Church Memo
July 4, 2008

My brother's and sister's,

As many now know, I'm in for a battle of my life. The Wadena County Probation Office would like to see me no longer as a minister.
At this time I'd like to thank everyone who has lent me a hand of support, through prayers, letters, doing research for me and everywhere in between.
It has been a hard and difficult journey for us all, and I applaud and thank you all for sticking with me through this ordeal. You truly make me proud to be your minister, for you all have learned the true teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ and God Almighty, and that's something to be proud of.
When I founded this ministry back in 2006, the primary goal was to share the Bible with any that would listen. I had never dared to dream my ministry would have grown to these heights. And now it's under attack, and that hurts me greatly. And the battle on the 17th is approaching quickly.
As all of you know, I hold this ministry with great respect. I execute my office as a minister whole heartedly. And I teach with love. It has brought me more joy, peace and a closeness to God, then anyone can ever imagine. Yet others do not feel that way, and they want to shut the doors on me permanently.
However my friends, I will not go down without a fight. I have worked to hard to better my life, and then to have someone erase it, and mark it as “evil” or worse yet “slander” it and say it's counter productive. That is a slap in the face and an insult to the growing up spiritually, mentally, and physically I have done.
I plan to do all in my power (and a with a little help from the Lord) to keep this ministry alive. For it's not just my ministry, but yours also. For without each of you, I wouldn't have a ministry.
Again thank you all for your continued support. May God bless you all for it.
In closing my fellow brother's and sister's, remember the story of Job. He had a trial of his life, and in the end....
In the Lord's service,

Founder/Chairman