Eternal Life

Areawide Crusade

The purpose of the crusade is to invite likeminded Independent Baptist churches to come together in a neutral location in their city or area. A neutral location communicates that it is a multiple church crusade and not just one church’s meeting. The unsaved are also more likely to attend a service in a neutral location.

Revival Crusade

The heartbeat of the crusade is to see God’s people revived to a place of fellowship with Him and fruitfulness in His service. We desire to help the churches involved to seek revival before and during the crusade. We believe the outflow of revival is evangelism.

Evangelistic Crusade

The focus of the crusade is to preach the Gospel. It is an opportunity to invite the unsaved to hear the clear, straightforward proclamation of the good news of Jesus Christ that will set men free. The crusade also mobilizes churches to canvass their respective areas with the gospel through soul winning training and door-to-door outreach.

Meet the Hope Crusade Team

Chris Miller

Main Speaker
Evangelist Chris Miller has been burdened for areawide crusades since the 1990’s when he served as staff evangelist at the Bill Rice Ranch. In 1998, he started in full-time evangelism with his wife, Cheri, and their four children. He later established Faith For Revival Ministries.

Mark Visser

Crusade Coordinator

Evangelist Mark Visser is an ordained preacher with a passion for introducing the abundant life of Jesus to sinners and saints alike. Prior to launching into full-time evangelism, Brother Visser served as assistant pastor at StoneRidge Baptist Church in Bloomington, IN. 

Tim Thompson

Music

Evangelist Tim Thompson began working at the Bill Rice Ranch directly after Bible college. In 2005, he began traveling full-time to churches all over the nation and in some foreign countries. He and his wife, Brittany, have four sons who travel with them.

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