An Interview with Elinor Griffin
By Katey Powell, Women’s Ministries Mission & Outreach
Rebekah Carson, Germany
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Have you always wanted to go into missions? I was not planning to go overseas until recent years! But God’s ways are always higher, and He is graciously showing me that he has been preparing me for this my whole life. From growing up in a ministry family to studying French in high my friends or family were. Their response was consistently, “Well it’s about time! Let’s get you sent!” That’s been a huge
How has God guided you to go into missions?
- - experiences were all pointing in one direction - Strasbourg, France! My focus there will be on the refugees of Strasbourg and how we can best serve them long-term.
Is it challenging to go into missions as a single?
- ried thing as much as it is a reality that following God’s call is often hard. We are all called to take up our cross and follow
- Christ is the goal. I am not 50% of a person waiting for the other 50% to come along so that I can be effective in life and ministry. I am whole and complete in Jesus Christ right now.
What are your next steps?
What are your needs for going into missions? There are two major needs that I have going forward: • Finances - I need individuals and churches to join my monthly support team. I cannot go to France until I am fully funded, and I would love to go knowing that this is an effort of the entire denomination!
Who are 2 people in your congregation for whom you will pray to answer the call?
20 The Associate Reformed Presbyterian
s World Witness continues to promote 2-2-20, I rejoice with God in His faithful-
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