I would like to say thanks

I would like to say thanks to all of you who took the time out of your day or afternoon or evening or night to read the various posts in the M.B.Ministries groups or by watch our youtube channel were you can watch Evangelist Gregg live as she brings the word of the Lord to you.also for all who have visited our website.I say thanks.

We're about to embark on a New Year ,and new challenges ,and our conviction and love for God and His word must be paramount in our live.Please pray for the growth of this Ministry as we strive to bring the truth of God's word to you and make it as clear as possible and easy to understand.Please feel free to email us our email address can be found on our website.

Also if you feel moved by what M.B.M does please feel free to donate as well this can be located on our website.

.According to,

("Numbers 6:24-26-The Lord bless you and keep you,The Lord make His face shine upon you,and be gracious to you,the Lord lift His countenance upon you,and give you peace".)(NKJV).

From the M.B.M family we wish you a HAPPY NEW YEAR,and GOD bless.



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