Ukraine missions trip

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New dates and locations have been added to our spring speaking itinerary.  We will be in Auburn, Northern & Southern California, Castro, Kalamazoo, Little Rock, Minneapolis, Modesto, Portland, Reedly, and Seattle.  For the latest dates, addresses, and times...

We have added new dates and venues to our itinerary!

Come and hear Reign Ministries staff and students speak about our 2010 summer mission trips to Africa (Sierra Leone), China, Costa Rica, India, Ireland, Nepal, Romania & Ukraine, and Western Europe (EuroQuest.

You can view the cities, venues, dates & times, and choose an event near you.  Click the map link and get directions directly to the venue.  Come and join us if you have questions, desire to meet the staff of Reign Ministries, or are an alumnus and want to lend your energy.

Ukraine team home in America.

Tonight we find ourselves packed and ready to leave the Ukraine.  All of our black packs are lined up by the front door, our equipment is shrink wrapped, and our rooms here are cleaner than they h

Sunday night was our last night of basketball ministry, and as a team
we were looking for a big night. Saturday was a good night of ministry
and many things happened. Cody talked about leaving everything we had
on the court, being relentless in our ministry in anticipation of
debriefing week. We played basketball, did the performances (killer
performances) and then we started talking to people about Jesus.

Tonight marks our last time of street ministry/basketball.  We expect a huge crowd tonight and we are excited to share the gospel with young people we have spent the last three weeks getting to know.  Debriefing is right around the corner for us, but we are determined to "leave it all on the court" tonight and leave the results up to God.

New Location for Sierra Leone debrief in London

Last Sunday we found ourselves in the church here in Odessa.  We were crammed into the tiny room they rent in an old Soviet factory.  The reason we were crammed is: A) the room is tiny, and B) We had many first time visitors that came to the church for the first time after meeting our team during our nights of ministry here at the basketball courts.  It is one thing to see our students have great conversations with people after one of our street performances.  And, it is beautiful to see those same people get connected and plugged in to the local church that we are working alongside.  It has been a huge encouragement for the local believers from the church here who were nearly ecstatic when they saw how many people (some who have never stepped foot in a church before) enter their fold!  Praise God for his faithfulness.

This past week we all wrote out a 3 minute testimony that we would be able to share in conversations with people as we are talking about our relationship with Christ.  The day we assigned this, a few of the students were really struggling with what to say and how to say it.  That night however, one of these students, Sarah, found herself in a spiritual conversation with someone and before she knew it, whe was sharing her story.  She came back excited that night that God had given her what she was so nervous about writing out, just when she needed it.