What are we all about?

The last trip to New Mexico was the most incredible experience of my life. That's when God became so real to me, and I just had no doubt that the "normal" way of life, was just...anything but normal! If that even makes sense. But ever since then, even with all the downs in life... there has never been another doubt in my mind about the fact that God is MY Father, and He wants a personal, intimate relationship with me! .........an unsolicited comment from someone who enjoyed a recent mission with us

What are we about? 

Simply put, we are here to help. However, the quote above probably does a better job of explaining why we do what we do than anything I could type. 

It’s one thing to read about God, it’s another to actually experience Him by working alongside others meeting the needs of people.

For several years, Home School Missions has taken groups of ordinary people, like you and me, to various places throughout the world to, well……to change lives.

The best part of our mission trips is that while we are helping people, the people going on the trips are far more blessed than they could ever imagine and often times, more than the people we actually help.

What we have found is that if we can get families away from their iPhone, iPod, laptop, HDTV, Wii, PSP, PS2, Facebook, Twitter, My Space, career, school, and anything else that occupies our thoughts, and to work alongside others to help someone, miraculous things begin to happen.

Once our minds are clear from all the media clutter and we are in an environment of doing the work of the Church, not the brick and mortar church, but the actual work of the body of Christ, where we are meeting the needs of the people, God works in lives in miraculous ways and lives are changed. 

For more information, check out "Our History"

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What about the founder of HS Missions?

Russ Rogers, founder of HS Missions, remains happily married to his highschool sweetheart for over 20 years.  Russ & Tracy have four children all of whom are homeschoolers.  

Russ & his family are very involved in the community where he lives.  Additionally, Russ is very involved in the homeschool community in missions, legislative work at the local and state level and enjoys representing Tennessee homeschool families to the state legislators through the North East Tennessee Home Education Association.

Below are some items Russ has been doing over the past few years, but he mostly enjoys spending time with his family camping, fourwheeling, hiking...or just about anything outdoors.

Russ' day job is being the VP of Operations for iVu Imaging Corporation, a medical device company.

Misc:

Director of HS Missions

Author of the book, The 17 Laws of Parenting

Co-Authored a book with Pat Summit & Alexander Haig, Jr. called Pillars of Success

Board member with Tennessee Home Education Association

Board member, officer, & treasurer of the Kingsport Chamber of Commerce

VP of  Leadership Kingsport

Past President of the Kingsport Convention & Visitors Bureau

President of the Kingsport Sports commission

Board member of Friends In Need (Medical clinic for the uninsured)

Board member of the Area Legislative Affairs Council

Board member of the Sullivan County Legislative Affairs Council

Board member of the 2008 Kingsport Business Development Coordinating Association

Graduate of Leadership Kingsport

Volunteer and supporter of Girls, Inc

Past President of Kingsport Christian Academy

Graduate of Leadership Kingsport
Member of the National & International Speakers Associations

Past President of Toastmasters

Basketball coach for the Homeschool KACHEA Wildcats

 

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