Bob discusses the question, “What are the marks of someone who looks like Jesus?” and tells a story of one man, Brother Lawrence, who lived each day conscious of Jesus’

David tells stories of being an apprentice of Jesus, particularly in discipleship of ordinary people, and seeing reproduction.

James says, “At 10 years old my father asked me if I wanted to be a missionary to Ethiopia.” James says, “I wrestled with God’s call. But of course, God

“We care for the under-served and uninsured physically, socially, psychologically, emotionally & spiritually. We try to treat them as Christ would treat them, the whole person.”

“You came to Jesus in 2000; now that you know Jesus you need to go out”, said Jeff Bisgrove’s priest.

Early on, Rebecca felt drawn to work with adolescents who are underprivileged and living in the margins.

 Jake and Jennah encourage those in missions in North America, providing pastoral care and friendship. Jennah says, “A lot of what we do is unseen. We had 5 miscarriages… and

John Wood explains the joy during a church potluck meal that includes communion, fellowship, but also externally focused serving with the vulnerable windows, orphans and prisoners.

Rosie shares his heart about helping non-denominational evangelical churches in rural Arizona.