2021 Spring Quarterly Letter
Winter 2020-2021 To Do List & Project
2020 Winter Quarterly Letter
Back Gate Project We’ve concluded, for safety sake, that we need to construct another way to exit The Homes Property. We have decided to make construction of an automatic gate at the southwest corner of the property a priority for the ’21-’22 volunteer season making it an official project.
2020 Summer Quarterly Letter
A Time for Transitions
2020 Spring Quarterly Newsletter
Introducing Our New Name
2019 Fall Quarterly Newsletter
What do missionaries do when they retire?
NTM Homes Newsletter – Spring 2019
138 retirees with more than 5,000 years of service in at least 22 different countries… all living at NTM Homes. Read our recent newsletter to find out the needs these retirees have for staff to care for them and the projects that are taking place to house and protect them.
JACK and BARBARA PIERCE
From a Marine fighting for his life in Korea to a missionary taking part in seeing lost souls won for Christ in the jungles of Brazil, Jack (and his wife Barbara) have left quite a legacy. Read on to learn more about their story.
NTM Homes Newsletter – Fall 2018
“I love the LORD, because He hears My voice and my supplications. Because He has inclined His ear to me, therefore I shall call upon Him as long as I live.” Psalm 116:1-2 (NASB) Read on to see how the Lord is answering prayer for NTM Homes!
NTM Homes Newsletter – Summer 2018
Our motto at NTM Homes is “serving those who have served.” We are grateful for the team that God built to see to the job of caring for our retired (veteran) missionaries at this location. Staff, volunteers, prayer and financial supporters… it takes a team to fulfill the needs of our people. Read on for […]
Jack and Esther Abbott
The story out of Mark 16:14-15 impressed them. In the account, Jesus had reprimanded His disciples for their lack of faith and stubborn refusal to believe. His next words to them were, “Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel.” Jack and Esther realized that God could use them (ordinary imperfect people) in […]