August Twenty Three
Two Thousand Eleven

Dear Pastor and friends,

I read a story of a man who was a member of the “Golden Knights” U.S. Army parachute team. On April 24, 1974 he jumped out of a plane and performed his “trick jump” where his parachute seems not to open as he plummets to earth! However, on this day, his parachute didn’t open and he fell 2,800 feet to earth. By the way, his back-up chute failed also! Interestingly enough four years later he ran in the Boston Marathon! Sad to say many are falling away all around us in our ranks. But, I can truly say the “fall” does not have to be the end. Anyone who confesses, obtains forgiveness, and forsakes his sin can and will be able to run again! You may run with a limp but you can still run. I have maintained for decades that a limping Israel could outrun a healthy Jacob any day of the week.
I have been involved in some interesting and wonderful services in the month of August. I was privileged to preach my dear dad’s 56th anniversary Sunday at our old home church in Lansing, Michigan. It was good to see old faces, hear testimonies, and see God still working there. This past Sunday we had a great day in an unique church in Loveland, OH. God visited us and His presence brought rejoicing and help to many. I go to Seattle this coming week and pray for God’s anointing on the services.
Thank you so very much for your faithful help. God has used you and yours in our lives and I am eternally grateful. May the dear Lord bless you much for your generosity to our home and work.

Your companion in grace,

Tim Green
Evangelist

July Twenty Six
Two Thousand Eleven

Dear Pastor and friend,

The more I travel these roads seeking revival, the more I desire to see Jesus coming soon! It seems like the words of Christ to Judas are apropos; “…this is your hour, and the power of darkness.” The enemy has deceived so many, and others are depending too much on their own accomplishments and the feeble arm of the flesh. However, I have read the Book, the clock is ticking, and the new day is about to dawn! “Even so, come, Lord Jesus!”
I preached around home this past month and then spent the last ten days in Alaska. We had wonderful services on the North Slope, with the devil fighting and God ultimately getting victory in the last service of the meeting. Glory to God! It’s always good to end on a high note!
Thank you so much for your faithful help to the ministry that God has given me. It may not be as big, blessed, and well-known as some other evangelist’s, but it is what God has given me, and I am grateful to have a place in His vineyard to labor. Your gifts and prayers are much appreciated, and may God bless you abundantly for helping me.
I have had a few health issues in the last few months, and I can only attribute the situations to “mileage,” surely it can’t be the word that is left if one doesn’t use the distance! You know…age!
Sandy and I are thankful for each and every one of you.

Laboring in the field,

Tim Green
Evangelist