Memorial Drive Wesleyan Church in Muncie

Dear Friends and Supporters,

The week before we traveled to the Dakota District was very busy. With the Family Night of Missions at Brookhaven, writing and mailing our new prayer letter, treating an ailing Tiffany, and packing for the trip, we were very busy. We were also given the opportunity to travel down to Memorial Drive Wesleyan Church in Muncie to share with their Wednesday Night Missionary Service. In the middle of such a hectic week, God showed us a special truth about being in His service. He will always provide the energy for the opportunity that He provides.

We had a great time at Memorial Drive, sharing with a church that makes a point to hear from a missionary or a missions speaker each month. It was a blessing to us to be asked to share with such a special group of believers in our home state of Indiana. The Pastor, Rev. John Blair, and his congregation welcomed us and showed a great interest in listening to us share about our call and God’s ministry in Cambodia.


One of the great pleasures we receive in speaking to churches is sharing missions and foreign cultures with the children of the church. The children at Memorial Drive were very interested in the musical instruments that we had at our table, making a “joyful noise” for the entire church to hear. They also did something that we have not experienced in past times of sharing. They took out our scrapbook of pictures and went through every page with Tiffany, asking questions about the people, the places shown, and many of the special aspects of the Cambodian culture.

God blessed us with a great evening at the church and in our time of fellowship afterwards at McDonalds. We were tired when we returned home, but as I said before, God provided both the opportunity and the energy needed to not simply go through the motions of speaking, but to share with the passion that He has placed on our lives. God is good. You all might be tired of hearing me say that, but the true of that statement is more evident each and every new day.

Blessings,
Tim and Tiffany Gallant