J. Mark Kittrell has served in evangelism, church planting, and missions for over 30 years. As the Director of Pacific Rim Missions International, Mark travels extensively throughout the United States conducting meetings in churches, schools, and camps as well as regularly preaching on foreign fields. Mark and his wife, Tammisue, live in Gresham, Oregon.

Mark Kittrell is the president of Pacific Rim Missions. For the past 30 years, Mark has served as an evangelist, a church planter, and now as a missions director. His ministry today is helping pastors and churches in the Pacific Rim, and directing Haven of Grace, a camping ministry in Bacolod Philippines.

J. Mark Kittrell has served in evangelism, church planting, and missions for over 30 years. As the Director of Pacific Rim Missions International and President of Haven of Grace Seminary, Mark travels extensively throughout the United States conducting meetings in churches, schools, and camps as well as regularly preaching on foreign fields. Mark and his wife, Tammisue, have 3 grown sons and live in Gresham, Oregon.

Do you have a real mentor- The Bible is very clear about a mentor's role in your life, and it gives instructions on how to pick mentors and how to follow them.

Over the coming year, Joe will preach through our Bible memory passages that show how we can best deal with fear -Psalm 27- 1 Peter 5-5-10- Isaiah 43-1-7- Philippians 4-4-9-. This morning we will look at the 1st passage and learn how the psalmist counseled himself by meditating on God and crying out to God, turning his fear into joy.

The dark scene surrounding the arrest of Jesus is one of the most dramatic in Scripture. While the usual characters are all present, Judas and the Jewish priests, the most important enemy is hiding the curtain--Satan. Tonight's message exposes him as the one directing the murder of Jesus. Tonight's sermon- The Power of Darkness -Luke 22-47-53-.

Most children do not choose the church they attend. They go because their parents take them along. It's very easy go because their parents take them along. It's very easy for them to grow up thinking that they attend their parents church. Because of this, we make an effort to show them that College Park is their church too. For example, we have a Christmas pageant annually just for them. Today, I want to preach a sermon to the children of the church - A New Year's Message for Children