Camp Pearl                                 

Camp Pearl was established in 1947,  solely for the purpose of introducing individuals, targeting the youth, to Jesus Christ in an enjoyable natural setting.

   William Seth Baggett had a dream. He wanted to have a Bible camp for youth in the Reeves LA area. His dream included a desire for the camp to be a haven for missionaries home on furlough; to have a base place to live, relax, and from which to work.

   This dream came reality when 15 acres of land was donated by Lee Green to be used for the camp. Many people assisted in developing his dream by donating many hours of hard labor clearing the land, described as a pine wilderness with briar patches higher than a tall man.

Members of our church regularly donate time, labor, materials, and funds to build the ministry of Camp Pearl. Don Barrett is the current administrator. He can be reached at the following email address DBarrettCP@aol.com or the physical address listed below.

Camp Pearl Ministries
P. O. Box 10
Reeves, LA 70658
(337) 666 - 2443

 

Daniel McCabe

Daniel McCabe is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary. Recently Daniel was led by the Lord to start a new church in the Western part of Calcasieu Parish near Sulphur, LA.

This work is an new endeavor and one that meets a very real need in that part of the parish. Daniel can be reached at danielmccabe@juno.com .

Kirk and Yolanda Rogers                                                                                        

Kirk and Yolanda Rogers have been laboring to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with the indigenous people of  Guinea West Africa. These people are called the Landamou people. Their work has led them and their five children to live in a primitive tribal area.

With their co-workers they are spending their time learning the language, translating scripture, teaching literacy, and living a godly life before their predominately Muslim neighbors. The Rogers work with the New Tribes Mission agency. Great things are happening! Missionaries in some tribes are now fluent enough in the tribal language and culture to begin teaching God’s Word. There are new believeres among the Susu/Nalu, the Tanda and the Landuma people. Missionaries in these three tribes are translating the Word, and discipling new believers with the hope of establishing these young churches. In another tribe, missionaries are beginning language study. There are six more people groups in view as soon as God sends the laborers.

They are sponsored by the a Baptist Church in Sulphur LA. You can reach the Rogers at Kirk_Rogers@NTM.org

 

Gary Whitmore - TWR - Transworld Radio                                         Trans World Radio (TWR) is the most far-reaching Christian radio network in the world. Programs in over 200 languages and dialects are aired from more than 2,800 outlets around the world, including 14 international broadcasting locations, as well as local medium wave (AM), shortwave, long wave and FM radio stations, direct-to-listener satellite broadcasts, cable audio systems and the Internet. Every day, TWR’s broadcasts reach millions in over 160 countries. Mission History TWR was founded by Dr. Paul E. Freed in 1952 as a nonprofit organization to proclaim the unchanging message of the Gospel. The first broadcast was aired more than 50 years ago from a 2,500-watt transmitter in Tangier, Morocco, in February 1954. Worldwide Staff TWR’s worldwide team consists of over 2,000. Strategic partnerships exist in over 40 countries with more than 200 organizations, including Thru the Bible, Insight for Living, In Touch, Leading the Way and Back to the Bible. Because it is essential that all broadcasts be completely understood by the listeners in their own language, TWR’s international staff not only translates, adapts, produces and broadcasts the programs, but also helps coordinate in-country listener follow up.

 

 

 

        Josh & Joni Ruiz - Young Life                                                 

Young Life, which began in 1941, is a non-profit organization committed to making an impact on kids' lives and preparing them for the future. Young Life leaders leave the comfort of their adult worlds and enter the arena of high school and middle school life. You will find Young Life leaders sitting in the stands at football games, walking the streets of inner-city neighborhoods, driving carloads of kids to the shopping malls or tutoring students in study centers after school. In fact, you will find them almost anywhere you can find kids. Young Life leaders model trust, respect and responsibility to their young friends, and they do it within a meaningful context, within the context of a teenager's world.

Young Life provides healthy, creative fun and aims to keep kids safe. From weekly clubs to seasonal camping experiences to daily outings with leaders, Young Life is known around the world as the organization that knows how to have fun.

Club typically meets once a week and has been described as an experience in "controlled chaos." Leaders combine songs, humor and group interaction to create an hour of energetic fun where kids can express that teenage tendency to push the limits -- but within the controlled context of a safe environment.

 

 

         The Kings Musician                                                                       

 

The King's Musician Educational Foundation is a non-profit organization created to support local Christian radio. The King's Musician has accepted the call to establish a listener-supported Christian radio station in Southeast Texas.

The King's Musician Board of Directors is comprised of local Christian lay people from throughout the Golden Triangle who have a passion and concern for Christian music and radio. These members serve on their own time and expense in the hope of having Christian radio to evangelize, and edify the local body.

Our mission is to evangelize the upper gulf coast area through the use of contemporary Christian music.