One month after the mission to Liberia, our first in-country All In Ministries (AIM) Champion LED HER FIRST AIM CONFERENCE!!! We were astonished when she contacted us to share the good news, but that is not all that happened. Jainie shared…
Bare walls. Empty desks. Old chalkboards. A handful of pencils. All In Ministries International (AIM) had the privilege of serving a new school for Ebola orphans the day before the AIM women’s conference in Liberia. Little did we know that what we would provide would be the greatest treasure for some of these children. A gift that one little boy would never put down…
A national women’s conference was the reason All In Ministries International (AIM) journeyed to Liberia to teach women leaders (mostly pastors’ wives). Or, so we thought. Little did we know God was up to much more…
How far would you go to save the lives of those you love? Would you protest? Would you embarrass yourself? Would you pray? On this International Women’s day, we want to share one woman’s inspiring story that changed a nation…
God gave her a dream: Come together. Wear white. Sit silently and pray. One woman inspired many women to stage a silent protest that eventually brought peace to Liberia after years of civil war. But, the story of change does not end there…
By God’s grace and your support, AIM reached thousands of women this year. We asked how we can bless you for the blessing you’ve been to us? Let’s host a Gratefulness Gathering!! So, we did. The night was memorable as we gave God glory and shared the vision for 2018….
AIM is the Focus of Chets Creek Church’s Annual Missions Golf Tournament September 25th, 2017. Each year Chets Creek Church in Jacksonville, Florida, hosts a Missions Golf Tournament for men and women to highlight and support one of their Global Missions Partners. We are excited and humbled to announce that this year All In Ministries International is the partner in focus for the 2017 Chets Creek Church Missions Golf Tournament…
Days before we returned to Southeast Asia things went terribly wrong. Sickness landed me (Susan) in emergency care cancelling the mission we worked so hard preparing for during the last several months. How could this be when so much had already been done?…
When our bouncy boys were younger, my daily goal was three-fold: keep them alive until bedtime, love them, and teach them about Jesus. That’s it. That was enough. Most days, I don’t think I did those three things well.
These days, my parenting style is like kite-flying…
I was shocked and embarrassed at what I had done. Dishonoring our country. Disregarding the sacrifice of so many who died. All unintentional. It was D-day – National Donut Day – or so I had been lured into the marketing spin of a free donut.
As my family and I were munching on a warm, sweet treat, I post our silliness to Facebook. Then, it happened. An older friend responded, “I’m surprised at you, Susan.” What? Why? Surprised I have…
