Articles by: heartsofpurpose

Threshold Ministries’ child sponsorship programs provide for poor and orphaned and abandoned children in China. Threshold Ministries, Inc. is a Christian 501(c)3 nonprofit founded by Cynthia Reynolds and based in Santa Maria, California. We serve children and families living within a 250 mile radius of Linjiang City which is located in Jilin Province in northeast China.

What began as a small enterprise to feed a few hungry families has now grown into a ministry that provides for over 250 children through sponsorship programs. In 2005 a 22,000 sq. ft. orphanage, TMI Hope House for Children, was completed where we care for orphaned and abandoned children. The ministry continues to grow and with donations received through the Gifts of Hope program, the poor are provided with emergency food, warm winter clothing, firewood, chickens and more. For more information, or to sponsor a child, go to http://www.tmihope.org/

Threshold Ministries’ child sponsorship programs provide for poor and orphaned and abandoned children in China. Threshold Ministries, Inc. is a Christian 501(c)3 nonprofit founded by Cynthia Reynolds and based in Santa Maria, California. We serve children and families living within a 250 mile radius of Linjiang City which is located in Jilin Province in northeast China.

What began as a small enterprise to feed a few hungry families has now grown into a ministry that provides for over 250 children through sponsorship programs. In 2005 a 22,000 sq. ft. orphanage, TMI Hope House for Children, was completed where we care for orphaned and abandoned children. The ministry continues to grow and with donations received through the Gifts of Hope program, the poor are provided with emergency food, warm winter clothing, firewood, chickens and more. For more information, or to sponsor a child, go to http://www.tmihope.org/

Recently I had the opportunity of traveling with the 8th grade class of NEW HARVEST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL on 3 different field trips related to their studies of WW2. We first went to the movies!  RED TAILS  by Lucas Films of the Tuskegee Airmen.  This story captures the battles that these courageous black American men fought.  The battle against the Germans as well as the battle of Prejudice in the country they were giving their lives to defend.  I highly recommend the movie.

Our second field trip took us to visit Major Lowell Steward!  Major Steward is 92 years old in this interview. Although a man of few words and hard of hearing at this time in his life, it was an honor to talk with him!  He was adorable, in my opinion.

Our last field trip took us to the WW2 Commemorative Air Force Museum in Camarillo, CA.   They have several planes like those flown by the Tuskegee Airmen and lots of WW2 memorabilia.  If you love American history, which I hope you do, I highly recommend this museum.

With the editing help of my dear friend Gary Rolls, this program won the 2012 CAPPY AWARD  under the Inspirational and spiritual category.  That was so exciting for me.

I hope you are blessed watching this program.

~Gail

In this segment, Gail Nordskog continues her discussion with “Ignite the Nations” president Bryan Sexaur where tells us of the work being done in Punjub, North India.

Ignite the Nations is a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation, focused on evangelism and church planting in the unchurched villages of North India.  The precious people in these villages are starving for the gospel.  In response to the great need and urgency to advance the gospel in these villages, more than 55 full time ministry workers, all indigenous believers, are serving on the front lines in these areas.  http://www.reacheveryvillage.com/

In this segment, Gail Nordskog talks with “Ignite the Nations” president Bryan Sexaur where tells us of the work being done in Punjub, North India.

Ignite the Nations is a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation, focused on evangelism and church planting in the unchurched villages of North India.  The precious people in these villages are starving for the gospel.  In response to the great need and urgency to advance the gospel in these villages, more than 55 full time ministry workers, all indigenous believers, are serving on the front lines in these areas.  http://www.reacheveryvillage.com/