On Monday, June 2nd, MAD Skates held the quarterly board meeting. At that time, we discussed a new idea of setting aside 10% of all income and received donations. That 10% will be used to support other skate ministries, missions, etc. This is our way of passing on what God has given us to help others reach others.
Thank you for your continued support. A little goes a long way in God's kingdom.
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Thursday, May 29, 2008
M.A.D. Skates Website
The M.A.D. Skates website is encountering some difficulties right now. Please continue to watch this blog for updates on M.A.D. Skates and the website.
Monday, May 26, 2008
Higher Power Radio
Friday, May 2, 2008
Christian Skaters - Skate Conference
Jason and I will be traveling to California this September to attend the Christian Skaters Skate Conference. If you have a moment, take a look at their site to see if this is a conference you need to be at this year.
http://www.christianskaters.com/
http://www.christianskaters.com/
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Calvary Chapel Corona - Skatepark Update 3
Calvary Chapel Corona will host its first ever - Best Trick Contest - April 3rd!
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Calvary Chapel Corona - Skatepark Update 2
The report from Boarders For Christ is that "The installation went awesome."
Calvary Chapel Corona is looking to open the skate park soon. They are currently working to get their insurance finalized.
Calvary Chapel Corona is looking to open the skate park soon. They are currently working to get their insurance finalized.
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Calvary Chapel Corona - Skatepark Update
Boarders for Christ is scheduled to install the skatepark at Calvary Chapel Corona next week! This is the first collaborative effort between Boarders for Christ and MAD Skates, and we hope it is only the beginning. By matching funds with Calvary Chapel Corona, MAD Skates assisted in the purchase of the BFC skate park. We are all excited about the way God is going to use this park for the youth in the Corona area.
To learn more about Calvary Chapel Corona visit: http://www.calvarycorona.org/To learn more about Boarders for Christ visit: http://www.boardersforchrist.com/
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Food Crisis in Zambia Africa
As many of you know, Jason and I are involved with two missions groups in Zambia, Africa. Today I received the following email from one of our missionary contacts there.
"At this point, the biggest challenge in the feeding program is that it is rainy season and the cost of food and supplies has gone up significantly. It has been raining here every day to the point of roads being washed out. Charcoal has gone from 40,000 kwacha a bag to 100,000 per bag because it is all wet. We are starting to see an increase in fish as well because they can’t get it into the city. Several bridges have been washed out as well.
The National food storage places in the South and East have been flooded and they have lost their reserves. With the rain not letting up, crops have not grown or they have developed fungus and are going to be spoiled. We are worried about there being enough food to go around this coming March, April and May. I am keeping an eye on the newspapers and radio."
This email came as a response to my question of how much more money they needed to feed the kids more than 3 times per week. For many of the children these are the only three meals they receive each week. It seems the crisis has reached a point of just trying to get them fed the three times per week right now.
I won't take any more of your time, but if you are interested in helping out, please send funds to Action International (mark Zambia Feeding on the memo line) or simply say a prayer for the flooding and food crisis in Zambia.
Action International
PO Box 398 Mountlake Terrace,
WA 98043-0398United States
www.actionintl.org
Thank you for your time.
"At this point, the biggest challenge in the feeding program is that it is rainy season and the cost of food and supplies has gone up significantly. It has been raining here every day to the point of roads being washed out. Charcoal has gone from 40,000 kwacha a bag to 100,000 per bag because it is all wet. We are starting to see an increase in fish as well because they can’t get it into the city. Several bridges have been washed out as well.
The National food storage places in the South and East have been flooded and they have lost their reserves. With the rain not letting up, crops have not grown or they have developed fungus and are going to be spoiled. We are worried about there being enough food to go around this coming March, April and May. I am keeping an eye on the newspapers and radio."
This email came as a response to my question of how much more money they needed to feed the kids more than 3 times per week. For many of the children these are the only three meals they receive each week. It seems the crisis has reached a point of just trying to get them fed the three times per week right now.
I won't take any more of your time, but if you are interested in helping out, please send funds to Action International (mark Zambia Feeding on the memo line) or simply say a prayer for the flooding and food crisis in Zambia.
Action International
PO Box 398 Mountlake Terrace,
WA 98043-0398United States
www.actionintl.org
Thank you for your time.
Sunday, January 6, 2008
Orlando Surf Expo
Join Christian Skaters at the Surf Expo (http://www.surfexpo.com/) January 10 - 13th. If you at there, stop by our booth and introduce yourself. If you can't make it, pray for many to stop by and for Christian Skaters to be a bright light at this industry event.
Thursday, January 3, 2008
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