God Did It! We Experienced It!
The Adventure the Courseys Experienced Following God from Texas to Idaho to the Coast of Kenya
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About the Book
This is the story of God and his work. God brought a timid, self-willed boy from the woods of East Texas to the cotton fields of West Texas. God led him through Wayland Baptist University, the University of North Texas, and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary to prepare educationally for missionary service. God taught this man, Claylan Coursey, at his first pastorate at Wellington, Texas, to introduce people to Christ as their personal Savior. God then took him with his family to Idaho and taught him how God can use a family to start a new church. From there, God took him with his family to the coast of Kenya, Africa.
On the Kenyan coast, God first taught Clay Coursey and his fellow missionaries how to send Kenyan teams out to start new churches in order to touch unreached areas and establish a base for expansion through the Giryama Project.
Following this, God revealed his plan for every church to begin a new church. Using biblical methods from the book of Acts, these new churches began to saturate the area with other new congregations.
When this movement began to slow, God brought many Christian volunteers from America to join with the churches in partnership for two weeks to help and encourage them in their task of reaching out to other communities to start new churches. This is the story of how this movement spread across Kenya and into other parts of Eastern and Southern Africa.
About the Author
A native Texan, Claylan Coursey has served as pastor in Texas, Idaho, and Kenya, Africa. He was a church planter and school teacher in both Idaho and Kenya. Clay and his wife, Pat, served as missionaries in Kenya for the International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention for 32 years. He received degrees from Wayland Baptist University, North Texas State University, and two degrees from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He has three grown children. Clay and Pat are retired and currently live in Lubbock, Texas.