To whom it may concern ,
I am pleased to recommend Nathan Gregson. He is a fine young man from an outstanding Christian family ,and to my understanding has been faithful to his church and in his Christian service. It is a blessing to see young people like Nathan having a desire to serve The Lord in a greater way.
Tracy Dartt
Evangelist.

To whom it may concern,

The Gregson family has been a friend to our church for 40 years. They have always been a hardworking family that is ministry-minded. I believe without a shadow of a doubt that Nathan Gregson will follow in his parents’ footsteps. It is my pleasure to recommend this young man into fulltime ministry work on the foreign field.

Sincerely,

Jason Murphy, Senior Pastor.

To whom it may Concern:

I have pastored for over 40 years, and believe I have some insight to the character and sincerity of young men and women. I have known the Gregson family thirty years. I can speak with pleasure concerning their parenting skills. All their children have learned Christian character, and most adults will attest to their maturity and respect for authority.

Thus, without hesitation, I recommend Nathan Gregson for the internship with missionaries in Ukraine. I believe God’s call is on his life, and I ask that you consider him for this training.

If you have any questions, please contact me.

http://www.kenblueministries.com/

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Sincerely,  Dr. Ken Blue

Dear Fellow Pastor, I am writing to recommend Nathan Gregson to you for your prayerful consideration as 1 year missionary to the Ukraine. He has already spent time there as an intern under missionaries Jessie and Teresa Beal. During that time, he served in the Carpathian Mountain Outreach program, where they would hike into the mountains to bring the gospel to “unreached” villagers. Nathan has surrendered to the Lords work during a missions conference.

Since then he has been focused on achieving that calling. He is the son of Scott and Charity Gregson (kjv.com), whom I have known for more than 30 years. During that time I have seen Nathan follow in his fathers footsteps and mature to be a man of integrity and hard work. He has worked in his fathers print shop and computer business with great success. During that time, he gained experience in operating a printing press, graphic design, web site development and street evangelism. The Lord has been preparing Nathan for this mission even before he recognized this calling. His “life preparation” fits the need to:

• Set up and operate a printing press ministry inside the Ukraine.
• Design and produce tracts.
• Establish a professional level web-site.
• Use his experience in evangelistic outreach to preach the gospel face to face.

His unique molding is a perfect fit for this specific present need in the Ukraine. Nathan is not only willing, but committed to serving the Lord in the Carpathian Mountain Outreach, but he needs our help to get there and live there. Please consider helping in the winning of souls in the Ukraine through this worthy ministry.

Yours in Christ,

Rev. Ron Coale, Pastor

Dear Brother,

I’d like to recommend my grandson, Nathan Gregson for your prayerful consideration. After Nathan surrendered as a full-time missionary at our Mission’s Conference last spring he spent the summer serving the Lord in the western Ukraine through the Carpathian Mountain Outreach. This missions ministry is directed by veteran missionaries, Jessie and Teresa Beal.

Now Nathan has been invited to return to the Ukraine for another year this summer to help set up and run their printing press and assist them in producing their own tracts instead of having them shipped in from outside the country. Since Nathan’s dad has his own printing ministry, he has a great deal of experience in this area. He will also be helping in the development of their web-site, graphic design, and evangelistic outreach. Having already served in the Ukraine, he understands the culture, and is currently learning Ukrainian.

Nathan’s ultimate goal is to be a full time missionary to the Ukraine after completing Bible college. This on-the-job training will give him a great advantage in establishing his own ministry for the Lord there in the future.

I’m asking that you prayerfully consider joining our church in partnering with my grandson in supporting God’s call on his life as a missionary. For learn more about Nathan please check out his web-site at www.NathanGregson.com.

Please send any support you can to Bible Baptist Church, designated to “Nathan Gregson.” Thank you for taking the time to read his letter and pray for Nathan. If you have further questions, you may call me. My cell phone number is 360-710-6760.

May the the Lord continue bless your own gifted ministry as you seek souls for Him.

Sincerely,

Al Hughes

Pastor

To whom it may concern:

I met Nathan Gregson for the first time when he came to serve with us in Ukraine in the summer of 2013. During that trip, Nathan took part in various outreaches, including large-scale literature distribution in cities, and weekend trips to show Christian films in the villages of Ukraine’s Carpathian Mountains.

Throughout his time of service with us, Nathan proved himself to be diligent, dependable and sober-minded. Nathan and I worked alongside each other everyday for two months, and I can say without hesitation that he was a valuable asset to our team.

Since the project ended in August of last year, Nathan has kept in touch with us. He has expressed his desire to return to Ukraine and further his training in missions through a one-year internship. Our team is very glad to have him, and as of this writing, we are expecting him to arrive in L’viv in early June of this year.

In closing, I would like to reiterate my whole-hearted recommendation of Nathan Gregson as a faithful man with a heart to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We look forward to serving with him, and we invite you to consider supporting his ministry – both financially and in prayer- as he steps out in faith to obey the Great Commission.

Sincerely,

Joshua Steele

President

Euro Team Outreach, Inc.