith Fellowship, her son Hank wanted to go on a short-term mission trip to Jamaica with his youth group. Her daughter, Julie, wanted to go too but was under the age limit. Nancy offered to chaperone and was permitted to bring her daughter along. Little did she know that her life was about to change forever.
Nancy’s experience in Jamaica had such an impact on her heart that she came home convinced that God was calling her to the mission field. After several months of seeking the Lord’s direction and researching mission works in different parts of the world, she decided to check out the work in Guatemala. Serious preparation and fundraising followed. In 1989 she left the comforts and conveniences of her home and with her children, was sent out by her home church, Life of Faith Fellowship to a very remote part of Guatemala, not knowing what the future held.
It has now been 14 years and Nancy’s heart has become deeply intertwined with the life of these people. She has put down her roots and, Lord willing, will finish out her life there ministering God’s love and grace for whosoever will receive.
http://www.servantministries.net
Servant Ministry Nancy Coen
Nancy Coen is first and foremost a "Servant of the Lord whose desire is simply to DO the will of the Lord, believing that: "The Spirit of the Lord is upon her to preach the gospel to the poor, heal the broken hearted, preach deliverance to the blind...to bind up the brokenhearted to set at liberty those who are bruised, and to preach the acceptable year of the Lord"
Nancy is a fully ordained minister and gifted teacher on Prophetic Intercession and Spiritiual Warfare. Her 15 years experience in Deliverance, Prophetic and Healing ministry has brought effective change to the lives of thousands of people around the world. Jesus has touched many people with documented miraculous healings from terminal diseases under her ministry. She is a member of Cornerstone Ministries, Inc. in Washington D.C., a ministry especially designed to provide prophetic ministry and teaching to those involved in the fields of both National and International government, communication and entertainment. She has served as Texas State Prayer Coordinator for Washington-For Jesus and still ministers each month in Washington D.C., where she has prayed and prophesied over Ambassadors, Presidents, Kings and homeless beggars alike.
Her work in Prophetic Warfare has laid the foundation for her present work with the unreached people of the 10/40 Window. Her heart for the lost has taken her to over 20 nations of the world. Many of the uneveangelized have been saved, healed, delivered, (even some raised from the dead), and filled with the Holy Spirit in the prisons, orphanages, schools, churches, streets, and dark places of the world as a result of her ministry. She has a special burden from God providing Bibles, discipleship materials, and encouragement to our brothers and sisters in the "Persecuted Church".
http://servantministries.com
Nancy is a fully ordained minister and gifted teacher on Prophetic Intercession and Spiritiual Warfare. Her 15 years experience in Deliverance, Prophetic and Healing ministry has brought effective change to the lives of thousands of people around the world. Jesus has touched many people with documented miraculous healings from terminal diseases under her ministry. She is a member of Cornerstone Ministries, Inc. in Washington D.C., a ministry especially designed to provide prophetic ministry and teaching to those involved in the fields of both National and International government, communication and entertainment. She has served as Texas State Prayer Coordinator for Washington-For Jesus and still ministers each month in Washington D.C., where she has prayed and prophesied over Ambassadors, Presidents, Kings and homeless beggars alike.
Her work in Prophetic Warfare has laid the foundation for her present work with the unreached people of the 10/40 Window. Her heart for the lost has taken her to over 20 nations of the world. Many of the uneveangelized have been saved, healed, delivered, (even some raised from the dead), and filled with the Holy Spirit in the prisons, orphanages, schools, churches, streets, and dark places of the world as a result of her ministry. She has a special burden from God providing Bibles, discipleship materials, and encouragement to our brothers and sisters in the "Persecuted Church".
http://servantministries.com
Servant Ministries Louis and Mary Neely
Louis Neely sensed the call of God on his life when he was a boy of only twelve years old. But at the time, he refused to listen and respond to that call. In fact, the refusal was so strong the day it came that he received a quick whack on the back of his head for bursting out with a loud "No!" in the middle of the church service. He had grown up in the home of a preacher, and had determined early on in his life that if there was one thing he was not going to be, it was a preacher! His sights were set on being a night club singer and stand-up comedian. Louis felt he had won the battle that day in church, minus a little pain at the back of his cranium. But time was on God's side. He had plans for Louis, and was not going to give up that easily. Louis would learn later that in the end God always wins.
Louis spent his teenage years doing what most healthy young Texas boys did at the time--play football, race cars, and act tough. He had a bent toward pushing the limits of permissibility with his parents and the law though, which kept his father diligently praying for him during those days. There was never an early morning when Louis did not hear his father's prayers echoing through the heater vents of the house: "Lord, I thank you for the wonderful children you have blessed us with, but I'm concerned about Louis, and I know you are too." Louis would bury his head under his pillow trying to drown out the reverberating voice.
One night, shortly after graduating from high school, as Louis was driving home late from a date, he received a wake-up call. Unable to stop in time, because of excessive speed and youthful arrogance, he rammed his automobile into the back of another car. The impact of the collision plunged the steering column of his car into the driver's seat, missing his chest by inches. As he sat in his car contemplating the nearly fatal experience he had just survived, the voice of the Lord quietly began to intrude upon his other thoughts. This time Louis said "yes" and from that day on dedicated himself to serving Jesus Christ with all of his heart and strength.
