Mission / Vision
Jesus’
Helpers’
Office
Priorities:
First is the Holy Spirit’s leading in one’s life, accompanied by the word of God and pleasing the Father.
This may include other works having ultimate priority at times. This may include a feeding program in famine, a fire fighting team, support of persecuted, etc. Otherwise, the work of Jesus’ Helpers’ Office should have priority over such as the works of other religious institution works, normally.
While one may have an established love for a group, that should not over-ride obligations per above.
To do Jesus' work and greater, according to his word. Not neglecting to visit those in prison and ill, to assist strangers and those in need of a cup of water, etc. (by grace, glorifying him and demonstrating his spirit in flesh, resisting all spirit's not of him.)
Acknowledging that: in ignorance, we'll be crucified, even in God's time, as was Jesus.
Given-over to the service of others as part of God's eternal salvation plans. Even as others, in wrong beliefs reject us (even to death).
In his loving-kindness!
Under his loving guidance as mentioned under priorities and specifically, making sure his spirit (of truth) alone leads all done.
Currently attempting to ensure Northwest Australia is covered with scripture, but more importantly: Jesus' awareness. With specific emphasis on the health welfare and legal capacities of indigenous persons in that area of the nation. The resolution of problems so exhibiting is seen in the realistic application of the gospel in individual and communal lives. Thus, covering the area physically with distribution of many scriptures and tracts accompanied by words of encouragement has occurred and presently continues (Nov 2024).
It is hoped to obtain employment (eventually) in a position that can actively address resolution of these presenting issues in Aboriginal lives. A Graduate Diploma in Health Promotion was recently completed and a Masters in Forensic Mental health is being continued. This endeavor will continue for around another year, when it is hoped to return to Sydney and pursue further legal studies in criminal law that will hopefully further connect with where the indigenous peoples as a collective find themselves. All by grace! Glory to God!