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Hi-Plains School of Missions 2020

 We are excited to be a part of the Hi Plains School of Missions this year. The theme is 20/20 Vision 2020. We will be visiting 18 churches in 3 weeks in Western OK, Southern KS and Northern TX. Please pray for us as we take this  journey that God will touch lives, and His name will be magnified and glorified. 

GOD IS SO GOOD!

Update 10/24/2020

Well, we survived the 3 weeks and 17 churches.  And while our bodies are very tired, our souls are full! God is so very, very good!!!


We met many people and made so many friendships. Even now, just one day home, I already miss some of our new friends and long to be with you all again soon!  May God bless you all for your faithfulness to Him and for the love and friendship you showed Laly and me.


Please continue to pray with us that God will provide the needs we shared with you during the School of Missions.  That the work will continue and that His name will be magnified and glorified!

Revelation 5:13

“And every creature which is in heaven, and on the earth, and under the earth, and such as are in the sea, and all that are in them, heard I saying, Blessing, and honour, and glory, and power, be unto him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb for ever and ever.”

Week One of Hi-Plains School of Missions (10/1- 10/8)

Miles Traveled - 1,137

Week one took us across the paths of some amazing people.  We traveled to Shattuck, OK. for the first two days where we met with Marvin & Vicki, Vic & Linda Peterson and the other 6 missionaries.  We got to know a little more of the missions each represents. On Saturday afternoon we all said our goodbyes and got on the road. 


The churches we visited were: First Christian Church - Elkhart Ks., First Christian Church - Buffalo, OK., Hi-Land Christian Church - Pampa, TX., Iglesia Christiana de Amarillo - Amarillo, Tx., First Christian Church - Dalhart, Tx.


We gave away one authentic Indian item at each church and we really hope the winners will enjoy displaying it in their home. An above all, we hope they will pray for India Christian Bible College when they see it.


Below are  some pictures from each church. 

Next Week

Week 2 will see us traveling to:

Freedom Christian Church, Freedom, OK,

Town and County Christian  Church, Alva,  OK,

Driftwood Christian  Church, Cherokee, OK.

First Christian Church, Seiling, OK. 

First Christian Church, Lone Wolf,  OK,

and Talogo Christian Church, Taloga, OK.


Week One Photos - click to see captions

Our Display
We did not go hungry!
Larry Starbuck -  Vici, OK
Laly Haffner -OKC
Scott DeVore - Lone Wolf, OK
FCC Elkhart, KS.
FCC Elkhart, KS
FCC Buffalo, OK
FCC Buffalo, OK
FCC Elkhart, KS.
Hi-Land  Christian Church, Pampa, TX.
Sharon & Al Williams, Pampa, TX
FCC Dalhart, TX
Barry & Stella Walker, Dalhart, TX
Barry & Stella Walker, Dalhart, TX
Iglesia Cristiana de Amarillo, Amarillo, TX
Iglesia Cristiana de Amarillo, Amarillo, TX
Iglesia Cristiana de Amarillo, Amarillo, TX
Noe & Luisa Trejo
Eating out with our new friends from  Iglesia Cristiana de Amarillo, Amarillo, TX.

Week Two of Hi-Plains School of Missions (10/11 - 10/15)

Miles Traveled - 574

Week two continued our journey with more of God's wonderful people. Simply the best! 


We started in Freedom, Ok where we had a wonderful service Sunday morning at  Freedom Christian Church then continued on to Town and Country Christian  Church in Alva.  From there we visited Driftwood Christian  Church in Driftwood, OK, FCC in Seiling, FCC in Lone Wolf and ended up at Taloga Christian Church in Taloga, OK.


We made many new friends while also reconnecting with a few old friends. It was a fantastic week!

Next Week

Week 3 will see us traveling to:

Protection Christian Church, Protection, KS.

First Christian Church, Custer City, OK,

First Christian  Church, Sayre,, OK.

First Christian Church, Shattuck, OK. 

Booker Christian Church, Booker, TX,

and First Christian Church, Laverne, OK.


