Supporting Missions to Kenya

Family and Friends,   

I truly believe that my education at Moody Bible Institute has been divinely orchestrated by God. The purpose at Moody is to glorify God and proclaim Jesus Christ by communicating the living truth- there is a living hope, salvation for sinners, comfort, wisdom and peace. There is, in fact, a life worth living for Jesus. 

God has blessed me with an opportunity to serve Him abroad in Kenya through short term missions for two weeks during my Spring break this March. I need your help to get there. 

Christ’s Hope International’s mission is, “Bringing the life-changing message of Jesus Christ to people infected with and affected by HIV/AIDS through discipling and care giving, presenting them perfect in Christ Jesus.”  

While in Kenya I will be serving in all three of the ministries provided: 

1.  Prevention of AIDS: teaching “Choose to Wait”- a biblical sexual purity program. This includes evangelism, discipleship, and life skills.

2.  Care and Compassion: providing physical, emotional and spiritual care to those that have AIDS or are HIV+

3.  Caring for Orphans and Vulnerable Children: fostering relationships, care-giving, and sharing the love of Christ to those orphaned by AIDS.

 I am asking you to support me in two ways if able:  

1. Through Prayer – For God to use and bless me, the ministry, and for further financial support.

2. Financially – The projected cost for this mission’s trip is $3,000. I need to raise full support for my airline tickets and miscellaneous expenses a week prior to March.  

Christ’s Hope USA, Inc. is a 501-3C non- Profit Corporation. All donations are tax deductible. You can donate directly to an account set for me by visiting:  

www.christshopeusa.org/donate. 

1. For Fund - Choose >>> "support a Specific Missionary

2. For  Donation Designation - Type >>> "Delroy Martin Jr/ Moody Bible"

3. Enter an amount

All checks can be made out to Christ’s Hope Inc. and sent to my campus mail at:


Delroy Martin Jr CPO 562
820 N LaSalle St., Chicago, IL 60610


 I definitely appreciate and thank you for reading my support letter. I treasure your prayers and hope that you will be praying for me as I pray for you. To God be all glory in Jesus Christ and may He bless you greatly. 


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Thank You


Delroy Martin Jr.

Help Me Raise Support?

"Let's go to Kenya."
Those were the words that brought a great big smile to my face when I read them. Now I need help to make that happen. The Mission will cost $3,000.

I need what nobody loves giving up. Money. I can't get around it or act like I've got it. Every little bit goes a very long way.

Will You help me.

Pleas contact me in any way to see how you can help.
There is opportunity for you to represent me if you repost this video or spread the word and help me get to Kenya to serve. All my contact information is on the video and below it.

I cannot express my gratitute for you prayer, support, concern and help.

Thank You



My address:

Delroy Martin Jr. CPO 562

820 N La Salle Blvd.
Chicago IL, 60610

My number:

951-445-8688

 My email address:

delroymartinjr@gmail.com

My blog:
Well you're on it. haha

until next time...

Living To Be Known

How Much Humility Does it Take?

There are times when the Bible seems like its words just don't hit the mark. It was like that for a time nearing the end of this past year of 2011. I feel like the level of spiritual warfare that was taking place was brought to a whole new level. Oh so subtle, everyone at school and abroad seemed to be going through it. It was personal, it was multiple, it was not aggressive as we all love to think it might come. But no, it was strategic, physical, mental, emotional, spiritual. It was a bad time and thus were the results also.

I have been learning to use less words than necessity. So it is fortunate that I not go into extraneous detail on any particular thing at this time. I will say this though. I felt like this was the worst school semester I've "made it through". Not that great things did not take place. I truly have been revealed by God the things that are still lacking, hurts untended to, wounds unhealed and habits not dead.

I'm going to have to make up a class, I'm looking for a new job at the worst time of year, I've been confronted about certain school policies that need closer regard. I need to raise money for school and for a mission trip to Kenya for March of this year.

"Haha, ha, ha....."

That's kinda how I've been feeling. Even more than that. I am thankful that my Lord and God, Jesus Christ, has intervened and shown me what I have not been seeing. One week from now I will be back in a new set of classes, progressing on, and looking to continue toward my degree.

I have been humbled, again. lol
I had asked the question, "How Much Humility Does it Take?"

Unlike the first sentence of this blog post:
"5 You must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had. 6 Though he was God, he did not think of equality with God as something to cling to.7 Instead, he gave up his divine privileges ; he took the humble position of a slave and was born as a human being. When he appeared in human form, 8 he humbled himself in obedience to God and died a criminal’s death on a cross. 9 Therefore, God elevated him to the place of highest honor and gave him the name above all other names,10 that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth,11 and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father."
Philippians 2:5-11 (NLT)

To the point of death. That was my answer. And in this, I have not arrived. just as Paul said in Philippians 3:12-16. Look it up.

until next time.

Living To Be Known