Ron Corzine » Ministry Travels

McAllen, Texas

Ron — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 23:32:57 +0000

Sunday (August 8th) was a very full and busy day. My wife Anne and I left San Antonio at 6 am with a full cup of Starbucks coffee and headed south 3 1/2 hours to McAllen Texas. I ministered at Christian Fellowship Church in the absence of our son. Phil had gone to New Mexico to minster at CFC Albuquerque and had ask me to fill in. We had a great time of worship and I ministered about how unfulfilled expectations so often leads to disappointment. After the service we had lunch with our daughter-in-law and granddaughters then headed back to San Antonio. It was a full day but very spiritually refreshing.

Harlingen, Texas

Ron — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 01:27:04 +0000

Last Sunday (August 1) I was in our home church in Harlingen, Texas. Anne and I were privileged to start Christian Fellowship Church in Harlingen in 1982. After pastoring there for 20 years we turned the church over to Barry and Susan Jackson and launched out in full time apostolic ministry. It’s always good to go back home to see our friends and to see and hear all that God is doing. I preached there Sunday morning on “Developing a Capacity for Opportunity.” On Sunday night I spoke to all the church leadership about “Going the Second Mile.” I love seeing the church grow and move forward in my absence. Keep up the good work Pastor Barry.

McAllen, Texas

Ron — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 14:07:40 +0000

I love visiting all of our churches. But would it be ok for me to tell you I really like attending, worshipping, and ministering at CFC McAllen. Not because of it’s size or location or even because my son is a great worship leader and the pastor. I love seeing the positive changes over the past few years. The mindset, the attitude and the spiritual growth of the people. It’s almost like a new church. There’s excitement in the air. People arrive at church with a sense of expectancy and leave with a smile on their face. I was there this past weekend and will be there again August 8th. If you are in the area check it out.

Albuquerque, NM

Ron — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 13:52:10 +0000

Anne and I were in Albuquerque this past weekend. We were there for our quarterly visit to our CFC congregation. We arrived on Friday afternoon and were met by our long-time friends Pastor Eddie and Mary Ann Howard. I requested to be immediately taken to one of my favorite places – Garduno’s Mexican Restaurant. On Saturday morning I taught a two hour seminar on “Soaring with you Strengths” which was well attended. Then on Sunday I ministered to the whole congregation on “Going the Second Mile”. I always enjoy my time in Albuquerque, but it was real special having Anne with me.

See You Soon…

Ron — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 14:27:41 +0000

For the past several months Preacher’s Wife and I have been simplifying our lives. We downsized our home, sold my motorcycle as well as a couple of RV’s that we were not making the most use of. Now we are settled into our new little home and I realized while I was making our life more simple I was possibly making it more complicated for my social network. I consolidated all my blogs, personal, travels and ministry to one website (www.roncorzine.com). This would be very simple for me, but not for my few followers who were only interested in Preacher’s Wife and my daily antics. So we are bringing www.sonofapreacher.com back to the old format. Hope you enjoy. Son of a Preacher

Longview, Texas

Ron — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 14:49:04 +0000

This past weekend (June 26-27) I was with Pastor Chuck Warnock at New Covenant Church in Longview, Texas. I met Chuck many years ago through our mutual friend Ron Hibbert from London, England. We were all ministering together in Bulgaria. Since that time Anne and I have maintained a friendship with Pastor Chuck and Diana.

A couple of years ago I was ask to serve on the Apostolic Advisory Board at New Covenant with Ron Hibbert and David Shibley. It is alway fun to preach at NCC because the people are so responsive to the preaching of the Word. Bless you Chuck and Diana. Keep up the good work.