Helping families of Moses and Adam

January 22, 2007 Uncategorized

Moses’s family and children
Kibo Group
Langford / Kimeze Memorial Fund
604 S Redwood Ave
Broken Arrow, OK  74012

Langford Family Fund
East County Church of Christ
24375 SE Stark
Gresham, OR  97030

Jinja Emergency Fund (for emergency travel for missionaries)
Rochester Church of Christ
250 W. Avon Road
Rochester Hills, MI 48307

Moses’s funeral was last week. Read about it at Clint Davis’s blog, Between Two Worlds. Adam’s funeral is Wednesday 10 am, Memorial Road Church of Christ. The visitation is 6-8 pm Tuesday.

Greg Taylor

My wife, Jill, and I have three children: Ashley, Anna, and Jacob. We live in Broken Arrow and I preach for The Journey: a New Generation Church of Christ in Tulsa (www.thejourneychurch.faith). I have a B.A. in Journalism and an M.Div. from Harding School of Theology in Memphis, Tennessee. Before coming to Tulsa, we lived in Nashville, Tennessee four years, where I worked with The Zoe Group and Wineskins Magazine. From 1994-2001 we lived in Jinja, Uganda, where we worked with a church planting team, an experience that forever changed our lives. With Randy Harris, I co-authored Living Jesus: Doing What Jesus Says in the Sermon on the Mount and you can learn about other books I've written at my web site, www.gregtaylor.org. My most recent book co-authored with Randy is Daring Faith: Meeting Jesus in the Book of John.

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6 Responses

  1. Toby says:
    January 23, 2007 at 11:18 pm

    These are modern day men who gave their lives for God and died in His service. What an inspiration.

  2. Josh says:
    January 27, 2007 at 9:33 am

    Wade,
    Greg,

    I just read the piece with you and Wade on Leadership Journal’s website: http://www.christianitytoday.com/le/2007/001/1.49.html

    That’s one of the best pieces I’ve ever read on Christianity Today (or her affiliates). I know you and Wade well enough to know that you are not looking for praise for these decisions and movements made in humility (of all things!)…but you guys do need to hear affirmation from fellow trench dwellers: we support and admire your kingdom convictions. Thanks for having the courage to say what many do not (including myself).

  3. Josh says:
    January 27, 2007 at 9:33 am

    Greg,

    I just read the piece with you and Wade on Leadership Journal’s website: http://www.christianitytoday.com/le/2007/001/1.49.html

    That’s one of the best pieces I’ve ever read on Christianity Today (or her affiliates). I know you and Wade well enough to know that you are not looking for praise for these decisions and movements made in humility (of all things!)…but you guys do need to hear affirmation from fellow trench dwellers: we support and admire your kingdom convictions. Thanks for having the courage to say what many do not (including myself).

  4. linda moore says:
    January 27, 2007 at 4:59 pm

    hi, our daughter terra is a missionary in uganda . she was one of adam langfords many friends. she was very inspired by adam in such a practical way he encouraged her ministry telling her how much he apreciated what she was doing in uganda.this gave her such support,he had a way of encourageing the people around him. the adam we see through our daughters eyes , encouraged the faith in others to grow because of how beautifuly he allowed Jesus to live in and shine in his life. i shared with our daughter how we are so greatful she got to know this strong christian.Gods word says that “the Lord’s loved ones are precious to him;it grieves him when they die.” psalm 116:15. i shared with our daughter how like the early christians that gieved and must have wondered ,why steven such a powerful young man,so anointed in his ministry could be stoned to death.today we shared how they had to have felt,the loss the pain, the questions of these early brothers and sisters in Christ.let us pray for an army of pauls young and old men and women to climb up from the ashes and pick up the baton left behind for them by adam and moses.uganda needs them, Lord reach every corner of this earth with your people , your church may the bride reflect the love of the bridegroom to this hurting,dirty,suffering earth !

  5. Alice Griffith says:
    January 29, 2007 at 1:52 pm

    Dear Greg, just wanted to say, we love you and your family and hope you are well in Oklahoma. What a blessing you are to so many!

    Alice and family

  6. Lynn Cook says:
    January 29, 2007 at 2:59 pm

    GT,

    Great article. Encouraged my heart. I am also working to turn an aging church outward. Keep up the great work.

    God’s blessings! Come and stay in our home any time you are coming through Arkansas!

    Lynn

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