John and Tammy Ogden

        

 go 2 link and ck out our video

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2NTO2mNXZM


 http://kingscastlenews.org/

John and I began traveling out of the country in 1997. Our

first missions trip was to Haiti. We traveled with a team from

 our church which consisted of 4 adults and 11 teenagers. It

was a very challenging trip but we were infected with the

missionary bug. Since that time we have led several other

teams overseas to various places. In 2001 we led a team to

Tijuana; in 2005 a team to El Salvador and in 2007 a team

to Zambia, Africa . Each trip had its own blessings and

challenges, but our trip to El Salvador forever has changed

our lives. After many years of praying for direction the Lord

has opened a door for us to Central America.

It will be our privilege to work with King’s Castle Ministry

serving the people of El Salvador.


 


 

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