The past couple of months have been filled with transitions, challenges, and blessings, and we are deeply grateful for your continued prayers and support.

This Christmas season, we had a wonderful time celebrating with family at our home in NC. It was a precious opportunity to reflect on the Lord’s goodness and enjoy special moments together before embarking on the next steps for London.

The Lord greatly blessed during my visit to London in December. While I was there, I had the opportunity to meet with a lawyer to discuss the visa process. Initially, I had planned to apply for the Global Talent Visa. Although this is an excellent visa option, it is both expensive and very challenging to obtain.

The Lord graciously allowed me to spend time in London with Downham Baptist Church from December 1–11, and what a blessing it has been! I am especially grateful for the opportunity to be with the church family for two Sundays and two midweek services.

October was full of travel and fellowship as we prepare for ministry in London. We’re grateful for the chance to reconnect with churches and friends along the way.

Please pray for safe travels and provision as we visit more churches in November and as I head to London in December.

Thank you for your support and prayers!

As I reflect on the incredible journey God has taken me and my family on, I am filled with gratitude and excitement. This journey has prepared us for a new chapter in our lives—one that leads us to ministry in England.

This January, we are thankful for many things. First, God allowed Candace and me to go on a survey trip to the United Kingdom last month.

The Lord Jesus Christ is the Good News that we celebrate this Christmas season. He came to this earth born of a virgin, lived a perfect, sinless life so that all who believe in Him can have eternal life. Unfortunately, many today will celebrate this Christmas season but do not have a truly Biblical understanding of what Christmas is.

The Lord showed Himself mightily in our lives during the months of August and September. First, God allowed us to move to Princeton, New Jersey, to serve in Kendall Park Baptist Church. Then, at the beginning of September, we attended the Missions Conference at Victory Baptist Church in Darlington, South Carolina. It was a great week of fellowship with previous classmates on deputation to the countries God has called them to serve.

As I write this, I am sitting in a coffee shop in downtown Princeton, NJ. The coffee shop is located across the street from Princeton University, where Jonathan Edwards served as the university’s third president. The town of Princeton is beautiful and is rich with culture, people and history.

God has given me the opportunity to visit the United Kingdom twice in the last three years. I have seen God’s hand guiding us as He continues to connect me with brothers and sisters in Christ in the UK.