Dear Pastor, Friends and Churches,

 We want to thank you for taking the time to read our message!  

 By way of this message, Mary and I want to let you know we are so thankful for all the prayers and support we have received concerning our open-heart surgery and recovery!  We were so blessed by so many! We are doing well and keeping busy preaching the Word of God!

 The other reason we are sending this is to let you know we have not retired from evangelism!  There has been some who have said they heard we have retired.  We have not, fact is, since the heart surgery we have had some exciting revivals and seen God save many souls and change many lives!  Friends, we are still on the road and loving every minute of it!

 If you are considering a revival or special outreach, and would be interested in us coming to help you, please let us know!  You can always look at our web site and see where we are, where we been,  and what dates we have open for meetings! 

 Again, thank you for your prayers and your time!  We would love to be with you anytime you felt led of God to have us!   Again, thanks for the prayers, and may the Lord bless you greatly!

 Steve and Mary

 REVIVALS ARE WORKING     

It is Sunday, March 19, 2023 as we write this blog.  We think back about the last few weeks!  We have just finished two great revival meetings, one in Cleora, OK and the other in Amado, AZ.   The first was a Senior Adult Revival, and the second was a tent meeting! 

In both meetings we saw the Lord work!  We saw very good attendance, souls saved, lives changed, and touched.  We saw people baptized, repent, and added to the local churches!  God is moving where people are allowing Him to do so.

We are not sure how many pastors may read this, but want to encourage them if they have not conducted a revival to please pray and about having one.  People are interested, people will attend.  Give them an opportunity in which they may not have had in a while.   In one meeting we had a couple travel many miles to attend.  They said the church in which they attend and have been members for many years, has not had a revival meeting in over 10 years.   One said that when asking why there Church does not have revivals anymore, they were told it was because nobody came but old people.   He said he most likely took the statement wrong, but being a senior adult, he felt like he was called a "nobody"!  

The Bible says in Ps 85:6 Wilt thou not revive us again: that thy people may rejoice in thee?   Our prayer is for more pastors and churches to consider the prayers of many people for revival.