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For 18 long months, the IPICM team planned its ministry to the Nepali people and the time finally arrived. Following 2 plane changes and a combined 36 hours of travel, Dr. Michael Lanier and Tom Stoy arrived in Kathmandu on … Continue reading →

To suggest the 5 week mission trip to Malawi, Tanzania, and Zambia exceeded all expectations is an understatement. (The interactive map below will show you where the team ministered. Click on the blue balloons for additional local information.) x None … Continue reading →

7/23—7/29 The African campaign was drawing to a close. Harrison departed for the USA on Sunday, leaving Michael and Tom to wrap up events in the town of Blantyre. Monday was Tom’s turn to bring the message to the lunch … Continue reading →

7/16—7/22 The beginning of the fourth week found the team getting some much needed rest. Ministry did not commence until mid-week. Thursday at noon, the team was asked to minister at City Pentecostal; a branch of the Canadian Assembly of … Continue reading →

7/9—7/15 Following a short downtime, the team began a 3 day and night campaign in the sleepy community of Chilumba, in northern Malawi. The series of meetings were held in Champions in Christ Church, led by Pastor Curtain Campbell. Wednesday … Continue reading →

7/2—7/8 The second week of ministry witnessed a greater measure of the Spirit’s power than anyone had been prepared to experience. Monday was a planned rest day, but 2 incidents are worth noting. In the morning while on a sightseeing … Continue reading →

6/25—7/1 Following a series of missed flights and the eventual recovery of lost bags, the team of Dr. Michael Lanier, Tom Stoy, and Harrison Hunter made their way to the beautiful African nation of the Republic of Malawi. (Tom and … Continue reading →

4/6—4/11/2011 When God does a work, it’s powerful and often ongoing. Such has been the case the second week of ministry in Jamaica. With Judy McReynolds’ arrival, ministry never missed a beat. Wednesday morning witnessed the opening of a “new door” … Continue reading →

3/28–4/3/2011 After a couple of brief days of rest following his March 28th arrival on the island, Michael was ready to commence the work of a missionary. The only significant difference between the anticipated work of the next 2 weeks … Continue reading →

The previous post reflects Michael Lanier’s journal entries during his spring trip to Jamaica. This post is a reflection of his fall mission trip. ____________________________________________________________ Events began at a Wednesday night service in Lucea. Four of us were present to … Continue reading →

The following excerpt was taken from the personal journal of Michael Lanier. ____________________________________________________________ The April mission trip to Jamaica is behind me now. We conducted services and medical clinics in four communities and made 2 new ministry contacts. The doctor saw over … Continue reading →

January–May 2008 Revival didn’t cease with the onset of the winter holidays. To the contrary, it picked up steam. Salvations and a New Year, January 1, 2008 Although we didn’t hold service at prison a week ago due to the … Continue reading →

October–December 2007 Revival is something that comes when hearts cry out to God for change. For a period spanning well over half a year, from the fall of 2007 through late spring of 2008, the men at a north Texas prison … Continue reading →