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February 13

Jordin Sparks, the youngest winner of “American Idol” at 17 years old (she is now 22), recently visited the Sheltering Wings housing facility in Danville, Indiana. The event was sponsored by PacMoore.

During her visit, Sparks sang to the children, read books and did crafts, signed autographs, and answered questions about being on “American Idol.” She spoke about her faith in God, as well as the importance of family and Jesus Christ in her life.

Sheltering Wings is a 24-hour safe emergency housing facility for victims of domestic violence and their children. The shelter provides education, support and assistance – both emotional and economic. The center focuses on extending the love and compassion of Jesus...

February 9

On Thursday, February 2 to Saturday, February 4, the IWU (Indiana Wesleyan University) Students for BAM (Business As Mission) held the first-ever Next Steps Conference. Speakers included BAM movement thought leaders Dr. Patrick Lai, Dr. Neal Johnson and PacMoore CEO Bill Moore.

Following a speech to a crowd of approximately 250 students, faculty and area business leaders, Moore answered questions in three small group sessions for participants who had signed up beforehand. One subject of emphasis for students was that they do not have to become missionaries to live out their faith – they can use their God given gifts in business to impact their workplaces in addition to their communities and world. 

PacMoore has been largely influenced by Acts 1:8, which seeks to...

February 6

NBC Nightly News recently aired a segment focusing on marketplace chaplains, and the positive effects they can have within the workplace. You can see the entire clip here. At PacMoore, we support the presence of chaplains in the workplace, and currently partner with Marketplace Chaplains USA to place chaplains at both of our Indiana plants.

The NBC segment highlights the responsibilities and benefits of marketplace chaplains – they are there to listen to employees’ personal problems and to be a friend to workers. While many corporate cultures may...

January 26

Post by: Scott Pothoven - Currently in Africa with Bill Moore

Our final day of meetings began with a trip to a farm about one hour north of Kampala. The purpose of the trip was to get a feel for this land as a potential sight on which to build a fish farming process. The land was set quite a ways off the main road and most of it was not cleared so the walk felt more like a trek through the wild. It was an interesting adventure to say the least and provided yet another story to add to our list of things that only happen in Africa.

The afternoon was an opportunity to have some follow up meetings with Innocent and Alex to continue to discuss our plans and vision for the work with the farmers growing amaranth in western Uganda. It was a real blessing to...

January 24

Post by: Scott Pothoven - Currently in Africa with Bill Moore

Sunday was a real blessing to us as we were able to have a day away from meetings and in terms spent the morning worshipping with our dear Ugandan brothers and sisters at Watoto Church. This was our second time being able to worship there and it is an amazing experience to sense the presence of the Holy Spirit in a church that looks so different from our church back home in many respects. As I stood and worshipped God with hundreds of people I didn’t know I couldn’thelp but think this is an experience everyone should get to have and then I remembered, this is a mere glimpse of what heaven will be like someday. What a joyful future we have! After church we spend the day relaxing by spending some...