Comments on: About Alex Martin

By: Bob McPherson

Bob McPherson — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 16:25:37 +0000

I am somewhat behind on reading your blog. Julie made comment how much she enjoys your writing. Since I was here I thought I would read the “About” section (just to see if there were any surprises, but there are not). I did like your analogy of the Rural Rev and came up with another spin on that. It could also be Rural Revelation. A revelation that is down to earth, simple, and plain, yet powerful in the message that it carries. A revelation that can help support the revolution.

By: Charles Young

Charles Young — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 03:58:05 +0000

Glad to see you found your place in Mount Airy. My wife and i say Hello and tell your wife and Windham we miss them both … Oh and you as well.. We are on facebook if you care to come and talk .. again nice to see you in a pastorate again Alex

By: Don Walsh

Don Walsh — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 13:29:17 +0000

Alex, as a member of your “congre-cultur” I must say your desire for excellence and order are obvious and appreciated by all. I particularly appreciated your massage this Sunday making the demand that we refocus out mission as a church. That being of course soul winning. As we are about to complete the new building I believe as you do that our potential for ministry will increase dramatically. The “rural” area in which we live will require us to form “visiting teams” to canvas the area around the church to minister to people in there homes and invite them to church. It’s a simple growth mechanism exampled by Paul and the other apostles as they “went house to house breaking bread (the gospel). Unfortunately we Christian are being beat at our own game by the Mormons and JWs.

By: Vanderbilt Wife

Vanderbilt Wife — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 16:52:22 +0000

AMartin4! It’s amazing what a little Internet search for “Alex Martin Windham” can bring up. I cannot believe Windham is 7. Wow.

Glad you’re doing well. Think of you and your years at UR often!

Jessie (Schumann) Weaver

By: Todd Bailey

Todd Bailey — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 03:37:48 +0000

Pastor Alex, it is good to finally find you after 20 years. I was at UGA when you were the campus minister there. Would love to catch up with you sometime. Send me an email and we can exchange numbers and we can catch up. I live in Atlanta in the Buckhead Community.

Cheers,

Todd

By: ruralamericanpastor

ruralamericanpastor — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 18:52:27 +0000

Alex,
We share a commonality as pastors of rural churches. I stumbled on your blog today, and I have a similar one as well. I went to Southeastern, went to church at the Summit in Durham while there, and now serve as a pastor at Little Mountain Baptist in Wellford, SC. I will bookmark you. I have another SBC friend in rural Kentucky with a similar passion as you for the rural church. His blog is Rural Route Church (www.ruralchurch.wordpress.com). Mine is http://www.ruralamericanpastor.wordpress.com. Nice to meet you.

Josh