October 27, 2020     Dear Friends,   Crossroads is described in the Oxford Dictionary as “a point at which a crucial decision must be made and will have far-reaching consequences.”  The Genesis University South Africa project is at such a point!  For the last two years we have been busy starting up a non-profit corporation, creating policy, working on government regulations, and developing curriculum.  Our first phase target budget of $640,000 has been raised, and now we are ready to present final applications for accreditation to the government of South Africa.  These are exciting times!   There is one more very important piece of the puzzle that…

November 18, 2020     Dear Genesis Friends,     Warm greetings from chilly St. Louis! Recently, we told you about an amazing opportunity to purchase an existing school campus. This facility would serve as a government approved educational site to begin Genesis University South Africa classes!   In the last few days, another exciting opportunity has providentially come our way. I received a call from a South African man named Jonathan Klimek.  Jono (as he is known in South Africa) is planting a church in the Fourways area of Johannesburg.  This is the same location where the school is…

November 18, 2020     Dear Genesis Friends,     Warm greetings from chilly St. Louis! Recently, we told you about an amazing opportunity to purchase an existing school campus. This facility would serve as a government approved educational site to begin Genesis University South Africa classes!   In the last few days, another exciting opportunity has providentially come our way. I received a call from a South African man named Jonathan Klimek.  Jono (as he is known in South Africa) is planting a church in the Fourways area of Johannesburg.  This is the same location where the school is…

  October 27, 2020 Dear Friends, Crossroads is described in the Oxford Dictionary as “a point at which a crucial decision must be made and will have far-reaching consequences.”  The Genesis University South Africa project is at such a point!  For the last two years we have been busy starting up a non-profit corporation, creating policy, working on government regulations, and developing curriculum.  Our first phase target budget of $640,000 has been raised, and now we are ready to present final applications for accreditation to the government of South Africa.  These are exciting times! There is one more very important piece of the puzzle that needs to be…