December 2010

Dear Pastor and Friends,

Luke 2:11 “For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ
the Lord.” What an amazing verse. There is no greater joy than to read the story of the birth
of the “Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.” Christmas Greetings to each of you! I hope
this letter finds you well and enjoying this very special time of year.

Thank each of you for being a part of an amazing year. Your friendship, prayers and
financial support during 2010 have been very encouraging and helpful in being a small part
of reaching New England for Christ. We are thankful that the Lord has opened so many doors
for us to serve Him in one of the greatest mission fields in the USA. I’m humbled as well to
be able to serve alongside some of the greatest missionary church planters in the Lord’s work
today. Many thanks to the New England pastors who are standing true and tall to the
Fundamentals of the Faith during these days of compromise.

Here is a brief run down of what has occurred in 2010: 9 Missions Conferences with more
than $250,000.00 commitments promised; 1 Revival; 1 VBS, in which I drove the bus;
preached at the 34 th Anniversary of the church we started in Peabody, MA; taught three weeks
of Bible Institute classes; preached at a church in Lynn, MA, 11 weeks which didn’t have a
pastor. We saw 18 saved and 10 adults baptized before we saw a Pastor take over. We were
in many churches and saw many decisions at the altar. It was a blessed year.

Please keep us in your prayers for 2011, especially health wise. We already have a busy
schedule beginning in January. Our goal is to be back in New England some time in March
to help plant a brand-new Baby Church in the Greater Worcester area (the 2nd largest city in
all of New England).

May the Dear Lord give each of you a fruitful and prosperous New Year. Please let me
know how you are doing and if I can be of any assistance to you in 2011. It is an honor to
represent you and your church in New England.

With Our Deepest Love and Admiration,
Brother David Smith and Sharron