MINISTRY UPDATE

We are so thankful for the intimate circle of churches that we have served in the last few years. I wanted to bring you up to date on our circumstances. On March 15, while ministering in Vermont, my wife, Teri, suffered a major aneurism and brain bleed. She remained in critical ICU for two weeks and after another week in a step-down unit, we began the long ride home at 3-4 hours per day (with brain injuries, they don’t allow you to fly). Teri is now recovering at home here in North Carolina and making progress every day. We are very blessed.

With that being said, I wanted to share with you how God is leading regarding my revival ministry going forward. I still believe that God wants to pour His Spirit out in local churches and that repentance is the key. I don’t believe God is through with me, but I need to scale back. For the balance of the year and going into the future, I want to ask you to please consider having me just for the weekend. If a flight is available, I can fly in on Saturday, preach Saturday night, and up to three times on Sunday, then fly out late Sunday night or first thing Monday morning. This would give us four complete services. With a strong prayer emphasis and a lot of preparation, I am convinced that God can use this format. As a matter of fact, over half of my meetings in 2024 were booked as weekend gatherings. I am flexible to do any or all of the above.

Please know that I will totally understand if you and your church believe it to be best for you to have a weeklong meeting. I just will not be able to do that at this time.

I am sure you understand that my first responsibility is to my family. My precious wife has served by my side all these years and I want to do well and shepherd her well in this moment. I know this is an adjustment and I greatly appreciate each one of you. As a matter of fact, I love you all and want to be at the center of God’s will, so please consider this and text, call, or email me with your thoughts at 919-820-2421 or pastortom@live.com.

Your servant for Jesus’ sake,

Tom Wagoner