Blessings all;
It is so hard to believe that we are so rapidly closing in on the conclusion of another year. What a good time to reflect on life's journey thus far. What has gone well, what not so well? What, if anything would you do differently? What have you learned about yourself? About God? About your journey? How has your story changed? Has your worldview changed? These are simple yet important evaluation questions that must be asked if we desire the future God has for us. Where you've been and where you are are clues to where your going. If we make no adjustments or radical change, in some cases, the future will only be more of the past. However, if you desire a different outcome or direction then different choices must be made. There is no magic in thinking on these things this time of year. Its just a good marker in time, an alarm clock, to do so. Many want "new levels" without a sober look at where they are. What it looks like depends on our vantage point. Do we see ourselves and our future as others do, from an earthly worldview, shrouded by the darkness of this world? Or do we see it all from the vantage point of heaven where, as the Apostle Paul declares in Eph. 2, we are seated with Christ in Heaven. This is a very different vantage point in which to see the world, its history and future and our place in it. Ask our Lord to help you see it as He sees it. Not as we want to see it but as He sees it. Then ask Him to help you live the life He has prepared for you so that your life will bring glory to His great name.
Rev. D and I had a great time meeting Matt Crouch (Paul & Jan's son) and many others at the TBN studio for a screening of Matt's new movie "The Preacher's Kid." Its their first with an all African-American cast. If it comes to your town, it is well worth seeing. Pray for and support this and other Christian productions and publications. It will help the Body of Christ reclaim the airways. Look for TMI-ATL's introduction, Jan 5, on TBN's Praise the Lord program.
May our God, rich in mercy and grace, bless each of you.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
TRANSFORMING YOUR WORLD
Greetings and blessings to all;
For those facing tough times of any sort, ever wonder why your going through what your going through? Well, there may be any number of reasons and sometimes God is the only one who knows. One thing is clear, He knows. And if He knows, then He who loves us so much, desires to turn our struggle into victory for us and provide an avenue for Him to receive glory. But what if there was an easier way out? Not only out, but a way have wealth, power, fame and all your heart's desires? I recently saw a news program where the reporters were doing a random sample of people asking them what they most wanted. The answers? You guessed it, wealth, power and fame. Several admitted they would do almost anything to have it. They would ignore loved ones, hurt or back stab others, sell themselves, anything. What if you could have wealth, power and fame or whatever you dream of without having to compete with or hurt others? In fact, what if you could have it without working very hard to get it? There is a story of a man who was indeed offered all he wanted but the offer was made by Satan. The man thought hard and then said...:sounds to good to be true, what's the catch?" Satan's response was that the man would belong to him. The man thought it sounded like a good deal. He believed in God and believed in heaven and because he was a good man, felt certain he would go to heaven when he died, therefore this demonic deal seemed harmless. Oh, but indeed there was a catch. There is a Heaven, but also, there really is a Hell! Being a good guy or not believing there is a Hell will spare no one from it's reality. Many people, including Christian believers are confused about the issue of Hell. But its real and many are on a path there and don't even know it. Perhaps what your going through is God's way of getting our attention on Him. Perhaps its His way of purging us of things that do not please Him. Perhaps it is His way of training us to live victorious lives. Perhaps your going through what your going through because He loves you. Tough times cannot destroy you when you trust Him. Those times can only become your servant, for your good. God has a plan and purpose for your life and it does not include tough times but He will use tough times to help you reach your potential in life, in Him.
On another note: the Workshop on depression on Dec. 12 will be held @ TMI-ATL and not @ the Wyngate Hotel in Fairburn. The church address is 1950, Hwy 85, Suite B & C, Jonesboro, GA, 30238-5653. Check the church web site for more details: www.tmiministries.org. Hope to see you there. And don't forget our church's introduction on Praise the Lord on TBN on Jan. 5. I'll tell you more later or see last week's blog. God bless you all near and abroad.
