Some folks do not like change and that may be because of confusion and lack of knowledge about why the changes are occurring and what the advantages are for the change. We at the Christian Veterans Association and Mission Harvest have had to face some of the reality of the need for change and make the hard decisions to make those changes in a timely and thoughtful manner. My heart and work has been involved in the entire founding and development of the ministry we have called the Christian Veterans Association. I am most grateful to the Lord for the blessings and growth that we have seen since we began the ministry in 1991. You are invited to this event which will focus on the veteran and military aspects of the CVA ministry.
Growth means progress and progress means more work and responsibility.
Over the past few years of growth it has been increasingly difficult for one person to manage and effectively lead the entire work of this ministry. It is only fitting that one of the founding members of the CVA be the person that will take the helm of the CVA and lead it forward into the new century. The CVA provides a program, working through the local church, to reach veterans and military in the community of the local church for Christ and then for fellowship. The Mission Harvest Ministries will focus on the material provisions in support of missions and churches worldwide. Over the past five years almost 9 million pounds of materials have been donated to missions in 45 countries and churches or mission works in 44 states.