Trail of Joy Tour - VoicesofMercy.com

Saturday

7th

8th

7pm Service - TRAIL OF JOY TENT

GENEVIEVE SKIDMORE

AUTHOR "Send Me I'll Go" and Executive Director of Naomi House

7pm Service - TRAIL OF JOY TENT

PASTOR DEVIN O'NEAL, One Blood USA

SUNDAY

CONCERT 2PM - BECKAH SHAE

Located at Phelps Road and 40 HWY

6th

Friday

Saturday

5th

Thursday

7pm Service - TRAIL OF JOY TENT

REVIVALIST JIMMY MUSCRAT

Our focus is based out of John 15:11-14 to Love the Native American Nations and our neighboring churches as Christ loved us! Our Mission is to undergird First Nations Ministries bringing healing into the reservations while building and unifying the local church.

OUR MISSION

WORKSHOP: Power Evangelism - 12pm - 1:30pm Community Outreach - 2pm - 4pm

Thursday

5th

It BEGAN at the END of the Oregon Trail...Salem, Oregon

AND NOW....

Kansas City, Missouri

FOLLOW US AS WE GO ACROSS THE NATION...

Jason Lee (June 28, 1803 – March 12, 1845) was a missionary and pioneer in the Pacific Northwest. He was born on a farm near Stanstead, Quebec.

After a group of Nez Perce and Bitterroot Salish men journeyed to St. Louis requesting the Book of Heaven in 1831 (their people had heard of it years before), Lee and his nephew Daniel Lee volunteered to serve as missionaries for them. Both were appointed as missionaries by the church, given orders to open and maintain a mission among the Salish people.

Jason built his mission on the banks of the Willamette, then he lobbied his Mission Board to send more personnel so he could open branch mission houses. He spoke in churches urging people to move to the land of the setting sun and help to build a Christian Oregon. He lobbied Congress to establish Oregon as a Territory.

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