For those facing tough times of any sort, ever wonder why your going through what your going through? Well, there may be any number of reasons and sometimes God is the only one who knows. One thing is clear, He knows. And if He knows, then He who loves us so much, desires to turn our struggle into victory for us and provide an avenue for Him to receive glory. But what if there was an easier way out? Not only out, but a way have wealth, power, fame and all your heart's desires? I recently saw a news program where the reporters were doing a random sample of people asking them what they most wanted. The answers? You guessed it, wealth, power and fame. Several admitted they would do almost anything to have it. They would ignore loved ones, hurt or back stab others, sell themselves, anything. What if you could have wealth, power and fame or whatever you dream of without having to compete with or hurt others? In fact, what if you could have it without working very hard to get it? There is a story of a man who was indeed offered all he wanted but the offer was made by Satan. The man thought hard and then said...:sounds to good to be true, what's the catch?" Satan's response was that the man would belong to him. The man thought it sounded like a good deal. He believed in God and believed in heaven and because he was a good man, felt certain he would go to heaven when he died, therefore this demonic deal seemed harmless. Oh, but indeed there was a catch. There is a Heaven, but also, there really is a Hell! Being a good guy or not believing there is a Hell will spare no one from it's reality. Many people, including Christian believers are confused about the issue of Hell. But its real and many are on a path there and don't even know it. Perhaps what your going through is God's way of getting our attention on Him. Perhaps its His way of purging us of things that do not please Him. Perhaps it is His way of training us to live victorious lives. Perhaps your going through what your going through because He loves you. Tough times cannot destroy you when you trust Him. Those times can only become your servant, for your good. God has a plan and purpose for your life and it does not include tough times but He will use tough times to help you reach your potential in life, in Him.
On another note: the Workshop on depression on Dec. 12 will be held @ TMI-ATL and not @ the Wyngate Hotel in Fairburn. The church address is 1950, Hwy 85, Suite B & C, Jonesboro, GA, 30238-5653. Check the church web site for more details: www.tmiministries.org. Hope to see you there. And don't forget our church's introduction on Praise the Lord on TBN on Jan. 5. I'll tell you more later or see last week's blog. God bless you all near and abroad.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
TRANSFORMING YOUR WORLD
Greetings all;
I'm not sure if there has been any studies done to prove that those suffering from depression increases during the holiday season. Certainly during bad economic times there is great pressure on families during this time of year. What should be one of the more enjoyable times of the year is often a depressing time. However, regardless of the season, many suffer from depression. Saved and unsaved alike may have bouts of depression during certain seasons of life. Much of that may be driven by circumstances and experiences. Still others may suffer from more serious forms of depression which may be a result of physiological causes. No matter the source or cause, depression can be a debilitating experience. In its most severe forms it could lead to thoughts or even the commission of suicide. Clearly, our God wants us to experience joy in our lives, to be of good cheer, to be encouraged, to live life to the fullest. God is always ready to help, heal and deliver us from all of the maladies we experience in life. We ask and trust Him for the help we need and be ready to receive the help however God may choose to provide it. The issue is not what form the help comes in, but rather simply trusting God that help will come.
Transforming Women in Christ (TWIC), a ministry of TMI, is sponsoring a workshop on dealing with depression, especially for women, on December 12th. Anyone who will be in the Atlanta area is welcome to attend at no cost. This will prove to be one of the more insightful, dynamic and fulfilling workshops concerning the scourge of depression. You don't want to miss it. For more information go to www.tmiministries.org. Lost your joy? Get it back! Come and see what the Lord will do.
On another note, look for TMI on TBN (Trinity Broadcasting Network) on Jan. 5, 2010. No we're not being interviewed on set.....yet. The pastors and congregation will simply be introduced early in the program. Thank you to TBN for the invitation extended to us! Zachary Timms is set to be the guest host. I'll give more updates as we get closer to that date.
I love you all here in the U.S. and abroad. May our Lord bless you all....mightily!
I'm not sure if there has been any studies done to prove that those suffering from depression increases during the holiday season. Certainly during bad economic times there is great pressure on families during this time of year. What should be one of the more enjoyable times of the year is often a depressing time. However, regardless of the season, many suffer from depression. Saved and unsaved alike may have bouts of depression during certain seasons of life. Much of that may be driven by circumstances and experiences. Still others may suffer from more serious forms of depression which may be a result of physiological causes. No matter the source or cause, depression can be a debilitating experience. In its most severe forms it could lead to thoughts or even the commission of suicide. Clearly, our God wants us to experience joy in our lives, to be of good cheer, to be encouraged, to live life to the fullest. God is always ready to help, heal and deliver us from all of the maladies we experience in life. We ask and trust Him for the help we need and be ready to receive the help however God may choose to provide it. The issue is not what form the help comes in, but rather simply trusting God that help will come.
