Author Archives: Eric Himelick

Starting With The Household

by Eric Himelick You can’t turn on a radio or computer—or be exposed to any form of media today—without noticing someone who wants to sell you something or do something for you. Some of the products offered are helpful, but many of them just fill closets, shelves, and eventually storage units. We have become aContinue reading “Starting With The Household”

Caught in the College Web

For many college students today, life at college is artificial and unrealistic. Their standard of living is comparable to someone who makes $250,000 a year. ● Servants prepare their meals.● They have access to world-class facilities.● They are mentored by accomplished teachers and coaches.● They have time for fun.● They have endless opportunities for activity.Continue reading “Caught in the College Web”

Himelick Family Ministry Update – November 2024

Dear Friends, This past year has been a season of change for our family. As we navigated the separation from EFM, there was so much uncertainty. How would we make it financially? What would we do? (The practical questions) And questions like, who am I now that I’m NOT the Director of Urban Ministry? WillContinue reading “Himelick Family Ministry Update – November 2024”

Eric Himelick Family Ministry Report | March 2024

Dear Friends, We want to say “thank you” to everyone who has encouraged, supported, and prayed for us during this time of transition. Since leaving Evangelistic Faith Missions, our family has been busy. This is a short report of our activities. Leading “Longing for the Light” In mid-December, I woke up early one morning withContinue reading “Eric Himelick Family Ministry Report | March 2024”

A Nehemiah Discipleship Program Update

Yesterday was a “typical” day at Victory Acres. We had several young people all working on different projects around the farm in the warm, spring sunshine. There were good things happening everywhere! It got me to thinking… what is our “product?” Is it eggs, vegetables, or meat? No, while all of those are things thatContinue reading “A Nehemiah Discipleship Program Update”

Rooted Revival

On February 8, in a normal chapel service at Asbury University, Zach Meerkreebs preached from Romans 12:9-21. His message was a challenge to the students regarding divine love. About 20 students came forward to pray and remained after chapel. They remained, and over the next few hours hundreds of others came to join them. SaturdayContinue reading “Rooted Revival”

Here To Build

Bruce had been managing this construction site as foreman for the past 8 months. Working as the General Contractor on these large commercial sites was always a challenge, but today had been more physically demanding. About 10am a tough, young, loud-mouthed worker named Colton had shown up for the first time.  While he had plentyContinue reading “Here To Build”