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Barry Lipscomb, Jr. Has been in the ministry for 20 years now. He had a calling on his life which was recognized by his parents, many adults, elders, and preachers, etc. at a young age up until his late teens. In '2003, he was called by the Lord to minister the gospel of Jesus in the prisons. Which he has been doing now for over 10 years. He mentors one on one, holds Bible studies, and Church services in El Dorado, Hutchison, and Winfield correctional facilities which all three prisons are located in Kansas surrounding his home town Wichita, Kansas.
Over the years he has seen hundreds saved and brought to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ, delivered and set free from strongholds, and many received the gift of the baptism of the Holy Spirit. He heads up a team of 7+ people who come faithfully with him doing the work of the Lord.
Through the years Barry D. Lipscomb, Jr. preached in many churches, bringing the gospel to many people of different backgrounds and ethnic groups on a diverse scale.
Being a young man moved with zeal for God, and his kingdom work, Minister Lipscomb( who serves as a pastor and evangelist) set out to start Evangelistic Outreach Ministries. The ministry launched on February 1, 2013, and has been on a gradual move since then. In 2015 we aim to launch a church under the Ministry name(E.O.M.) in Liberia, Africa, which we have an orphanage as well over there.
Yet evangelistic outreach ministries keeps pushing forward to pursue all that God has for this ministry to do!
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By Barry Lipscomb JrBarry Lipscomb, Jr. Has been in the ministry for 20 years now. He had a calling on his life which was recognized by his parents, many adults, elders, and preachers, etc. at a young age up until his late teens. In '2003, he was called by the Lord to minister the gospel of Jesus in the prisons. Which he has been doing now for over 10 years. He mentors one on one, holds Bible studies, and Church services in El Dorado, Hutchison, and Winfield correctional facilities which all three prisons are located in Kansas surrounding his home town Wichita, Kansas.
Over the years he has seen hundreds saved and brought to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ, delivered and set free from strongholds, and many received the gift of the baptism of the Holy Spirit. He heads up a team of 7+ people who come faithfully with him doing the work of the Lord.
Through the years Barry D. Lipscomb, Jr. preached in many churches, bringing the gospel to many people of different backgrounds and ethnic groups on a diverse scale.
Being a young man moved with zeal for God, and his kingdom work, Minister Lipscomb( who serves as a pastor and evangelist) set out to start Evangelistic Outreach Ministries. The ministry launched on February 1, 2013, and has been on a gradual move since then. In 2015 we aim to launch a church under the Ministry name(E.O.M.) in Liberia, Africa, which we have an orphanage as well over there.
Yet evangelistic outreach ministries keeps pushing forward to pursue all that God has for this ministry to do!