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Following the Call to Missions Has Extraordinary Results
by Kathleen Goolsby Jan 2008
The astounding success of a renowned missions program in Texas has roots in its founders’ missions work in Korea. Thousands of people in the U.S. travel and volunteer to help at Mission Arlington; many others go daily to observe what God is doing in the faith-based organization and go home to replicate the mission’s programs in their cities.
 
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n her early-morning devotions at 3:30 a.m. on a recent day, Tillie Burgin, executive director of Mission Arlington/Mission Metroplex, was reading in the eighth chapter of Ecclesiastes. Speaking later that day at a church luncheon, she commented on the Scripture passage: “It basically tells us no one can understand all that God is up to.” That is definitely true at the mission she founded, now in its 21st year of doing God’s business. The magnitude of what God is doing there and the way he brings things about is truly amazing.


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