Missions: CrossLife Goes to the Nations!

The heart of CrossLife missions abroad is training believers to minister the good news of Jesus Christ and equipping them to impact their world understanding that Christ is their Life!

CrossLife is a cross-denominational ministry that serves individual and churches, and travels internationally training pastors and Christian leaders who in turn train disciples in their own churches and communities. CrossLife goes to the nations by answering the call of God and responds to the needs of people around the globe. This effort is multiplied through partnering with various mission agencies to reach the "fields white unto harvest."

Dates and Countries

• July 2000 - Milot, Haiti - 10 days
• August/September 2001- Milot, Cap Haitian - three weeks
• March 2002 - Milot, Sirvon Carey - two weeks
• July/August 2003 - Haiti, Port-A-Prince, Milot, Dumay, Haiti - three weeks
• June 2005 - San Marcos, Nicaragua - 10 days
• July 2005 - San Francisco, Dominican Republic - one week
• August 2005 - Ouanaminthe, Haiti - one week
• Fall of 2005 - Haitian TV WWCI TV Ministry in U.S. 
• February 2006 - San Marcos, Ave Maria Catholic College, Nicaragua - 10 days
• May/June, 2006 - Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia - 16 days
• March 2007- Sagbyan Bohol, San Fernando City, Philippines - 18 days
• May 2007 - Ulaanbaatar, Countryside, Mongolia - 16 days
• November 2007 - Limbe, Haiti - one week
• April 2009 Philippines - 16 days
• San Cruz, Gen. Santos City, Digos City, on the Island of  Mindana and Sagbyan, on the Island of Bohol

Missions overview:

• Total time in the field for these missions trips 25 weeks.
• Estimated time of round trip air travel 217 hours and over 200 hours traveling by truck, car, motorcycle and boat for combined trips. Over 80,000 miles traveled.
• Estimated costs for trips and expenses related to printing food, transportation etc. for all trips to-date $33,500.00 U.S
• Estimated lost revenue due being away from counseling office for missions trips $25,000.00
• Taught twenty-two seminars.
• Trained over 1,500 pastors and Christian leaders trained in seminars.
• The leaders for attended the seminars represent hundreds of churches, schools and orphanages which were directly impacted.
• Preached in numerous churches.
• Provided all training and materials free of charge to those in attendance for these seminars.
• Conducted five “open air” meetings, showing the movie the “Passion of Christ” with over 3,000 attending
• Traveled to remote parts of these countries back into the “bush” to communicate the message of grace.
• Helped build houses and churches, dug wells, worked with orphans, worked on computers and training material.
• Worked with demonized people and helped them come to freedom in Christ.
• Worked with people under the curse of Voodoo
• Worked to resolve conflicts on the field with national and international directors and missionaries.
• Spent hours counseling on the field with missionaries and national leadership
• Taught on campus of the psychology department of the Ave Maria Catholic College!
• Spoke, by invitation, at annual conference for all fifty Campus Crusade leadership for the universities of the capital of Ulaanbaatar.

Special notes of interest:

• Three of my children have traveled and participated with me on missions trips
• Stranded in Haiti over 9/11/2001
• Stranded in Haiti while major hurricane back home caused my family to have to evacuate without me and major damage to our home.

All of CrossLife Internationals work is cross-denominational
The following are some of the organizations we have worked with on the field:

• Hope for Haiti Children’s Center
• Good Shepherd Ministries, Haiti 
• Bethel Church of God Mission of Haiti
• Missionary Fights International, West Palm Beach
• Bethel Foundation of Haiti
• World Wide Evangelical Organization, Coco Beach, Florida 
• Missionary Ventures Orlando, Florida
• Mongolia Prison Ministry Fellowship - 23 prisons represented
• Campus Crusade for Christ, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
• Grace Mission Port-a-Prince, Haiti
• Ave Maria Catholic College, San Marco Nicaragua
• Asia College of Theology & Seminary, Philippines
• Numerous local indigenous churches
• Orphanages in Haiti, Nicaragua and Mongolia