Find out more about the upcoming Shepherd Church revival at shepnaz.org/revival2023

Pastor Rob hosts a conversation with evangelist Jeremiah Bolich.

After being discharged from the United States Marine Corps in late June of 1995, Jeremiah experienced a life-changing encounter with Jesus at a Billy Graham crusade in southern California. Although not quite clear, he felt a call upon his life and moved back to Indiana in early July where he began attending Harris Chapel Church of the Nazarene.

In early August of that same year, Jeremiah took work remodeling the Sears store at the Muncie, Indiana shopping mall. One evening while on his break and reading his bible, Jeremiah read 1 Corinthians 9:16: “Yet when I preach the Gospel, I cannot boast, for I am compelled to preach. Woe to me if I do not preach the Gospel!”

That moment marked a pivotal and defining call upon his life. After consulting with his pastor, he began making preparations for his ministry training.

Jeremiah began his ministry education at Olivet Nazarene University in January 1996. While attending Olivet, Jeremiah traveled and held revivals and teen camps primarily in Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Indiana. After graduating from Olivet in 1999 and receiving his ordination from the Church of the Nazarene, he and his wife entered into full-time itinerant evangelism.

From 1999 through 2013, Jeremiah and Karenda lived on the road, traveling across the United States, preaching the Gospel. In February 2005, they had their first child, Curtis Jeremiah (CJ) Bolich. Two years later in October 2007, they were blessed with their second child, Ellayna Bolich. The Bolich family continued to travel and minister together until 2013 when they moved into their first home in Watertown, Tennessee. Since 2013, Jeremiah has continued to travel, dividing his time between the road and his family. He resides with his wife and children in rural Watertown, Tennessee.

Find out more about the upcoming Shepherd Church revival at shepnaz.org/revival2023

Pastor Rob hosts a conversation with evangelist Jeremiah Bolich.

After being discharged from the United States Marine Corps in late June of 1995, Jeremiah experienced a life-changing encounter with Jesus at a Billy Graham crusade in southern California. Although not quite clear, he felt a call upon his life and moved back to Indiana in early July where he began attending Harris Chapel Church of the Nazarene.

In early August of that same year, Jeremiah took work remodeling the Sears store at the Muncie, Indiana shopping mall. One evening while on his break and reading his bible, Jeremiah read 1 Corinthians 9:16: “Yet when I preach the Gospel, I cannot boast, for I am compelled to preach. Woe to me if I do not preach the Gospel!”

That moment marked a pivotal and defining call upon his life. After consulting with his pastor, he began making preparations for his ministry training.

Jeremiah began his ministry education at Olivet Nazarene University in January 1996. While attending Olivet, Jeremiah traveled and held revivals and teen camps primarily in Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Indiana. After graduating from Olivet in 1999 and receiving his ordination from the Church of the Nazarene, he and his wife entered into full-time itinerant evangelism.

From 1999 through 2013, Jeremiah and Karenda lived on the road, traveling across the United States, preaching the Gospel. In February 2005, they had their first child, Curtis Jeremiah (CJ) Bolich. Two years later in October 2007, they were blessed with their second child, Ellayna Bolich. The Bolich family continued to travel and minister together until 2013 when they moved into their first home in Watertown, Tennessee. Since 2013, Jeremiah has continued to travel, dividing his time between the road and his family. He resides with his wife and children in rural Watertown, Tennessee.

Pastor Rob shares some insights that can't all fit into a Sunday Sermon. This episode we dive a little deeper into Ephesians Chapter 3.

doutreach.org

Greg Bixler, Ph.D., P.E., is a Co-Founder and CEO of Design Outreach. He also teaches an appropriate technology course at The Ohio State University (his alma mater). Dr. Bixler started his mechanical engineering career at Battelle where he worked with interdisciplinary teams of engineers working on a variety of R&D programs. He came up with the idea for Design Outreach in 2007 after seeing extreme poverty up close and personal in Central Asia and realizing that he could help alleviate suffering using his engineering talents. In 2010 Design Outreach was born. His endeavors have led him to 26 countries. He and his wife are active in their church and have three kids.

At Design Outreach, their vision is to see marginalized and low-income communities transformed physically, economically, and spiritually. They achieve this goal by developing innovative and appropriate technologies that improve the lives of those living in poverty.

