Global Impact Missions Course
February 10-12, 2023

Mark your calendar for this incredible opportunity coming to Trinity during Missions Month. Trinity will be hosting Global Serve International (GSI) the weekend of February 10-12, 2023, as they present the Global Impact Missions Course.  You don’t want to miss the insight and vision that GSI will share of God’s heart for missions and what this looks like for Trinity Church. 

The Global Impact weekend is a time to join other believers to learn about God’s heart for the nations. From Genesis to Revelation and into our modern day, we see in scripture that God is all about redeeming people to Himself by using the local church. And not just one people or nation but all nations.

This course will be led by Greg and Julieann, Mark and Ayuna. For more information, please contact Julie Lash and 334.262.3892 or jlash@trinitypca.org.

Nursery provided.

Friday, February 10 • 6:00 p.m.
Session 1 — Genesis to Revelation: The Common Thread

See God’s heart for the nations is not limited to a few verses in the New Testament, but it is littered through all of scripture from Genesis to Revelation. Dessert provided.

Saturday, February 11 • 8:30-11:00 a.m.
Session 2 and 3 — Task Remaining and Church Planting

Understand the concept of “unreached peoples” to assess the remaining task and how there is an imbalance of mission of strategic priorities—followed up by what it takes to plant churches among these remaining peoples and how the Gospel breaks through barriers to see a healthy church planted. Breakfast provided.

Sunday, February 12 • 4:00-5:30 p.m.
Session 4 — Global Christian Habits and Your Local Church

Finally, learn how to integrate your life for Christ’s global purpose as a “‘Global Christian” within the context of your local church. The basic practices of global Christians: going, sending, welcoming, mobilizing, and praying. Snacks provided.

Course Leaders

Greg and Julieann

Greg spent a year working on a tribal contact in South America for his first exposure to missions and then graduated from Michigan State University in Chemical Engineering. While working at Dow Chemical, Greg felt the Lord leading him to missions and he attended seminary at Columbia International University in South Carolina. There he met his wife, Julieann and they moved to Florida where they served on staff at a church for 4 years. During this time the Lord placed Siberia on their hearts and in 1994, they went out to church plant among and ethnic minority group in Siberia. They moved to South East Asia and established teams to reach the ethnic minorities in many of these least reached countries. Greg and Julieann formed Global Serve International (GSI) to assist workers to enter and church plant among the least reached in closed or limited access regions. Greg now serves as CEO of GSI. GSI serves in several Asian countries with about 200 workers in limited access regions of the world. 

Mark and Ayuna

Mark was exposed to missions through his local church in Wisconsin when he was younger. However, it wasn’t until a friend of his encouraged him to go on a short-term trip in 1996 that he really grasped the great need for more labourers.  After coming home, he really wrestled whether to continue his academic path in international business or to withdraw and start pursuing missions. Through the conviction of the Word and the undeniable need in the world he changed direction and started the process of being trained as a future field worker. Mark’s wife, Ayuna grew up in the Soviet Union. Ayuna was saved through the ministry of field workers. They reached out to her people group in the late 1990’s after the Soviet Union fell.  Through the teaching of the word of God and the example of missionaries, reaching out was always part of the DNA of discipleship. She participated doing outreach programs with the field workers during the summer and did various Bible studies throughout the year. Seeing the need and understanding the Bible made God’s plan of redeeming people to Himself clear to her and that being involved in this work is the most satisfying and meaningful work possible.