e3 STORIES
What Does Love Mean at Christmastime?
Hint: That love is what motivates us at e3 to do what we do.
Real Hope This Holiday Season
The type of hope most people have around Christmastime is so far from the hope people had leading up to the very first Christmas.
Finding Freedom in Prison
On a trip to South Africa, one of e3’s Strategy Coordinators shared the Gospel with dozens of inmates.
A Family Transformed: Three Years in the Making
A Muslim man who came to Christ in the Middle East has shared the Gospel with his entire family and community despite persecution.
Family Evangelism
Families in Poland are attending training together and sharing the Gospel with their communities as a family.
Being Good Enough for God
A dejected Middle Eastern woman was transformed by Christ after speaking with e3 staff and trip participants on a mission trip.
From Confused Cousins to Brothers in Christ
Two Muslim boys gave their lives to Jesus after encountering e3 staff and trip participants on a mission trip to Northeast Africa.
Winning Souls and Making Disciple Makers
Two Strategy Coordinators in South Africa are working to reach the unreached and plant churches in a “nation that is ripe for the harvest.”
Training the Uneducated to Reach the Unreached
An e3 Strategy Coordinator in South Asia is training uneducated villagers how to share the Gospel with their largely unreached neighbors.
Elissa Romines' e3 Partners Staff Support
When we consider people being homeless, we easily understand their need for 1) shelter and 2) for programs and services to help them get out of homelessness. What we often don't consider is that homelessness includes the loss of a support system.
Our work is focused on that third piece of the puzzle. We show up and want to support people for the long haul, no matter what that looks like. Sometimes it means working for two months to get someone into rehab because they slip through the cracks. Sometimes it means going to the doctor's office across the City with someone who is going blind.
In essence, we have a consistent presence in a small neighborhood in South Dallas, in hope that we will be invited to enter people's lives. Just like us, everyone's stories and needs are different. Sometimes the biggest need is physical; sometimes emotional; sometimes mental. Our end goal is that, as we work with different people who have different kinds of needs, we might all experience Jesus and his love in new ways.
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Our Staff includes Elisabeth Jordan and Elissa Romines. Any donations given to this fundraising page further our work of supporting and caring for homeless men and women in South Dallas.
Thank you for your support!
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