It is said that 90% of the world’s products are designed for only 10% of the world’s population. Design Outreach seeks to turn this statistic upside down by focusing engineering efforts on the needs of those in developing countries who are often forgotten.

doutreach.org

Greg Bixler, Ph.D., P.E., is a Co-Founder and CEO of Design Outreach. He also teaches an appropriate technology course at The Ohio State University (his alma mater). Dr. Bixler started his mechanical engineering career at Battelle where he worked with interdisciplinary teams of engineers working on a variety of R&D programs. He came up with the idea for Design Outreach in 2007 after seeing extreme poverty up close and personal in Central Asia and realizing that he could help alleviate suffering using his engineering talents. In 2010 Design Outreach was born. His endeavors have led him to 26 countries. He and his wife are active in their church and have three kids.

At Design Outreach, their vision is to see marginalized and low-income communities transformed physically, economically, and spiritually. They achieve this goal by developing innovative and appropriate technologies that improve the lives of those living in poverty.

It is said that 90% of the world’s products are designed for only 10% of the world’s population. Design Outreach seeks to turn this statistic upside down by focusing engineering efforts on the needs of those in developing countries who are often forgotten.

Pastor Tim concludes his conversation with Brenda and Beth from GRIN.

https://grin4gahanna.org

Donation/Pantry Hours:

Every Monday, 12-3pm (donations)

Every Tuesday, 6-8pm (donation/pantry)

Every Wednesday,10-12pm (donations/pantry)

Every Saturday, 9-11am (donations/pantry)

Thursday, Friday & Sunday, CLOSED

Monthly Needs

January - Canned fruit, Dish Soap & Toothbrushes

February - Oatmeal, Toilet Paper & Deodorant

March - Pancake Mix, Syrup, Tissues & Sampoo/Conditioner

April - Meal Soups, Toilet Paper & Toothpaste

May - Canned Meats, Laundry Detergent & Bar Soap

June - Pasta Sauce, Paper Towels & Deodorant

July - Canned Vegetables & School Supplies for Back-To-School Fair (be sure to check BTS link for list and ways to simply use Amazon to ship directly to us) & Shampoo/Conditioner

August - Oatmeal, Toilet Paper & Laundry Detergent

September - Meal Soups, Feminine Hygiene & Bar Soap

October - Thanksgiving Items (gravy, stuffing, green beans, cranberries, canned pumpkin) & Toilet Paper & Toothbrushes

November - Au-Gratin/Scalloped Potatoes, Spray Cleaner, Shampoo/Conditioner

December - Rice/Pasta Sides, Colox Wipes & Deodorant

Pastor Tim meets with Brenda Johnston and Beth Bentley from GRIN to talk about the needs in the Gahanna area and what their ministry is doing to address them.

https://grin4gahanna.org

Donation/Pantry Hours:

Every Monday, 12-3pm (donations)

Every Tuesday, 6-8pm (donation/pantry)

Every Wednesday,10-12pm (donations/pantry)

Every Saturday, 9-11am (donations/pantry)

Thursday, Friday & Sunday, CLOSED

Monthly Needs

January - Canned fruit, Dish Soap & Toothbrushes

February - Oatmeal, Toilet Paper & Deodorant

March - Pancake Mix, Syrup, Tissues & Sampoo/Conditioner

April - Meal Soups, Toilet Paper & Toothpaste

May - Canned Meats, Laundry Detergent & Bar Soap

June - Pasta Sauce, Paper Towels & Deodorant

July - Canned Vegetables & School Supplies for Back-To-School Fair (be sure to check BTS link for list and ways to simply use Amazon to ship directly to us) & Shampoo/Conditioner

August - Oatmeal, Toilet Paper & Laundry Detergent

September - Meal Soups, Feminine Hygiene & Bar Soap

October - Thanksgiving Items (gravy, stuffing, green beans, cranberries, canned pumpkin) & Toilet Paper & Toothbrushes

November - Au-Gratin/Scalloped Potatoes, Spray Cleaner, Shampoo/Conditioner

December - Rice/Pasta Sides, Colox Wipes & Deodorant

Pastor Joey and Pastor Rob discuss what it looks like to study the bible.

Pastor Joey and Pastor Rob discuss what it looks like to study the bible.

Pastor Joey helps us explore some next steps in our walk with Jesus and in our Shepherd community. Learn more about ways to get involved by visiting shepnaz.org. Also, you can let us know you are ready for that next step by emailing [email protected]