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About My Family
My name is Robbie. I have had the privilege of serving in Lowell, Mass., since August 2012. My ministry involvement includes work with Christian Student Fellowship (a campus ministry at UMass Lowell) and Mill City Church (a church plant in the heart of downtown Lowell). Throughout the week I lead Bible studies, engage in one-on-one discipleship and head media for both ministries. On weekends I study at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary extension center in Northborough, Mass. My position in Lowell is made possible by the prayer and support of people just like you. Without your help I would not be able to continue this important work. Please pray about partnering with me in support of this worthwhile ministry.
About My Church Plant
The campus of the University of Massachusetts-Lowell and the community of Lowell have tremendous potential as an influential mission field. The heart of our ministry seeks to connect campus and community to Christ and His mission. Why New England? Three key words: Numbers + Nations + Need. People are flocking to cities. Eighty-three percent of the population now lives in metropolitan areas. Lowell is the fourth largest city in Massachusetts. Cities are bastions of culture and innovation.
Lowell is racially diverse, containing people from all walks of life and all income levels. Cities are crying out for the gospel. A recent study found only 2.7 percent born-again Christians live in the county surrounding greater Boston. An unreached people group is defined as a population containing less than 2.5 percent Christians. Full-time ministry would not be possible without an army of faithful prayer and financial partners. Would you prayerfully consider partnering with God in the work He is doing with campus and community in Lowell?
Lowell is racially diverse, containing people from all walks of life and all income levels. Cities are crying out for the gospel. A recent study found only 2.7 percent born-again Christians live in the county surrounding greater Boston. An unreached people group is defined as a population containing less than 2.5 percent Christians. Full-time ministry would not be possible without an army of faithful prayer and financial partners. Would you prayerfully consider partnering with God in the work He is doing with campus and community in Lowell?
NAMB Church Planting
Demonstrated Christian character is essential for missionaries and chaplains to gain credibility and build community. A missionary is a person who, in response to God's call and gifting, leaves his or her comfort zone and crosses cultural, geographic or other barriers to proclaim the gospel and live out a Christian witness in obedience to the Great Commission. The North American Mission Board supports missionaries serving across the United States, Canada and their territories. Churches are the missionary incubators and sending centers for missionaries through the Southern Baptist Convention. Missionaries serve in a variety of settings and face tremendous challenges. But the rewards are tremendous and life-changing. Missionaries have the privilege to represent their church and their Father in sharing the gospel as the primary focus of their activity. If you are interested in pursuing next steps as a potential missionary or chaplain from your church, explore the possibilities at namb.net/send-me.