LOSINGERS ON MISSION


HISTORY:  

Bob and Gayle Losinger have been married over 49 years.  Bob retired from teaching elementary school, and Gayle is a retired nurse.  They have two married sons and six grandchildren.  The Losingers have served in their local church, short term work & witness missions, Samaritan's Purse disaster relief and SOWER ministry.  This will be their first long term mission.  

CALL:

Pastor Tim Fall at the Clare Church of the Nazarene asked the Losingers to attend a mission conference to represent their church.  At the conference they heard Doctors Ben and Katherine Radcliffe speak.  They shared about an urgent need for a teacher for the missionary kids at the Kudjip, Papua New Guinea Nazarene Hospital MK School.  After praying about this need, Bob and Gayle applied and are in the process of getting visas to travel to PNG and serve.  Bob will teach at the school and Gayle will be an educational consultant for the hospital.

PRAYER REQUESTS:
  • For Christ to be glorified in their service to those in PNG
  • For paperwork to be processed and completed in God's time
  • For travel arrangements and trip to go safely and smoothly
  • For Bob and Gayle to adjust to the culture and be effective as they serve

Comments

  1. Mike MaxwellMay 4, 2023 at 3:59 AM

    Hello Bob and Gayle. May God be with you on your mission to serve. Praying for the needs you require and your well being in that far away place. You both are blessings to those you meet as you were here in Clare!God Bless and take care.

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