Evangelism, Evotions, Resources, That Youth Thing

Books are dropped off

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I just got back from the parking lot of a vacant Piggly Wiggly in Irmo, South Carolina (which is near Columbia – home of the Fighting Gamecocks). That was the designated “drop” for a meeting that has been in the works for a couple of months now between me and the Royal Rangers of South Carolina.

Big shout out to Michael Keese, the director for the S.C. Assembly of God Royal Ranger program, for making it work to get my book, God is My Air Traffic Controller, into the hands of 250 young men at their district PowWow this year.

Michael is an air traffic controller and has been using his training and experiences to train young men about how God leads us in our faith and so he knew that my book would be a perfect companion for his teaching and their theme for this year which is, as you probably guessed, “God is my Air Traffic Controller.” How cool is that?

Thanks, also, to the Assembly of God’s Light for the Lost program which saw the potential in Michael’s idea and came through with the funding for it. If you’re the head of a district Royal Ranger program and would be interested in doing what Michael did, contact me and I’ll gladly share how you can not only get some great devotional material to your boys, but also get funding for it and potentially raise funds for your RR program. It’s your basic win-win-win situation.

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May 10, 2008by Paul Jenkins
Written by Paul Jenkins
Paul Jenkins is lead pastor of The Gathering, a community church located in beautiful downtown Albemarle, North Carolina. He's the author of God is My Air Traffic Controller and My Name's Not Lou. Paul is passionate about his wife, his 3 children, running, reading, coaching, leading people who are following Jesus, Swedish Fish and the Carolina Panthers.