Week Two Photos - click to see captions

Freedom Christian Church, Freedom, OK.
Mark and Susan Kinkel, Freedom Christian Church, Freedom, OK.
Freedom Christian Church, Freedom, OK.
Freedom Christian Church, Freedom, OK.
Joe Jessup, Freedom.
Lois and Rod Ferguson and Dani Joslin.  Freedom.
This little guy was looking at us through the window at the Ferguson's place.
Town & Country Christian Church in Alva.
Town & Country Christian Church in Alva.
Mr. & Mrs. Lancaster
Driftwood Christian Church
Neil and Linda Gordon, Town & Country.
Town & Country Christian Church
First Christian Church, Seiling, OK
Brad Rieger, Driftwood CC
Dennis Adair, Preacher at Seiling
First Christian Church, Seiling
First Christian Church, Seiling
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Week Three of Hi-Plains School of Missions (10/18 - 10/23)

Miles Traveled - 830

3rd week started all the way in Protection, KS. Even though it was a cold 42 degrees, members came out to hear the work of ICBC.  The people were amazing and our fellowship with Rusty and Suzanne was beyond fantastic. The potluck lunch had around 10 different delicious casseroles and then all the fixins. With a full stomach, we departed to Custer City for Sunday evening service. For this service Dani Joslin and my daughters Rebekah & Miriam Joseph joined us. We had an uplifting service.  Then the next day, it was on to Sayre, OK.  We met in the fellowship room and after the meal we presented ICBC to them.  Kerry Hookstra even took out a full page ad in the Beckham County paper to advertise the School of Missions. Next day we went to a familiar place to present - Shattuck, OK. It was so good to see familiar faces: Vic & Linda Peterson, Marvin & Vickie Garrison and my friend Debbie Watson from Woodward. Booker TX was our next stop and we were pleasantly surprised to see over 50 students there for Wednesday service. They listened to our presentation, I taught them a couple of Malayalam words and at the end they asked questions about the living conditions in India. Thank you Matt for the coordination and help. Our final stop was Laverne, OK. where we had a wonderful and heartwarming time with the folks there.  It was so nice to see Doug again!



Week Three Photos - click to see captions

Protection Christian Church, Protection, KS
This beautiful stain glass window was brought over  from their old building.
Pastor Rusty & Suzanne Westerfield
First Christian Church, Custer City, OK
Dani Joslin, Doyle Kinney, Rebekah & Miriam Joseph
First Christian Church, Sayre, OK
FCC Sayre, OK sanctuary
Peggy Dunlap from FCC in Sayre won an elephant.
Willa Dean Jacoby from Shattuck won the gift.
Debbie Watson graduate of Midwest Christian College and went there when John Philipose was there.  S
First Christian Church, Shattuck, OK
Booker Christian Church, Booker, TX
Matt Bartosiewicz, Booker TX

ICBC CURRENT NEEDS

Here are the needs communicated during Hi-Plains School of Missions

1)  MONTHLY SUPPORT

Over the past 5 to 10 years, monthly support for ICBC Ministries has decreased by around 50%. This is primarily due to Churches changing leadership, less of an emphasis on Missions, dwindling and dying churches. Our goal is to raise new support from gaining new sponsoring churches and also from individuals in the amount of $5,000 per month.


2) EXPAND OUR WIDOW MINISTRY

We have the opportunity to expand this ministry to help an additional 80 widows per month.  40 more in Punjab and 40 more in Andhra Pradesh.  The cost for this will be $1,000 per month which will provide food packages, medicine, shelter, clothing, doctor care, and hospital care. $12,000 annually will allow us to take care of these 80 more widows


3) RICE FOR HUNGRY/COVID RELIEF

Covid has hit India extremely hard. Before the total lockdown, we were able to distribute over 3,000 food packages to families who were starving.  This fed about 15,000 people. As soon as we are able, we will once again begin distributing food packages. We can feed another 3000 familes, or 15,000 people again for $30,000.

BECOME A PARTNER

We ask that you would pray with us about these needs. 


As the holy spirit leads, please consider becoming a partner with us in making a difference in the many, many lives touched through ICBC Ministries.


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Dear Friends,

It is with a heavy, heavy heart that we tell you that Dr. John Philipose, Dad, has passed away. We are so thankful that we were able to spend the last year with him here in the states. I can tell you, his daughters, Laly and Christina took excellent care of him as he was battling cancer. He slipped away peacefully on Sunday morning, February 27th, in our home, surrounded by family at 5:50 AM. But what a legacy he leaves behind. To say that he was loved by thousands would probably be an understatement. He will be sorely missed.





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