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Does Ct count? I've lived in New England my whole life, what would you like to know? I pastor in Ct and traveled all over New England as a child as my father is an evangelist here. I been to probably 95% of all IFB churches in NE.

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5 hours ago, Pastor Matt said:

Does Ct count? I've lived in New England my whole life, what would you like to know? I pastor in Ct and traveled all over New England as a child as my father is an evangelist here. I been to probably 95% of all IFB churches in NE.

Amazing! CT does count lol. I was just wondering about the prospects of soul-winning/evangelizing etc. My SIL lives in Alfred, ME. I was in the NE over Christmas. Perhaps the Lord would call me to NE in some capacity. 

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On 6/17/2023 at 8:45 PM, Anthony John Thornton said:

Amazing! CT does count lol. I was just wondering about the prospects of soul-winning/evangelizing etc. My SIL lives in Alfred, ME. I was in the NE over Christmas. Perhaps the Lord would call me to NE in some capacity. 

There is an excellent church in the next town over from Alfred. It is Pastor Todd Bell in Sanford, ME. It still is a soul-winning church

https://calvaryofsanford.org/

If God ever calls you to New England, let me know. We'll do what we can to help.

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A friend of mine from Upstate NY helped a pastor start a church in Maine. They knocked every door in the town to get people to come out. It was hard work. Not as easy as starting one in the South but their are people up there who would go if there was an IFB church to go to. 

Unfortunately ,I can't recall the name of the church. I need to call my friend it's been a while. I'll see if I can get the name of the church.

 

 

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On 6/20/2023 at 11:11 AM, SureWord said:

A friend of mine from Upstate NY helped a pastor start a church in Maine. They knocked every door in the town to get people to come out. It was hard work. Not as easy as starting one in the South but their are people up there who would go if there was an IFB church to go to. 

Unfortunately ,I can't recall the name of the church. I need to call my friend it's been a while. I'll see if I can get the name of the church.

Let me know if you ever think of the church name and location. I've brought groups and helped a few churches in Maine get started.

@Anthony John Thornton I will say this about New England. While it is hard due to hard hearts, the IFB Christians/churches we do have really support each other. We all seem to help each other out when a church is in need. 

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There are quite a few good churches in Maine and New Hampshire. Mom and Dad lived in Athens, ME for many years.

I go to a church in Standish, ME when I am up there. I met the pastor of Granite State Baptist church in Concord, NH.

You'll just have to pray for God's wisdom and will.

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6 minutes ago, Joe Chandler said:

I go to a church in Standish, ME when I am up there. I met the pastor of Granite State Baptist church in Concord, NH.

Oh yes Pastor Chamberland. Good church and pastor.

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On 6/27/2023 at 12:57 PM, Pastor Matt said:

Oh yes Pastor Chamberland. Good church and pastor.

I know Pete Chamberland.  I visit his church occasionally.

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