CrossWalk Ministry

I got onto Bourbon Street just before 9pm with 5 Bibles and 100+ tracts. As I started walking from one end of the busy section to the other I just began handing tracts out to people saying, "Here, let me leave this with you as a reminder that Jesus loves you." Most people shrugged the tract away but by the end of the night all of them were handed out! As I got to the end of Bourbon Street where it meets Canal, there were two tables with chess boards and apparently you could play one of the two men for $10 and if you win they would pay you $20. This brother, Byron, invited me to play a game but I explained what I was doing. Hearing my mission, he said, "well hey, play me for just $5 and you can witness to me while we play." Ha! Well, I agreed and played a short match while I shared my testimony and prayed for him. After leaving the chess area, I encountered a young couple and when I told them that Jesus loves them, they both stopped in their tracks and admi

Blessings to you and yours!! ​What an incredible time of ministry in Mississippi! We arrived on April 3 rd and moved into our motor-home right away. As you'll notice, it has scripture written all over it! A quick testimony about that: Don and Sabrina (the previous owners), were told by a mechanic that it would never sell due to all of the "Jesus stuff" on it. But God. He had everything orchestrated for them to sell to another ministry family! ​ Don and Sabrina, (the founders of No Cross, No Crown Ministries) had just set up their tent to have nightly meetings in Picayune, Mississippi. This worked out well for us as Picayune is down South, and I had already carried the cross through the state in 2010, about 150 miles North of here. The tent meetings began and carried throughout the whole month of April, Thursday to Sunday each week. We helped Don set up and tear nightly; Evie sang a few songs of worship, and I was blessed to share messages on The Cross and