The Ezekial Project and GNOM

http://www.tepse.org/
The Ezekial Project website. This group trains Street Evangelists in doing sidewalk outreach in cities.

http://www.uplook.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=802&Itemid=104
This is an article about the GNOM team. (Good News On the Move) They travel around the States and do door-to-door work, giving people invitations to evangelistic coffee nights at local assemblies.
We went down to Dallas and helped them for the weekend. It was an amazing experience.
On Saturday, we helped with a carnival in the park. The weather forecast predicted rain and thunderstorms for Saturday, but the Lord held the rains at bay. It didn't rain until Sunday afternoon, and then it started pouring! On Sunday afternoon my family went with the team to several nursing homes to sing and preach the gospel. The GNOM teams do a great work for the Lord, and it was encouraging to see their passion for sharing the Gospel.

http://www.livingwaters.com/
This is a great website with resources for sharing the Gospel with others. They have videos of interviews using the 10 Commandments. I gave out some tracts in the airports in Chicago, Philadelphia and Glasgow on our way home yesterday. I had some good conversations with several ladies after giving them tracts. I gave out "More than a Friend" and "I must tell you this." (These two tracts are published by Gospel Publications in Glasgow.) http://www.gospeltractpublications.co.uk/

Check out these links and pray that their work is blessed by the Lord.

"To an inheritance incorruptible and undefiled and that does not fade away, reserved in heaven for you"
-1 Peter 1:4

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