Week 3 of our Summer Road Trip

After saying our good byes to family, we headed off to our next ministry location: Family Camp, hosted by Presbyterian Reformed Ministries International, or PRMI.

Family Camp

The theme for the week was again, the Armor of God. 

For our family, the two back to back weeks on the same topic helped reinforce the message for our kids about the armor of God and how we can put it on in our walk with the Lord.

Brenda and a co-worker led the children’s ministry time, and from the conversations that I had with the kids there and their parents, I hear they did a great job.  Brandon and Anakarina are still singing songs they learned. 

I served as keyboard player in the worship band that had been formed for family camp.  That was something that was meaningful to me as it has been nearly two years (with one exception), if not more, since I have had that privilege.

PRMI

PRMI is a renewal organization that provides us our 501 c3 covering (How to Support our Work), and has called me to serve as Pioneer Faculty for Missions and Evangelism in the Americas. 

It is part of our ministry to take the teaching material of PRMI on the person and work of the Holy Spirit, translate it into Spanish, and build the network in Latin America for the spread of the material.

Our family has been connected to PRMI for over 10 years, if not longer. 

I am convinced that the body of teaching material they have on the person and work of the Holy Spirit helps many people to experience the fullness of life in the Spirit, and to experience the equipping and empowering work of the Holy Spirit in their lives to accomplish the work of spreading the gospel.  This material has spread globally into other parts of the world, and it is our task to pioneer that work into Latin America. 

The material has been translated into several different languages, International Schools (training sites) are being developed now.  To find our more, visit www.prmi.org and dig around the website — as of this writing, it takes a little work to find the information, as it’s not that well organized.