Mission Team Planned for Norman, University of Oklahoma this Summer
Zach F • April 1, 2015
We are excited to announce that this summer, the DFW Church will send my wife, Susan and I to lead the mission team to Norman, home of the prestigious University of Oklahoma. Living in tornado alley, Oklahomans have seen their fair share of powerful storms, but we believe God is bringing a storm over Oklahoma that will not cease until it has accomplished God’s goal. For those of us who choose to go, we are that storm. By faith, we will plant, we will water and we will watch it grow. We will work as if it depended on us, but we believe God will bring about such an awesome victory that no one will be able to boast.
We are praying for men and women to join the mission team and go with us to evangelize this area. Our dream is to have a thriving campus ministry, surrounded by a loving church. If you choose to go, you will be joining a team of faithful disciples who will be giving up homes, jobs, friends, and family to help spread the gospel in Oklahoma.
The Norman mission team will join the already established church in Oklahoma City, led by Jason and Rachel Touchatt, which meets just 10 miles from campus. Norman is only the first domino to fall in a chain reaction of change across this state, fortifying the churches of Oklahoma City and Tulsa, while also dreaming of future mission teams.
We look forward to what God will do as we prepare for the first faith-building school year of campus ministry at OU in over a decade.
If you are interested in being a part of the mission team, want more information, or you know of someone in this area interested in studying the Bible please contact me at ben@dfwchurch.net.
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