Transforming Women in Christ (TWIC), a ministry of TMI, is sponsoring a workshop on dealing with depression, especially for women, on December 12th. Anyone who will be in the Atlanta area is welcome to attend at no cost. This will prove to be one of the more insightful, dynamic and fulfilling workshops concerning the scourge of depression. You don't want to miss it. For more information go to www.tmiministries.org. Lost your joy? Get it back! Come and see what the Lord will do.
On another note, look for TMI on TBN (Trinity Broadcasting Network) on Jan. 5, 2010. No we're not being interviewed on set.....yet. The pastors and congregation will simply be introduced early in the program. Thank you to TBN for the invitation extended to us! Zachary Timms is set to be the guest host. I'll give more updates as we get closer to that date.
I love you all here in the U.S. and abroad. May our Lord bless you all....mightily!
Thursday, November 26, 2009
TRANSFORMING YOUR WORLD
O give thanks unto the Lord, call on His name, make known His deeds among the people. Sing to Him, sing praises to Him, tell of all His wonderful works! (Psalm 105:1-2).
To our international friends, here in the U.S. we are celebrating Thanksgiving Day. Without going into the history of it, Thanksgiving is a day set aside to thank God for all His goodness, mercy, grace, forgiveness, kindness towards us. Its been interesting watching people in the stores buying food and other products for the Thanksgiving meal. The roadways have been jam-packed with cars and the airports crowded as people travel to be with loved ones on this day. Yet, while observing it all, I could not help but wonder how many of those, excited with preparation, were thinking of God at all? How many were thankful at all, and to who? Even in many of the homes where there are believers, often there is but one prayer on Thanksgiving Day and that is the prayer before the meal. And at that, many will complain if that prayer goes too long because filling our stomachs is more important than thanking the God who provided the food. Well, if not at meal time, do set some time aside to pray and thank God for all He has done for you. But, not only should we pray, but as the verse above reminds us: ".......make known His deeds among the people,.....tell of His wondrous works." Set time aside from food and football to TELL of His mighty works in your life. Then tell it again on Friday and Saturday and everyday, especially to those who don't believe or who need encouragement. The testimony of our lips may draw someone to Christ.
I am thankful to God for soooo much! I thank Him for my wife Gardenia, our families, I'm thankful for the wonderful people at TMI-ATL, FBC in Virginia, First African in Richmond and Macedonia in Pittsburgh, PA for helping me in my spiritual formation, and to all the wonderful people I have met in the U.S. and around the world. Each of you have in some way made me better. God bless each of you and let's give our Lord and King the thanks He deserves!
To our international friends, here in the U.S. we are celebrating Thanksgiving Day. Without going into the history of it, Thanksgiving is a day set aside to thank God for all His goodness, mercy, grace, forgiveness, kindness towards us. Its been interesting watching people in the stores buying food and other products for the Thanksgiving meal. The roadways have been jam-packed with cars and the airports crowded as people travel to be with loved ones on this day. Yet, while observing it all, I could not help but wonder how many of those, excited with preparation, were thinking of God at all? How many were thankful at all, and to who? Even in many of the homes where there are believers, often there is but one prayer on Thanksgiving Day and that is the prayer before the meal. And at that, many will complain if that prayer goes too long because filling our stomachs is more important than thanking the God who provided the food. Well, if not at meal time, do set some time aside to pray and thank God for all He has done for you. But, not only should we pray, but as the verse above reminds us: ".......make known His deeds among the people,.....tell of His wondrous works." Set time aside from food and football to TELL of His mighty works in your life. Then tell it again on Friday and Saturday and everyday, especially to those who don't believe or who need encouragement. The testimony of our lips may draw someone to Christ.
I am thankful to God for soooo much! I thank Him for my wife Gardenia, our families, I'm thankful for the wonderful people at TMI-ATL, FBC in Virginia, First African in Richmond and Macedonia in Pittsburgh, PA for helping me in my spiritual formation, and to all the wonderful people I have met in the U.S. and around the world. Each of you have in some way made me better. God bless each of you and let's give our Lord and King the thanks He deserves!
