Please don't ask, I really don't know how to answer that question. I know many of you wonder because you ask me that question when I speak in your Churches. I just really can't say what a typical day is like, I don't seem to have any two that are alike. It seems like I plan my day and then my day plans me. Since I can't tell you what a typical day is like maybe I will just tell you about today.
Today I am continuing on in development of three web pages (this one for ministry updates and two others for family updates and a devotional site). In addition I am organizing a committee meeting (for which I accidently sent out the wrong dates which led to the necessity of more communication), responding to emails, persuing a financial support opportunity for this ministry, mentally composing a ministry update letter, taking/making various phone calls and meeting with my supervisor for the whole afternoon. I hope to do further reading in 'How Long, O Lord" by D.A. Carson as well as begin to read/review "Where is God When It Hurts" by Philip Yancey and "Stress Fractures" by Charles R. Swindoll (The Serminator).
I also have to cook dinner (its my turn), pick up our Japanese Exchange student from school, take Ryan to and from work and attempt to appease our dog Riley's incessant requests for attention, walks and potty breaks. In my spare time I hope to....
What's a typical day like for you?
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Serving With First Nations to Reach All Nations
Equipping Today's Native Christian Leaders to Effectively Lead Tomorrow's First Nation's Churches
About Scott and Karen
- Scott and Karen
- Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
- Scott and Karen Markloff have been married since 1983. We have three wonderful children: Meg, Tim and Ryan. Meg and Tim attend university and Ryan is in Senior High. Since 1987 we have ministered among the First Nation People's of British Columbia, Canada. After Ministry trips in the summer of 1987 and 1992 we moved to Klemtu, BC to begin full time ministry among Native People. Our desire is to share the Good News of Jesus Christ in a meaningful way not only in the words we speak but in the example of our lives. In 1998 we moved to Campbell River, BC. During all those years we worked with local Native Believers and staff to start and pastor two Fellowships: Klemtu Fellowship Group and Campbell River Native Christian Fellowship. We continue to practice what we call 'Life to Life' ministry: two lives shared together with the hope of sharing Christ's life together. We are still involved in the lives of Coastal Native People in British Columbia. Scott is also Field Director for the BC Lower Mainland and Washington State. Karen is presently the Financial Administrator for NAIM.
How You Can Partner with NAIM and Scott to help Equip Native Christian Leaders
- 1. Pray for Scott and Karen and this ministry.
- 2. Give a one-time gift to NAIM and specify that it is for Project 684 to support this minstry
- 3. Commit to monthly giving of $25, $50, $100 or $_______ to NAIM and specify that it is for Project 684 to support this ministry.
- IMPORTANT NOTICE: Make all checks payable to NAIM with Project 684 on the memo line and mail to: Box 499 Sumas WA, 98295 or Box 220 Abbotsford, BC V2T 5P4
- NAIM staff and the ministries they represent are solely funded through and fully accountable to North America Indigenous Ministries.
Contact Information
- Our Email: markloff@naim.ca
- Our Canadian Address: #140 3160 Townline Rd. Abbotsford, BC V2T 5P4
- Our US Address: Box 2202 Sumas, WA 98295
- NAIM's Email: office@naim.ca
- NAIM's Website: www.naim.ca
- NAIM's Phone #: 604-850-3052 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 604-850-3052 end_of_the_skype_highlighting
- NAIM's Canadian Address: PO Box 220, Stn A Abbotsford, BC V2T 6Z6
- NAIM's US Address: PO Box 499 Sumas WA 98295
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