News from Randy & Ronda North American

Mission Board
Mission Service Corps
May 2007

On a Personal Note:
Wow! God is worthy to be praised. April and May have been busy months and we continue to see God’s
hand at work building this ministry. I will be leaving my job at Evangelism Explosion the end of this month
and joining Randy as he travels and teaches volunteers to share Christ. God has blessed us with 26 plus
years of marriage and we are excited to be able to serve Him together. Here are some highlights of what
God has been doing through this ministry.

Mission Conference
We attended the NC Baptist Missions Conference
at Hickory Grove Baptist Church in Charlotte and
had the opportunity to meet several other Mission
Service Corps Missionaries from North Carolina. It
was exciting and encouraging to share and hear
how God is working in different ministries across
the state.

Disaster Relief
Randy attended the National Disaster Relief
Roundtable Conference held in Talladega,
Alabama on April 23rd thru the 26th.. There Randy & Ronda in Mount Airy, North Carolina
were over 450 people in attendance repre-
senting the 42 Baptist State Conventions. The
week was full of good fellowship, testimonies, Our NC Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers con-
information and classes. Randy presented two tinue to rebuild homes in Gulfport, MS as the result
workshops on Evangelism during the confer- of hurricane Katrina. As of May 15, 2007: 145,104
ence. The number of trained Disaster Relief volunteer days have been given, 528,095 meals
Volunteers nation wide is estimated at 74,000 have been provided, 2,300 jobs have been com-
and growing. pleted, 500 homes have been totally rebuilt. While
In April, approximately 325 Disaster Relief having devotions, God impressed a simple truth that
Volunteers attended our Evangelism class at can apply to all of us. If we are not careful; we can
Green Street Baptist Church in Greensboro. become so distracted by our successes that we
Every new volunteer is required to go through never complete the assignment that God originally
our class. It has been exciting to hear the vol- sent us to do.
unteers respond to the challenge of witness- We believe that all the sweat and hard work that
ing. volunteers freely give is not in vain and is actually
In May, approximately 200 Disaster Relief for a greater purpose. That purpose can be seen in
Volunteers attended our Evangelism class the lives of the 400 men, women and children who
during a Disaster Relief Training event at have come to know Christ as their personal Savior
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Mount Airy, during these efforts. Simply put, sharing the “Good
North Carolina. News” is our primary assignment.
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A Journey to Beyond

I have always been told Asia. During 5 days of

that where God guides, medical clinics, we saw
He provides. In April God approximately 1000 pa-
supernaturally provided tients and screened 500
for me to make a journey children for malnutrition.
of a lifetime. I traveled What a privilege to serve
with 4 other ladies from our Lord in another coun-
Biltmore Baptist to the try and to pray for a peo-
other side of the world ple group that needs Je-
and 12 time zones from sus. We had 8 salvations
my home here in North and the hopes of many
Carolina. We went on a more as follow up visits
medical mission trip that are made to the villages
would serve a couple of we served. Please pray
villages in South East for South East Asia.

Special Point of Prayer

We ask that you be in associations and state
prayer for us as we pre- conventions across
pare for the National America. Please pray
Campers on Mission that we would have
rally in Lebanon, TN on wisdom and discern-
June 18-22. Randy will ment concerning the
be presenting a pilot materials to be used
Power Point Presenta- and that it would en-
tion that he has been gage Christian volun-
working on for the last teers to be “Fishers of
several months. This Men”. Campers on
presentation will be- Mission (COM) is a
come an evangelism national fellowship of
training tool that will be Christian campers who
available to churches, share their faith while
they camp and do short
term projects. Spon-
sored by the Adult Vol-
unteer Mobilization
(AVM) unit of the North
American Mission Board
(NAMB) of the Southern
Baptist Convention,
membership is open to
Christian campers of all
denominations. There is
no membership fee.

Where We Are
We have reached ap- support are very much 116543, Atlanta, GA
proximately 63% of our appreciated. Individu- 30368-6543. Please
monthly support goal. als have asked where include our account
We thank God for you to send financial sup- number (8922) and our
and pray that the Lord port. Those wishing to last name (Corn) in the
will “supply and multiply donate can make memo section of your
your seed for sowing checks payable to the check. All gifts are tax
and increase the har- North American Mis- deductible if you item-
vest of your righteous- sion Board and mail to: ize.
ness.” Your prayers and NAMB-MSC, PO Box