Friday, November 20, 2009
TRANSFORMING YOUR WORLD
Greetings and Blessings to all;
Awesome! Simply Awesome! That is the best way I can describe the first TMI-ATL service at the new location in the Jonesboro, Riverdale, Fayettville area on GA Hwy 85. From the opening Praise & Worship, to the Dance Ministry, to a solo, to the Word and the explosive outpouring of the Spirit of God, it was evident that God was confirming and validating this new tabernacle. It was also clear that we will not tabernacle there for long. Even this new space will soon become too limited. I remain amazed and thankful at how those who are a part of TMI are working so hard and in such unity that we have seen the incredible favor of God. While there is still much needed in and for this physical location the members of TMI believe that God will provide. He does so through the prayers and generosity of many within, friends of TMI, and those who simply see and believe in the vision. God will continue to provide, even in these very difficult economic times.
The Strategic Plan is an aggressive plan but one that was developed with much prayer and hard work. The Intercessory Prayer Ministry will continue to lead in praying for the unfolding of God's plan. The Elders will give oversight and hold accountable those responsible for the completion of their part of the plan. There are specific target/completion dates through the next seven years. Most will be met on or before those dates. Some 2010 targets are already well on their way to completion.
The message for this first service in the new tabernacle came from the same passage used as the concluding message at the previous location. Exodus 40:36-38 was the concluding text at the prior location and Exodus 40:34,35 was the opening text for the new location. A tiny bit of the point of the message: When a cloud settles over the land we call it fog. Dense fog will cause you to not be able to see your way. It can be frighting. You have little control over where you can safely drive. When the cloud of God settles, its very similar. You have little control. It can become frightening when you have a need for control but have none. You become solely and completely dependent on Him to guide us. Smog is very similar except it is a man made cloud that when it settles over the land (as in some cities) its hard to see in front of you. In God's fog, when you breath, your breathing His glory. In man's smog, you breath man's poison. Unfortunately, many churches have created their own smog and declared it God's fog. They can't figure out why there is little anointing, so much back biting, so many factions and power struggles, few leaders praying together for the ministry and little spiritual growth. After a while the poison killing them becomes normal and if the cloud of God dare show, it is rejected as strange. Trust in the Lord with all your heart........and He will direct your path (even when you can't see your way in His cloud).
God Bless you all.
TMI-ATL, P.O.Box 38, Tyrone GA. 30290
Awesome! Simply Awesome! That is the best way I can describe the first TMI-ATL service at the new location in the Jonesboro, Riverdale, Fayettville area on GA Hwy 85. From the opening Praise & Worship, to the Dance Ministry, to a solo, to the Word and the explosive outpouring of the Spirit of God, it was evident that God was confirming and validating this new tabernacle. It was also clear that we will not tabernacle there for long. Even this new space will soon become too limited. I remain amazed and thankful at how those who are a part of TMI are working so hard and in such unity that we have seen the incredible favor of God. While there is still much needed in and for this physical location the members of TMI believe that God will provide. He does so through the prayers and generosity of many within, friends of TMI, and those who simply see and believe in the vision. God will continue to provide, even in these very difficult economic times.
The Strategic Plan is an aggressive plan but one that was developed with much prayer and hard work. The Intercessory Prayer Ministry will continue to lead in praying for the unfolding of God's plan. The Elders will give oversight and hold accountable those responsible for the completion of their part of the plan. There are specific target/completion dates through the next seven years. Most will be met on or before those dates. Some 2010 targets are already well on their way to completion.
The message for this first service in the new tabernacle came from the same passage used as the concluding message at the previous location. Exodus 40:36-38 was the concluding text at the prior location and Exodus 40:34,35 was the opening text for the new location. A tiny bit of the point of the message: When a cloud settles over the land we call it fog. Dense fog will cause you to not be able to see your way. It can be frighting. You have little control over where you can safely drive. When the cloud of God settles, its very similar. You have little control. It can become frightening when you have a need for control but have none. You become solely and completely dependent on Him to guide us. Smog is very similar except it is a man made cloud that when it settles over the land (as in some cities) its hard to see in front of you. In God's fog, when you breath, your breathing His glory. In man's smog, you breath man's poison. Unfortunately, many churches have created their own smog and declared it God's fog. They can't figure out why there is little anointing, so much back biting, so many factions and power struggles, few leaders praying together for the ministry and little spiritual growth. After a while the poison killing them becomes normal and if the cloud of God dare show, it is rejected as strange. Trust in the Lord with all your heart........and He will direct your path (even when you can't see your way in His cloud).
God Bless you all.
