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December 2010 Dear Friends, Loved Ones and Prayer Partners, Holiday Greetings and Christmas Blessings in the Precious
Name of Jesus, He is a wonderful Savior. 2,000 years ago the
shepherds on the Judean hills heard from Heaven; “Fear not:
for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be
to all people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David
a Savior which is Christ the Lord.” In a day of darkness and fear,
disappointment and discouragement, defeat and deadness—We
need to hear from heaven. We need to get the message of the
Angel. We need to sing out the good news that we have a Savior.
“Oh! Hallelujah, Oh! What a Savior—He gave his life blood for
even me.”
In the month of October we began with a week of revival in a
brand new building at Cornerstone BC in Westville, OK, Pastor
B.J. Craig. The church really worked to build a beautiful building
in record time. Then to Metropolitan Baptist Church in Fort Worth, TX,
I preached a Sunday of Missions Month at our home church.
Next we were in Edmond Road Baptist Church, Pastor Joe Mandrino their
Anniversary Missions Revival. Then to Revival Meeting at Farren
Road Baptist Church at Red Lick, TX, Pastor Dave Seiffert. I was privileged
to lead Brother Dave and Yvonne to the Lord in Alvin, TX, they
have been faithful since. It was a blessing to be with them. Then
we had a powerful three service Sunday with Lakewood Baptist
Church, Powderly, TX, Pastor John Grisswood.
I preached all day the 7th at Metropolitan Baptist Church, Fort Worth, TX,
(we have no pastor at this time) to start the month of November.
The week of Nov. 8-12 I taught a modular semester course on
Sotieriology for the college. The 14th we were with New Hope
Baptist Church at Ellisville, MS, Pastor Ray Matthews. Ray and Kristi were
members of our church at Alvin and Ray was a student in the Bible Institute there.
The Monday after, we drove to Unity Baptist Church in Ripley, MS, with longtime
Pastor Ronnie Barefield. We were blessed to be in a great Bible
Conference with Bro. Ronnie and the church. Then we were
joined by the Larry Nelson Family at Star Baptist Church, Keota, OK, Pastor
Rick Mclaskey for a wonderful one day meeting.
there. He is doing a good job as a dad, pastor, and leader there. With Bro. Steve Palmer & Bro. Mark Thri??
It seems impossible to believe that we are in our fifth year of
evangelism this year. God has blessed this ministry far above all we
could have asked or thought during these years. I had no idea what
the Lord wanted to do with us when He thrust us into this work. This
year we have been kept busy in 37 churches in revivals, missions and
Bible conferences, teaching 2 semester courses in the Bible College,
and preaching many times for my home church. God has answered
prayer with open doors, new and renewed friendships, salvations,
commitments, and changed lives. I claim no credit for any of these
things. As our heading says, “To God Be All Glory and Praise.” Paul
expressed well when he said, “We have this treasure in earthen
vessels.”
We cannot dwell on these past blessings however. We look forward
to what our Lord has in store in the days to come. We look forward to
serving and assisting you pastor. There are no big or little churches,
no important or less important pastors in the Lord’s economy. With
Jonathan we must say, He certainly is not limited by few or many. As
we go, we come under the burden for the people and pastors where
we are. Our ministry is one of faith. We trust the Lord to touch hearts and
open doors for service where He would have us serve.
Your Servants for Jesus’ Sake, Wayne and Susie Hudson For we preach not ourselves, but Christ Jesus the Lord; and ourselves your servants for Jesus' sake. (2 Corinthians 4:5)