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General Supervisor Tammy Dunahoo talks about the thoughtful process of realignment that the National Church Office has worked through during the past two years, and outlines several key changes that have been made in Foursquare’s NextGen, ForeRunners and Hispanic ministries.
Pastor Ken Pretty-On-Top of Spirit of Life Light House for Nations, a Foursquare church in Montana, is grateful for the Christians who planted seeds generations ago that have resulted in the harvest his church enjoys today. Believing God has promised greater things to come, he and his church continue to plant spiritual seeds so that others will find Christ, too.
Bill Gowey, a Foursquare credentialed minister and missionary based in Flagstaff, Ariz., is seeing a powerful move of the Holy Spirit among Native people groups in the U.S. and Mexico. His ministry, Reztoration, works to bring Native peoples to Christ, as well as reconciliation between America’s indigenous people and the church.
In American Indian cultures, the “grand entry” is a celebratory pageant that begins a powwow. And as Foursquare's Jeff Yellow Owl has discovered, the Holy Spirit is making a grand entry into the people's lives who are close to his heart.
In this four-part series, we take a close look at some unique Foursquare ministries across the country. Here in Part 3, we read about Foursquare pastors showing love and compassion to Native Americans in California, and to Mormons in Utah.
Raised on the Yakama Indian Reservation and blessed with the gift of music, Luana Lumley found her calling in ministry among Native Americans.
Four years ago, Randy and Cheryl planted a First Nations church in Santa Fe Springs, Calif. Last summer, they “pulled up stakes,” consolidated their belongings into the camper and hit the road.
Martha Manzo tells the story of how the Lord brought her from Alaska to a Foursquare church in Santa Fe Springs, Calif.