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✍️ REFINED BLOG POST for Blogspot.com

Title: A Global Calling, A Personal Responsibility
Subtitle: Reaching Asia with the Gospel of Jesus Christ

“Go into all the world and preach the gospel…” – Mark 16:15

When Jesus gave this Great Commission, He didn’t address just pastors, missionaries, or evangelists. He was speaking to every believer.

So we ask—not as a question, but as a call to action:
Whose responsibility is it to feed the hungry, clothe the poor, teach the truth, train disciples, and share the gospel with a broken world?

Yours? Mine? No—it’s all of ours.

The truth is urgent. Jesus is coming soon. And as the signs of the times grow clearer, the harvest grows riper. This is not the time for spiritual passivity. This is the moment to step out in faith and compassion and reach those who have not yet heard.

At Pilgrim Outreach Ministries, our mission is simple, yet critical:
To reach one soul at a time with the transforming power of the gospel—particularly in the Philippines and across Asia. From street-side Bible studies to supporting the elderly, from evangelizing youth to feeding the poor, we are on the front lines—daily.

👤 A Pastor with a Soldier’s Heart

Senior Pastor James Langston, a retired U.S. Navy veteran and full-time missionary, leads this charge with humility and resolve. Raised by a single mother of eight, Pastor Langston understands hardship. That’s why his heart burns with compassion—for the overlooked, the hurting, the forgotten.

After serving his country, he answered God’s call to serve the Kingdom—especially among the Filipino people. With decades of service, dozens of published books, and an unwavering commitment to the Word, he continues to preach, disciple, and provide for those in need with both truth and tangible help.

🌎 The Mission and Scope

  • Feeding the poor in provinces often overlooked by major aid.

  • Clothing the elderly and children in remote areas.

  • Teaching and discipling through biblical study, outreach, and community service.

  • Publishing faith-based resources to strengthen believers worldwide.

  • Raising up leaders who will share the gospel in their own languages and regions.

🤝 Will You Partner With Us?

We’re asking for your prayers. Your support. Your faith.
And yes—your first gift today to help send the gospel even further.

📬 Give. Share. Stand with us.
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“The world won’t be changed by the silence of the saved.”

Join us in making heaven crowded.
– Pilgrim Outreach Ministries
"Reaching the World… One Soul at a Time"



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