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Bulletin – April 27, 2025
Bulletin for the week of April 27, 2025.
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Bulletin – April 20, 2025
Bulletin for the week of April 20, 2025.
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Bulletin – April 13, 2025
Bulletin for the week of April 13, 2025.
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Bulletin – April 6, 2025
Bulletin for the week of April 6, 2025.
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Bulletin – March 30, 2025
Bulletin for the week of March 30, 2025.
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Bulletin – March 23, 2025
Bulletin for the week of March 23, 2025.
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Bulletin – March 16, 2025
Bulletin for the week of March 16, 2025.
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Annie Armstrong Easter Offering Week of Prayer – Day 8
THE OTHER SIDE
BAR NUNN, WYOMING
Sometimes, Trent Fetherston thinks about what might’ve been. “I’m lucky I’m alive,” he says. “If Tyler and Ashley wouldn’t have come, I don’t know where I’d be.”
Trent’s talking about Tyler and Ashley Martin, church planting missionaries who moved to Bar Nunn, Wyoming, several years ago and serve the community through Outfitter Church. “Back then, everybody knew Trent,” Tyler says. “Yeah, you could name any bar around here,” says Trent, “and I’ve been kicked out of it.”
Bar Nunn, population 2,986, doesn’t have lots of event space. That’s why Outfitter Church meets at The Hangar, a local bar and grill. “It’s interesting,” Trent says. “A window divides the space. We worship on one side while people on the other side watch from the bar.”
One Sunday morning, a curious Trent Fetherston walked over to the other side of The Hangar. It’s the best decision he ever made. “Tyler preached the gospel,” he says, “and I was born again.”
Trent is now one of more than 60 new believers who have been baptized at Outfitter Church. “My life has changed,” Trent says. “And I owe that all to Tyler and Ashley answering God’s call.”
PRAY FOR
Trent’s expressed desire to one day help plant and pastor new churches in Wyoming.
Encouragers who can build up Tyler and Ashley as they serve in an isolated, unchurched place.
A dedicated facility where Outfitter Church can meet and do ministry.
08March
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Annie Armstrong Easter Offering Week of Prayer – Day 7
CIRCUIT RIDERS
BAR NUNN, WYOMING
Nothingness. When most people drive any direction out of Bar Nunn, Wyoming, that’s what they see. “There are no stores, no houses,” says Tyler Martin. “If you have half a tank, you better fill up because there’s not a gas station for a while.”
Yet when Tyler and Ashley Martin moved to Bar Nunn as church planting missionaries, they saw something in all that nothing.
“In Wyoming, there are 203 places-mostly small towns-you can have as a mailing address. More than 60 of those don’t have a church of any kind. And God told us, ‘Those people need the gospel too.”‘ That something became Outfitter Church.
Now, Tyler is training men in Outfitter Church to go to all those small, out-of-the-way places. “Wyoming is so spread out, and we have so few resources that church planters have to come from our congregation,” he says. “So, we’re creating circuit preaching teams that will plant churches all over the state.”
Where others see nothing, Tyler, Ashley, and the congregation of Outfitter Church continue to see something. “Towns that have never had a church-ever in their history,” Tyler says, “now we’re going to get the gospel to them.”
PRAY FOR
God to raise up more men at Outfitter Church to take the gospel to more unchurched communities.
The endurance and perseverance required to start and grow church plants in remote, hard-to-get-to places.
Other churches in Wyoming to recognize and respond to the gospel needs around them.
07March
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Bulletin – March 9, 2025
Bulletin for the week of March 9, 2025.
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Annie Armstrong Easter Offering Week of Prayer – Day 6
ON THE BORDER
LAREDO, TEXAS
It might be the most unique classroom in all of North America.
That’s how Osvaldo and Vanessa Lerma describe the Send Relief Ministry Center in Laredo, Texas. Located just a few miles from the U.S.-Mexico border, this is where the Lermas bring volunteers for hands-on refugee ministry experience.
“We minister alongside churches that have been called to share Christ with hurting people,” Vanessa says, “by introducing them to refugees who are coming to the U.S. to legally seek asylum. We’re always amazed at what refugees go through to come here. They left behind horrible poverty and violence. Some of them walk for weeks or even months.”
The Lermas pair up mission teams with Laredo churches and a local respite center. “We all work together to provide tangible help including meals, hygiene kits, and a safe place to rest and to shower,” Osvaldo says. “But, most importantly, we tell hurting people how they can find hope in Jesus.”
For mission teams, this is an opportunity to be on the front lines of refugee ministry and be the hands and feet of Jesus. “All churches are called to be compassionate,” Osvaldo says. “We’re here to help them see how God might lead them to start compassion ministries in their own communities.”
PRAY FOR
Osvaldo and Vanessa’s endurance as they serve refugees in Laredo in this challenging time.
Mission teams to learn lessons in Laredo that will make them more effective gospel witnesses in their own communities.
Refugees who are resettled elsewhere, that they may be connected with local churches who will compassionately share the love of Christ with them.
06March
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Annie Armstrong Easter Offering Week of Prayer – Day 5
CONNECTING THE DOTS
LANGLEY, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Everything in their lives led to this. But Christian and Laura Rowland might not have realized that when they began planting a church in Langley, British Columbia, a Vancouver suburb with a diverse ethnic population and a desperate need for gospel witness. “When we moved here,” Christian says, “we were just trying to figure out, ‘Where do we start?'”
Fortunately for them, God had already started long before they arrived.
Christian and Laura both grew up in foreign countries. As college students, they participated in GenSend, a North American Mission Board program that puts young people on the mission field alongside church planters. They were sent to Vancouver. Then, shortly after they were married, their church in Texas announced plans to plant a new church. In Vancouver.
“We grew up overseas just like so many people here, then we did GenSend here, and we ended up in a congregation called to plant here,” Christian says. “So we can look back and say, ‘Oh, that’s God.'”
“Now, people are coming to the Lord here,” Laura says. “And we can see this was all part of His sovereign unfolding plan.”
PRAY FOR
Continued unity as New Song Community Church experiences growth.
The resources Christian and Laura need to do ministry in one of North America’s most expensive metro areas.
Encounters that lead to gospel conversations.