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The Weeks Family to Brazil

A year ago a domain had expired (http://www.boliviaforchrist.org). I rescued it and rebuilt the information for the Weeks Family. Last November I received an email requesting I remove the information from the website. I did as I was requested. Since this was a good domain I was trying to find […]

Tool Kit Ministries, Inc.

A letter from Toolkit Ministries: September 7, 2009 To: FamilyNet International: Dear Bob and Maureen, For the past 10 years you have been faithful in setting up and hosting our website. This has been a tremendous blessing and help to our ministry. In the past we have faithfully prayed for […]

Danieltown Baptist Church

Rescued domain for Danieltown Baptist Church in Forest City, North Carolina (danieltown.org). Received an email from Unity Missionary Baptist Church in Hickory North Carolina. I rescued their domain (unitymissionarybaptistchurch.org) back in February. They are interested in taking it back, and are discussing using the templates. I provided a login for […]

Key West Baptist Temple

Key West Baptist Temple is up and working on their new Website (kwbt.net). I worked with church member Heather and registered their new domain (we had an "Unofficial Website" up for them since 2006). I received an email from Pastor Wright "Bob. You will never know what you mean to us in […]

Victory Baptist Church in Oakland Maryland

I rescued the domain for Victory Baptist Church in Oakland Maryland. I have three different phone numbers (one is disconnected) and the other two went to answering machines, neither of which indicated it was Victory Baptist Church. I have three Pastor's names (settled on Gerald Miller) If anyone knows the […]

Northview Baptist Church, Irving Texas

 Maureen and I were blessed in the morning service Sunday, 08/16/09 at Northview Baptist Church in Irving Texas. Pastor Larry Pittman preached an excellent message on the early curch martyrs. Their domain (www.northviewbaptist.net) had expired and was rescued back in June. We went to lunch with the Pittmans and had some […]