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Missions & Evangelism Poetry


An Indictment I'm a self-proclaimed introvert and often used that as my excuse not to take advantage of every opportunity to share the gospel. God dealt with me quite harshly about that...and this poem resulted.	by Josie James

By the Grace of God God's children are everywhere. They live in big expensive houses, in shelters, in alley's and doorways. As servants of God, we are to help those less fortunate than us. Only by the grace of God are we so fortunate!	by Donna Hendrix

the mission of one This poem is about how each one of us as Christians has an obligation to reach out to just one soul. Just think, if we all endeavour to touch just one life...what a HUGE difference it would make!	by Josie James

Defeating the Devil A poem from a favourite chapter Ephesians 2. A passage that tells me what I was like before discovering Jesus as my Saviour, that is dead. But now made alive by His grace Amen and Amen.	by Albert Watson

Young Hearts We should teach children about Jesus and God's principles from an early age.	by Belinda van Rensburg

The Lonely Places The words of this poem are all very self explanatory to those who know the Gospel. There is a challenge to unbeliever in the last stanza	by Albert Watson

Solitude A Minister that has a prison ministry asked me write a poem about being incarcerated. Having no experience in this area, I asked God for a poem. This is what He gave me.	by Kathleen Higham

I'm Glory Bound I met Gospel Bluegrass Glorybound Band at Battle of the Bands in Oxford. I came up with "I'm Glory Bound" for their theme song. The band broke up but the guys still sing the song.	by Pearl Sturgis

The Moon I think I'd like to be the moon...	by louis gander