The hymns and worship songs of the Church are predominant in this album in a sense
to capture the heart of those who have gone before us - people who have served the
Lord and His people their entire lives.
Paul has been so touched by their passion for people and God that he will dedicate
a portion of the funds from the recording to the Aged Ministers Assistance (AMA)
Fund.
AMA helps provide the daily needs of food, housing and medicine for aged or disabled
ministers and their spouses who have substandard incomes. AMA is not a pension, but
an emergency fund. It is underwritten solely by contributions from concerned Churches
and individuals.
If you are interested in learning more about the monthly support and Christmas caravan
ministry (taking or sending a Christmas Care package to a couple or individual being
assisted by AMA), you may contact them at 1-417-862-2781 or visit their website at www.ag.org/benevolences/ama/ama_whatis.cfm.
 Clay & Barbara
Wallace
Dallas Metro Ministries
Clay & Barbara begin Dallas Metro Ministries
in the early 1990's. They have been faithful to their call
to disciple children in Christ in some of the toughest
neighborhoods in Dallas. The past two years, they
have seen children that were a part of the beginning
of the ministry to come full circle and answer the
call to ministry themselves. They now minister to
over 4000 kids on a weekly basis. It is not just a
weekend Sidewalk Sunday School. It is full-time
ministry. They have even started a church for the
adults in the inner Dallas community. A few years
ago, they purchased empty apartment buildings which
they have renovated into housing for them, their
staff and interns and are continuing to work on the
other buildings for safe houses for women and
children in need. Each year they give out thousands
of stockings to these children, many of whom have no
Christmas without these gifts. We have supported this
effort for many years and we know they would welcome
any support that you would be able to give.
You can
contact us for more info on how to help or click here
to see more at http://www.Metrodfw.org
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