TMI-ATL, P.O.Box 38, Tyrone GA. 30290
Monday, November 9, 2009
TRANSFORMING YOUR WORLD
Greetings and blessings;
Missed you last week. Much has been happening. Some of you may have known Jennifer Worthams. She had begun attending TMI Atlanta. She also had visited First Baptist in Charlottesville a few times while visiting her dear friend Leonette Henderson. Jennifer lost her life a few days following a terrible car accident. A memorial service was held this past Sunday at Ebenezer Baptist (where Martin L. King Sr and Jr. once served as pastors). Her cousin is the youth pastor there. Her final resting place will be Los Angeles where she was raised. She was only 26 years old. Please pray for her family and boyfriend Billy and many others who are all grieving her passing.
A cross section of TMI leaders and members have just completed a six day (two weekends, Fri thru Sunday) strategic planning process. While there remains a few more things to finalize, the process already has proven to be well worth the effort. The process has helped in solidifying TMI's foundation and create a road map for ministry for the next one, three, five and seven years. We are grateful for Rev. Gwen Young of Virginia for her leadership in this tough but very fruitful process. I am also very grateful for all the participants for working into late hours on Fridays, as much as ten hours on Saturdays and over four hours on Sundays. Your commitment and input has been outstanding! Great fruit is already being manifested.
November 15th, this coming Sunday is when the first service in TMI's new location will be held. The site is being prepared, a dry run will happen this Wednesday, and services will begin Sunday. Not everything will be ready like decorations, window dressings, office furniture and even the podium for preaching may not arrive in time, but that's ok, we'll have church. Some decorations and furnishings will happen sooner than later and some will evolve over time. Pray that God's Glory will rest on the location and even more so, among the people who are members, yet to be members and visitors.
For now the mailing address remains: TMI-ATL, P. O. Box 38, Tyrone GA, 30290. That may change but for now that is it. Any correspondence or contributions should be sent to that address. The new church location is 1950 GA Highway 85 (not interstate 85) Suite B & C, Jonesboro, GA. 30238. You can also visit www.tmiministries.org. We are thankful for staff of the Wingate by Wyndham in Fairburn where services were previously held.
God bless each of you and may his peace, power and prosperity be yours!
Missed you last week. Much has been happening. Some of you may have known Jennifer Worthams. She had begun attending TMI Atlanta. She also had visited First Baptist in Charlottesville a few times while visiting her dear friend Leonette Henderson. Jennifer lost her life a few days following a terrible car accident. A memorial service was held this past Sunday at Ebenezer Baptist (where Martin L. King Sr and Jr. once served as pastors). Her cousin is the youth pastor there. Her final resting place will be Los Angeles where she was raised. She was only 26 years old. Please pray for her family and boyfriend Billy and many others who are all grieving her passing.
A cross section of TMI leaders and members have just completed a six day (two weekends, Fri thru Sunday) strategic planning process. While there remains a few more things to finalize, the process already has proven to be well worth the effort. The process has helped in solidifying TMI's foundation and create a road map for ministry for the next one, three, five and seven years. We are grateful for Rev. Gwen Young of Virginia for her leadership in this tough but very fruitful process. I am also very grateful for all the participants for working into late hours on Fridays, as much as ten hours on Saturdays and over four hours on Sundays. Your commitment and input has been outstanding! Great fruit is already being manifested.
November 15th, this coming Sunday is when the first service in TMI's new location will be held. The site is being prepared, a dry run will happen this Wednesday, and services will begin Sunday. Not everything will be ready like decorations, window dressings, office furniture and even the podium for preaching may not arrive in time, but that's ok, we'll have church. Some decorations and furnishings will happen sooner than later and some will evolve over time. Pray that God's Glory will rest on the location and even more so, among the people who are members, yet to be members and visitors.
For now the mailing address remains: TMI-ATL, P. O. Box 38, Tyrone GA, 30290. That may change but for now that is it. Any correspondence or contributions should be sent to that address. The new church location is 1950 GA Highway 85 (not interstate 85) Suite B & C, Jonesboro, GA. 30238. You can also visit www.tmiministries.org. We are thankful for staff of the Wingate by Wyndham in Fairburn where services were previously held.
