There has been much to be thankful for in the month of August. The meetings have been fruitful and blessed with a fresh anointing of God’s Spirit. The crusade in Trinidad resulted in over sixty professions of faith, of which about half were adults. I spoke at a youth camp in the upper peninsula of Michigan for seventeen different churches. Seven souls were saved and many other life-altering decisions were made by the campers. Please pray that the four meetings in September will be equally blessed of God, or greatly surpass in spiritual results and Holy Ghost conviction. May they pass our previous experience and overwhelm our expectations.

Thank you so much for your help in this work. Our labors are expanded and progress with your prayers and support. You are so important to this preacher and I pray for you daily. God bless you!

We live in strange, yet compelling times, however, God has placed us in this hour to be lights in an ever darkening world. This is no time to abandon ship or lower our sails. This is the hour to cast off all excess baggage and with guns blazing and flags unfurled; fight the battles for truth and right. Paul said it well, “… having done all, to stand. Stand…!”

Your companion in grace,

Tim Green

What an exciting and event-filled month April has been. The first Sunday of the month I closed out a meeting in south Texas. The morning service was truly a visitation from the Lord. This church had suffered the unprecedented loss of three of its young people in two separate traffic accidents. That Sunday morning three teenager’s souls were saved and rejoicing filled the hearts of most of us present that day.

I was honored to speak also in the Revival Fires Conference in Louisville, Kentucky and God blessed. Easter Sunday I was in the Detroit area and two made professions of faith on their Resurrection Day! I close out the month in West Virginia and things get hectic in May! I will be in Florida, North Carolina, Ohio, and Texas.

In the next few days Sandy and I face with high mixed emotions the departure of our eldest son, Jordan, his wife Bethany and our granddaughter Ashelyn, taking off to Old Mexico for their first term as missionaries. Our hearts are full with a mixture of pride and sadness, joy and longing, fear and faith, and heaviness and hope. I know this is why God gave us our children – that we might raise them to be available for Him – but we are oh so human at times like this. Please pray for us and pray for them. They have a minimum of support, but a great God to serve.

Thank you ever so much for your faithful giving and support of our work over the years. You are a constant encouragement to this preacher and his dear companion. We love you and pray God’s best would be yours .

Redemptively His & warmly yours,

Tim Green