Jennifer has presented her ministry to Papua, New Guinea, to our church a number of years ago and is back in the States to raise additional   support because of “skyrocketing inflation, and a drastic increase in her patient population.”  She shares the following

 “I have been with Gospel Fellowship Association since 1996, and worked for three years in the Marshall Islands before being re-assigned to Papua New Guinea in 2001.  I have my Bachelor’s degree in nursing from Bob Jones University, and my Master’s in nursing from the University of Kentucky. 

 The Lord has assigned me to work primarily in the clinic in the South Simbu province of Papua New Guinea.  I work under the leadership of Michael Berbin, who serves as the pastor to 2 local assemblies.  The clinic is a very busy ministry, with 3 ½ full clinic days per week, not including off-hours emergencies.  I am also the superintendent over 17 Sunday school teachers and write and maintain the curriculum, plus direct the nurseries in both churches.  I also have a ministry of translating hymns and a commentary from English into Melanesian Pidgen.”

We will be taking a love offering for Jennifer when she comes.