BBFI Mission Office

The mission of the BBFI Mission Office is to serve churches and their missionaries as they endeavor to fulfill the Great Commission.  We strive for  professionalism and integrity through stewardship to God in all our dealings, particularly with His chosen servants, the pastors and missionaries whom we passionately serve.

The BBFI Mission Office is the World Mission  Service Center for BBFI churches and their missionaries--a bridge between those who give and those who go.   We serve nearly 4500 churches and 900 missionaries.  Our staff of 20 full-time employees includes four directors, administrative assistants, bookkeepers, an accountant, data processor, IT manager, office coordinator, receptionist, media coordinator, maintenance manager, and mailroom manager.  Our team operates effectively and efficiently as we process over $40 million per year.

Announcements

Monday, January 23, 2012

Debbie Williams
Missionary to Mexico
Home With the Lord, January 23, 2012

 

 

Debbie met her Savior on January 23, 2012 in Tulsa, OK. She was a lady that enjoyed life, family, and friends.

Debbie was born on April 12, 1952 at Dallas Florence Nightengale Hospital in Dallas, TX and lived in Lewisville, TX until August, 1958. Her family moved to Springfield, MO where she started 1st grade at Robberson Elementary. In 1961, her family moved to Stillwater, OK, and then to Neodesha, KS, before moving to Winfield, KS in 1967 where her father, K. B. Murray, pastored. She graduated high school at Winfield High School in 1970, and graduated from Baptist Bible College, Springfield, MO, in 1973.

Debbie married Mark Williams on August 4, 1973. They ministered in Irving, TX, Ponca City, OK and Concordia, KS. In 1982 they were approved as missionaries with the Baptist Bible Fellowship International, Springfield, MO, and have ministered in Mexico City for the past 30 years. 

Debbie loved serving the Lord. She had a servant’s heart and was very passionate about what she did. She loved and supported her husband and raised three children to love God. Her testimony has touched many lives. She enjoyed investing her life into her children, grandchildren, and children at the feeding center in Mexico City.  She also enjoyed painting.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Elizabeth Louise Murray, and brother, Larry Boyd Murray.  She is survived by her husband, Mark Williams; three children: Bradley Steven Williams, Kemberly Dawn Williams Murillo, and Jonathan Mark Williams; her father, K. B. Murray; her sisters, Christy Smith and Mischelle Foster; and her brothers, Darell Murray and Joel Murray; and twelve grandchildren, Jael, Jessica, Jason, Jaylin, Cole, Isabelle, Brendan, Emma, Olivia, Jackson, Reece, and Sofia.

Services will be at 1:00 P.M. Thursday, January 26 at Graceway Baptist Church, Springfield, MO under the care of Greenlawn Funeral Home East.  Visitation will be at the funeral home Wednesday from 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. Burial will be at Greenlawn Memorial Gardens.

In lieu of flowers, Debbie requested donations for Mexico City Mission Fund. Contributions may be sent to Baptist Bible Fellowship International, PO Box 191, Springfield, MO, 65801.


 
Thursday, December 22, 2011
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