FBC Cabot, AR
Bulgarian Mission Trip

     During our first trip to the orphanage, Jenny, Kimberly, and I were playing Frisbee with 2 little girls (Maria, and Isabella). Thinking about the slip disc we were tossing back and forth, I asked them if they knew how to read, and Maria said she did. Well, figuring it was time for a break, the girls and us "Americanas" sat down and I asked Maria to read the back of the slip disc out loud. She must have gotten tired because after the second paragraph, she didn't want to read anymore. So, I continued to read the information on the back of the slip disc (in Spanish, mind you). Apparently, the girls understood my Spanish pretty well, because when it came to the part that asks the reader if they want to be forgiven for their sins, each one of them said that she wanted to do so. So they repeated the prayer on the disc--piece by piece, and accepted Jesus in their hearts
 
     A few days later, when we visited the village in the mountains where voodoo was prevalent, I was asked to stand in front of the church congregation that had gathered and read the slip disc (in Spanish) aloud. After reading again about sins and how Jesus died on the cross and asking if anyone wanted to be forgiven and have Jesus in their hearts, about 15 people including a very elderly woman stood up and made their way up to the front where each of them repeated the prayer and accepted Jesus, also.    Thank you Slip Disc Ministries

Terri Robinson, Bethel Worship Center Dominican Republic Mission Team Member

      The Slip Discs were a hit!  One day one of the guys from our group even "preached" the gospel message right off the disc at a church service and over 15 people probably accepted Christ right then and there.  We handed out the discs after that and showed them how to toss them.  We gave them to some of the kids ahead of time and to add flavor to the service, one came flying through a window in the middle of the service. (hee, hee)
Rwanda PEACE team    Saddleback Church, Calif.

     I just wanted to share with you all about our 7th and 8th graders mision trip to Atlanta. 20 students and 6 adults worked with inter-city children at two separate apartment complexes. They did a form of VBS. There were about 50 children participating.
Our students did a concert and ice cream party at each of the apartment complexes on two separate evenings. At the conclusion of these concerts they handed out the slip disc that we had ordered from you all. There were 26 decisions for Christ!!!! Only two of those decisions were not a result of questions from the slip disc distribution. AWESOME witnessing tool.
Our 7th and 8th graders came home with a renewed excitement and have grown in their Christian walk as a result of your witnessing tool! Praise God for your ministry!!!

Donna Calvert First Baptist Church Decatur, AL

    
 I wanted to let you know that the Portuguese discs we took with us to Brazil were a huge hit.  The children had never seen frisbees before and the missionaries we worked with loved them too.  Your ministry is touching so many lives.
God Bless,
Paula Potter Holladay Baptist Church Salt Lake City, Utah

A word from someone who received a disc at a rock concert: Hello, I'm Wes. I just wanted to let you guys know that I caught one of your discs at Bonaroo, a music festival in Tennessee, in June2002. I read the message on the back and was baffled at the fact that Christians were coming to Bonaroo and spreading the gospel. For four years I lived in the flesh, continuing in sin. But, finally in the spring of 2006 I asked God to forgive me for my sins and was saved. God and myself commend your couragious efforts. Thank you and Godspeed! P.S. I still have the disc.

About two months after we gave out the Slip Discs, a woman stopped our pastor in the store and told him how she was saved. Her grandson brought the disc to her house and she got to reading the inside and the next Sunday she went to church with her son and was saved. She has used the disc to share the word with others and two more families have come to know Christ. They do not come to our church, but that does not matter. So, keep up the good work.
John Brown,, Immanuel Baptist Church, Clinton, NC