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All sales of the 3 CD Set of Jesus Talks goes to support Rick’s missionary efforts around the world. The 3 CD set includes all the words that Jesus spoke in the Bible (all the red letters) read to you from the King Jams Version. All you have to do is listen to the most amazing words spoken in History by our Lord Jesus Christ. Also, as a bonus track, we have included Christian artist dc Talk and their hit single “The Red Letters” followed by the narrative of all the Red Letters in the Bible.
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JesusTalks.com and the Jesus Talks CD set are sponsored and produced
by Richard Schwendinger. Rick (nicknamed “Pastor Ike” by his Africa
Pastor and Friend) was ordained through
Impact Ministries International
and commissioned to Kiev, Ukraine as a missionary.
MissionSupport is also Rick’s Ministry Name founded in 2000.
MissionSupport is formed under
Bridge the Gap International, Inc. (BGI) which is a
non-denominational mission’s service organization with one primary
goal: to serve the visions of missionaries, ministers and non-profit
organizations worldwide. Anyone Confused? Hope not, both ministries
service this MISSION TO UKRAINE in different but Helpful ways on the
Field. BGI has services
Credit Card donations and Automatic Debits
from monthly
supporter’s checking accounts, while Impact handles the personal
checks and offerings from individual churches. Welcome to this
Mission, click around, and read on my friends! You can browse the history or the products of Rick Schwendinger on this site. There are recent pictures of Kiev, Ukraine other information about Rick’s trip to Ukraine. Please email Rick at pastorike@hotmail.com if you want any more information or have an comment concerning the mission or this site.
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| “If I could take every one of you on a long journey…that you might see what I have seen, that you might hear what I have heard, that you might feel what I have felt, the last iota of skepticism which may linger as to the need of these people of knowing Christ would vanish” – John R. Mott | ||
