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The D’Andrea Family has a strong foundation in local church ministry, having faithfully served as youth leaders, Sunday school teachers, and in various other ministry roles before beginning their current ministry. Their work includes preaching revival meetings and family conferences, teaching children’s Bible classes, and serving in youth camps during the summer months. Their heart is to encourage believers, strengthen families, and faithfully proclaim the Gospel through every ministry opportunity.
February 19th and 20th at 6:00 p.m.
February 21st and 22nd 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Jake grew up as a preacher’s kid and heard the Gospel from the time he was born. Although he was always in church, the message of salvation never truly clicked. He believed that God would never send a preacher’s kid to hell and lived his life without fear of death or eternity.
At the age of eleven, Jake began to question what he believed and spoke with his father about salvation. He realized that even good people still sin, and that sin separates us from God. That day, he accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior.
In his late twenties, Jake surrendered to full-time Christian service. He packed up his family and attended Bible college, and he has been serving in full-time Christian ministry since 2008. His desire through his ministry is to walk worthy of God’s calling on his life.
At the age of seven, Jessica realized that her sin would keep her from going to heaven. She put her trust in Jesus Christ and His death on the cross as the payment for her sin.
During her teenage years, she experienced periods of doubt regarding her salvation, but those doubts were settled at summer camp. She has since had the privilege of leading many people to Christ through the revival meetings where her husband preaches.
When speaking with women and young ladies, Jessica shares that salvation is not a feeling, but repentance of sin and belief in the truth of God’s Word. She is thankful to serve the Lord as a helpmeet to her husband and a mother to her children.
The D’Andrea Family has a strong foundation in local church ministry, having faithfully served as youth leaders, Sunday school teachers, and in various other ministry roles before beginning their current ministry. Their work includes preaching revival meetings and family conferences, teaching children’s Bible classes, and serving in youth camps during the summer months. Their heart is to encourage believers, strengthen families, and faithfully proclaim the Gospel through every ministry opportunity.
February 19th and 20th at 6:00 p.m.
February 21st and 22nd 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Jake grew up as a preacher’s kid and heard the Gospel from the time he was born. Although he was always in church, the message of salvation never truly clicked. He believed that God would never send a preacher’s kid to hell and lived his life without fear of death or eternity.
At the age of eleven, Jake began to question what he believed and spoke with his father about salvation. He realized that even good people still sin, and that sin separates us from God. That day, he accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior.
In his late twenties, Jake surrendered to full-time Christian service. He packed up his family and attended Bible college, and he has been serving in full-time Christian ministry since 2008. His desire through his ministry is to walk worthy of God’s calling on his life.
At the age of seven, Jessica realized that her sin would keep her from going to heaven. She put her trust in Jesus Christ and His death on the cross as the payment for her sin.
During her teenage years, she experienced periods of doubt regarding her salvation, but those doubts were settled at summer camp. She has since had the privilege of leading many people to Christ through the revival meetings where her husband preaches.
When speaking with women and young ladies, Jessica shares that salvation is not a feeling, but repentance of sin and belief in the truth of God’s Word. She is thankful to serve the Lord as a helpmeet to her husband and a mother to her children.