Adjustments

Adjustments

I think you will appreciate this testimony of God’s work from a family who has been attending the Cadence ministry at The Hangar near Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany for the last three years where Joe and Jill Vincent are the current directors:

“Moving to Germany was a tough adjustment. Not long after we arrived, we were invited to The Hangar. We had never heard of Cadence International until this point. We were unsure of what this “Hangar” was, but were told it had a good Bible study, so we decided to give it a try. We loved it immediately. It just felt so welcoming, like a family. We loved how deep they dug into Scripture and how Gospel-focused it was.

As for the impact it has had on our lives personally . . . well, God has definitely used this ministry to grow and stretch us both to a new level in our walk with Him—a more consistent, and deeper walk. We are fully in, abiding with Him, and we truly believe God used this ministry and these missionaries to change our hearts to be fully focused on Him.

The previous leaders, as well as the current ones, have poured so much into the lives of not only us, but our children as well. They have loved us so well. They have prayed for and with us, encouraged us, and discipled us. We have loved being able to serve alongside them.

What a huge blessing this ministry is to the military community. Military life is tough, constantly changing and lonely at times.

The Hangar is a needed ministry to the Spangdahlem Air Base Community.”

Friends, your giving and prayers make a difference in lives of military singles and families all around the world.

Thank you, and may God bless you and your family.

David Schroeder
President

Becoming an Intern

Becoming an Intern

I thought you would enjoy reading the testimony of Ciera Aguer, a student at The Masters University who is applying to be a Cadence intern this summer.

I remember the first time I learned about Cadence International. I was in high school on my way back from a missions trip. We stayed in a hospitality house and the missionaries explained what they did. I had never heard of anyone doing ministry in that manner. I was so excited. I decided, in that moment, if God called me into ministry, I wanted to model it after Cadence International.

I grew up not far from 29 Palms Marine base and have been around the military most of my life. As a civilian, I will never fully understand combat, but I do understand overcoming seemingly impossible obstacles. I have watched service member’s lives fall apart from divorce, death, or injuries sustained in combat. I have seen people once hardened to the Gospel willing to listen after joining the military. I even watched a grown man cry over his fallen brothers. This group needs Christ. For those that have received salvation, a Body of believers to love and help during transitions is essential.

The best news anyone could share is the Gospel. Cadence does this winsomely. Cadence lets service members build relationships through dinner, retreats, and even scuba diving. I yearn for the chance to learn more from Cadence missionaries and would love to share the Good News with those in the military.

I think Ciera describes Cadence quite well.

Thank you for your investment in this fruitful and powerful ministry.

David Schroeder
President