M4G (Moms for the Gospel)

Jesus, Open Their Eyes

April 29, 2013

I was about to leave the park and get my son to bed when this little girl about 3 years old started talking to me. “Why are you here?” she asked. “I’m here with my son,” I replied pointing to my little guy who was going down the slide. “So you’re his mommy? My mommy […]

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M4G 1/8

January 8, 2013

We met today at the Coddingtown mall play structure for our bi weekly M4G (Moms for the Gospel) outreach. Upon arriving I immediately got in a conversation with another mom that was there. We talked for a couple minutes about things under the sun and just as I was about to swing the conversation from […]

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Moms for the Gospel 12/11

December 11, 2012

**Picture is of Laura’s son. In the background is Laura sharing the Gospel with a woman. Today we headed out to the park for our M4G outreach. Even though it was very cold, God is so faithful to answer our prayers of Him bringing people to the park so that we could share the Gospel […]

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Park playdate

November 15, 2012

Every Tuesday, whether we’re going to SSU or to the park for M4G, something happens. My son stays up really late the night before and is crazy grumpy, I’m sick, my son’s sick. The last two times especially have been like that, and each time I have wanted to cancel and just stay home, […]

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Mommy Evangelism

November 2, 2012

One of the most amazing jobs in the world is being a mommy to my two year old. But even more amazing than this, is being an ambassador for the Lord of Lords and King of Kings. Being a mommy and an ambassador for Christ CAN be done by the grace given to us […]

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Moms for the Gospel!!!

October 9, 2012

The park outreach was AMAZING today!! We serve such a mighty and awesome God!!! There were four of us moms that met up at the “A” park here in Rohnert Park. At first there were no other people that were there besides us. We had a sweet time of fellowship with one another and did […]

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