His first assignment as a "minister" came when he told his father a couple of days after the car accident that he was called to the ministry. His father answered, "Great! Here is a mop and a bucket. The restrooms of the church need to be cleaned." Although Louis did not recognize the full significance of this first lesson in the ministry at the time, it turned out to be one of the most important. The word "minister" means "servant" and so, being called to the ministry literally means to be called to full-time servanthood to God and his people.
God placed a red-hot fire in Louis' heart to share the good news of Jesus Christ with the world. Fortunately, Louis was a preacher without an audience those first few weeks. God would have to temper his servant before he was sent out, but what the young Louis lacked in wisdom, he made up for with enthusiasm and passion. One day while his father was out of town, a couple came to the church looking for some help with a bitter dispute they were having. Louis naively took it upon himself to give them some marriage counseling. At the end of the session the man and woman were so united in their anger toward Louis that they forgot about why they had been fighting.
As time went on the Lord began to provide opportunities for Louis to share with others what burned in his heart. And in just a couple of years, Louis found himself traveling all over the south western United States speaking as an evangelist at literally any church that would have him. At the peak of this period of his life, he spoke over 320 separate times in a single year.
It was during this time that Louis met his wife Mary. She was a woman blessed with tremendous vision and faith. In fact, she agreed to marry Louis after only two dates! Together, Louis and Mary became an effective team used by God to carry his message of hope and salvation to the world.
God expanded Louis and Mary's ministry to include not only the southern and western states, but the world. They travelled extensively throughout Africa, India, the Middle East, and Brazil, preaching the Gospel. While traveling around the world, meeting and working with people from all kinds of different cultures and backgrounds, the Lord instilled in them a global Christian perspective. The "church" is not simply the building at the end of the street in our neighborhood. It is the Body of Christ throughout the world. Denominational divisions are products of human beings. The unifying and pervading truths of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ are from God.
Mary was seven months pregnant with their only child, Julissa, when they felt it necessary to find a place to settle, at least for a few months. Through the generosity of a friend a small apartment was provided for them in Sacramento, California. Shortly after Julissa was born, Louis, Mary, and the baby were off again. The call to worldwide evangelism was as strong as ever. They had no idea at the time that one day soon God was going to call them back to Sacramento to begin a work that would become Warehouse Christian Ministries.
http://www.warehouseministries.org
Louis spent his teenage years doing what most healthy young Texas boys did at the time--play football, race cars, and act tough. He had a bent toward pushing the limits of permissibility with his parents and the law though, which kept his father diligently praying for him during those days. There was never an early morning when Louis did not hear his father's prayers echoing through the heater vents of the house: "Lord, I thank you for the wonderful children you have blessed us with, but I'm concerned about Louis, and I know you are too." Louis would bury his head under his pillow trying to drown out the reverberating voice.
One night, shortly after graduating from high school, as Louis was driving home late from a date, he received a wake-up call. Unable to stop in time, because of excessive speed and youthful arrogance, he rammed his automobile into the back of another car. The impact of the collision plunged the steering column of his car into the driver's seat, missing his chest by inches. As he sat in his car contemplating the nearly fatal experience he had just survived, the voice of the Lord quietly began to intrude upon his other thoughts. This time Louis said "yes" and from that day on dedicated himself to serving Jesus Christ with all of his heart and strength.
His first assignment as a "minister" came when he told his father a couple of days after the car accident that he was called to the ministry. His father answered, "Great! Here is a mop and a bucket. The restrooms of the church need to be cleaned." Although Louis did not recognize the full significance of this first lesson in the ministry at the time, it turned out to be one of the most important. The word "minister" means "servant" and so, being called to the ministry literally means to be called to full-time servanthood to God and his people.
God placed a red-hot fire in Louis' heart to share the good news of Jesus Christ with the world. Fortunately, Louis was a preacher without an audience those first few weeks. God would have to temper his servant before he was sent out, but what the young Louis lacked in wisdom, he made up for with enthusiasm and passion. One day while his father was out of town, a couple came to the church looking for some help with a bitter dispute they were having. Louis naively took it upon himself to give them some marriage counseling. At the end of the session the man and woman were so united in their anger toward Louis that they forgot about why they had been fighting.
As time went on the Lord began to provide opportunities for Louis to share with others what burned in his heart. And in just a couple of years, Louis found himself traveling all over the south western United States speaking as an evangelist at literally any church that would have him. At the peak of this period of his life, he spoke over 320 separate times in a single year.
It was during this time that Louis met his wife Mary. She was a woman blessed with tremendous vision and faith. In fact, she agreed to marry Louis after only two dates! Together, Louis and Mary became an effective team used by God to carry his message of hope and salvation to the world.
God expanded Louis and Mary's ministry to include not only the southern and western states, but the world. They travelled extensively throughout Africa, India, the Middle East, and Brazil, preaching the Gospel. While traveling around the world, meeting and working with people from all kinds of different cultures and backgrounds, the Lord instilled in them a global Christian perspective. The "church" is not simply the building at the end of the street in our neighborhood. It is the Body of Christ throughout the world. Denominational divisions are products of human beings. The unifying and pervading truths of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ are from God.
Mary was seven months pregnant with their only child, Julissa, when they felt it necessary to find a place to settle, at least for a few months. Through the generosity of a friend a small apartment was provided for them in Sacramento, California. Shortly after Julissa was born, Louis, Mary, and the baby were off again. The call to worldwide evangelism was as strong as ever. They had no idea at the time that one day soon God was going to call them back to Sacramento to begin a work that would become Warehouse Christian Ministries.
http://www.warehouseministries.org
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