Your Missionaries of Encouragement...

In 144 posts on this blog, I've never mentioned that we are faith-based, financially supported missionaries with Cadre Ministries (a 501c3 nonprofit organization). But...It's a fact.

We couldn't do Cadre without friends and ministry partners like you.

For more information about how you can partner with God, the Allisons, and Cadre Ministries--by joining our the inner circle of our prayer and financial support team, email bill@cadreministries.com.

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Anonymous said…
So how much exactly do the professional counseling sessions cost you guys per month? I'm guessing that with all of your family's "issues" it is hard to keep a good therapist! Haha-HA.

seriously? Hope all is well, we are getting closeer to seeing a baby... details at my xanga....
2:24 PM
Bill Allison said…
Jeff:

Professional counseling is just workied right into the family budget... but it's all for ME! : ) Seriously--I'm beyond the reach of counseling now... it's just too late for me.

Excited about the arrival of your baby!
7:01 AM
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