Thanksgiving

Dear Readers,
On this Thanksgiving Day, I am thinking about the blessings of God in my life. More specifically, I am thinking about the mission work God is enabling at Baxter Institute and Clinic in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. I am thankful for the opportunity to be involved in this work. I am thankful for the ways God is working through Baxter to bless the world.

  • I am thankful for the more than 500 graduates who are faithfully preaching the gospel, building churches, evangelizing the lost, and training even more preachers of the gospel. I am thankful that these men and women are giving their lives for the sake of the gospel.
  • I am thankful that we are finding fresh ways to touch the lost people in our world as we explore options such as medical outreach, small groups, church planting teams, and community service.
  • I am thankful for the way the work at the clinic demonstrates the possibility of peace and wholeness.
  • I am thankful for the hearts of our current students who are committed to service in the kingdom.
  • I am grateful for the hospitality and generosity of a great network of supporters and encouragers who make the work at Baxter and the Clinic possible.
  • I am grateful for the board members, administrators, faculty, health professionals, and employees with whom I work and serve.

“Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good. His love endures forever.” [Psalm 136:1]