It has been some time since I last updated this site with an article. Actually, with anything! As well, I noticed that I have not been comfortable in the last few months with posting much on Facebook, Linkedin, or tweeting anything out. I have actually found it difficult to find words to post anywhere, so […]
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International Challenge Week 2012
October 24th, 2011 
Mark Last Wednesday I met in New Orleans with the BCNetwork International Committee (a leading baptist network of campus ministers) to discuss and begin to implement a special emphasis to internationals on college campuses in 2012. During the meeting we concluded that we should immediately announce that we have selected the first full week of October […]
What Will They Say About You? Make A Difference.
October 5th, 2011 Mark This is the statement which was released a few moments ago from Apple about their boss Steve Jobs. I hope that someone will say something similar about me when I am gone. “Apple has lost a visionary and creative genius, and the world has lost an amazing human being. Those of us who have been […]
NAMB Trains & Commissions 14 For Campus Outreach
October 2nd, 2011 Mark his is a dedicated group of college ministers who understand their focus and know the obstacles they face
A Tribute To Our Grandpa
September 6th, 2011 Mark The last and most important gift he gave us was Jesus.
Give A Little Extra
August 22nd, 2011 Mark It is rare when I travel on the Atlanta Marta train and am not asked for a quarter or dollar bill. When I first began to ride the train to the airport, I would not give anyone a handout…just like everyone else on the train. I think we all pretty much felt like […]
Robbed At Gunpoint In Brasil…and I’d Go There Again, Right Now!
June 6th, 2010 Mark This is a little long for a blog but you need to at least scan this. Two weeks ago I was in the streets of wonderful Sao Paulo, Brazil. It is a very crowded yet kind of edgy place. A place of busy well dressed and pleasantly kind people. I visited the University of Sao Paulo where that […]
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