My Dear Teammates,

During this past Sunday morning church service, the pastor said from the platform, “God is good!” Immediately, there was a response from someone in the congregation who answered, “all the time!”  God is good all the time, Teammate.  He did not promise that it would be easy, only that he would be with us in the good times and also in the bad times.  His promises are true and we can take them to the bank of Heaven!

Things are moving at a fast pace here at Frontier Missions.  One of the big thrills is our rapidly expanding thrift store.  If you haven’t been out yet, plan to stop by.  The store is located in the east end of our warehouse office.  One customer said we should not call it a thrift store, because most of our merchandise is new.  We have everything from clothing to furniture, and it is all at bargain prices, some things at really bargain prices!  The items change on a daily basis, so put us on your shopping route.  The good part is, that everything that comes in through the store, goes right back into the Mission, buying fuel for the trucks and making it possible to reach more precious Indian people for Jesus.  The Word says, “By any means, win some!”

Another area of excitement is our work at White Swan, Washington, on the Yakama Reservation.  Our thrift store manager, Jan Cousins, along with her husband, Pat and her daughter, Maria, has a real burden for that needy reservation.  They are working with Babe, a born again Indian lady who has a burden for her own people.  We are in the process of setting them up with their very own store, that the Natives call a “thrifty” store.  Our point man for White Swan, Hub Mardock, is convinced that God answers prayer.  He is thrilled with the renewed partnership and vision of  Frontier Missions.

Teammate, every prayer you pray and every check you send, helps make this all a reality.  We could not make it without you.  I know that you have many places to send your money.  Please remember that our very own Native American  people, who live on American soil, are among the neediest people in the world.  Would you pray and ask God what He would have you to do?  I believe that if you would  pray that prayer, and then do what  God asks you to do, all our needs would be met.

May God richly reward and bless you,

Darrell Kennedy, President