God bless each of you and may his peace, power and prosperity be yours!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
TRANSFORMING YOUR WORLD
Greetings all;
I can't tell you how much joy it brings me to know we can touch through technology. Knowing you are on the other end of these blogs is a blessing to me. I pray these blogs are a blessing to you. Its amazing how simple, child-like trust in God is all God really desires from us. All else flows from there. In our world and postmodern culture there doesn't seem to be much in which we can trust. Governments, banking system, employers and sometimes even friends and family will let us down. Even in many churches, where we hope to find members and leaders who genuinely love and care for one another, we find power struggles, favoritism, malice, jealousy and even hatred. The T.V. is filled with shows about violence, crime and deceit which is often applauded. Growing up in that kind of world and environment its hard to trust anyone. Over time, with that mindset....well, is it any wonder that even among those who claim to be saved many don't really even trust God. Its easy to say we trust Him because that's what Christians are expected to say, but action speaks louder than words. Can we really say we trust God if we don't spend time seeking to know Him? If few, or if any, of our decisions for church or personal life are made without prayer and seeking His wisdom, can we really say we trust Him? If we believe we are so anointed, so educated or so self sufficient that we don't need to pray and humbly ourselves before Him, are we really trusting Him? The fact that we can choose, think and have spiritual gifts and talents are only because He gave it to us, but let's not forget, He who gave it can take it away. Its impossible to be full of Him if we are full of self and God will not compete with us for who we will be filled with. It comes down to simple, desperate, dependency on God that He will honor with His presence. Just Trust God!
I mentioned last time that TMI Atlanta will be moving to its new worship location soon. The first service there will be Nov. 15th. If you believe in this ministry then pray that God will do Great things as we are fully expecting He will do. What God has already done has been amazing so we know far greater things will be done. The new location will be at 1950 & 1960 Georgia Highway 85, Jonesboro, GA. However, that may not be the mailing address. For now the mailing address remains P. O. Box 38, Tyrone, GA 30290. As you might imagine, the needs are many. Sanctuary and pulpit furniture, office furniture and office supplies are a few of the needs. If you would like to sow into TMI Atlanta you may do so by sending you gift(s) to the above P.O. Box. Please make a note with your gift that is for the needs of the new location otherwise your gift would be counted as a seed gift for the ministry at large. If you live in the Atlanta Metro area or will be visiting at some point we certainly would love to see you. Until next time may our Lord bless you in abundance by His Grace!
I can't tell you how much joy it brings me to know we can touch through technology. Knowing you are on the other end of these blogs is a blessing to me. I pray these blogs are a blessing to you. Its amazing how simple, child-like trust in God is all God really desires from us. All else flows from there. In our world and postmodern culture there doesn't seem to be much in which we can trust. Governments, banking system, employers and sometimes even friends and family will let us down. Even in many churches, where we hope to find members and leaders who genuinely love and care for one another, we find power struggles, favoritism, malice, jealousy and even hatred. The T.V. is filled with shows about violence, crime and deceit which is often applauded. Growing up in that kind of world and environment its hard to trust anyone. Over time, with that mindset....well, is it any wonder that even among those who claim to be saved many don't really even trust God. Its easy to say we trust Him because that's what Christians are expected to say, but action speaks louder than words. Can we really say we trust God if we don't spend time seeking to know Him? If few, or if any, of our decisions for church or personal life are made without prayer and seeking His wisdom, can we really say we trust Him? If we believe we are so anointed, so educated or so self sufficient that we don't need to pray and humbly ourselves before Him, are we really trusting Him? The fact that we can choose, think and have spiritual gifts and talents are only because He gave it to us, but let's not forget, He who gave it can take it away. Its impossible to be full of Him if we are full of self and God will not compete with us for who we will be filled with. It comes down to simple, desperate, dependency on God that He will honor with His presence. Just Trust God!
I mentioned last time that TMI Atlanta will be moving to its new worship location soon. The first service there will be Nov. 15th. If you believe in this ministry then pray that God will do Great things as we are fully expecting He will do. What God has already done has been amazing so we know far greater things will be done. The new location will be at 1950 & 1960 Georgia Highway 85, Jonesboro, GA. However, that may not be the mailing address. For now the mailing address remains P. O. Box 38, Tyrone, GA 30290. As you might imagine, the needs are many. Sanctuary and pulpit furniture, office furniture and office supplies are a few of the needs. If you would like to sow into TMI Atlanta you may do so by sending you gift(s) to the above P.O. Box. Please make a note with your gift that is for the needs of the new location otherwise your gift would be counted as a seed gift for the ministry at large. If you live in the Atlanta Metro area or will be visiting at some point we certainly would love to see you. Until next time may our Lord bless you in abundance by His Grace!
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