I have recently set out to live like a missionary to America’s Future Leaders.
My unpaid, volunteer position at MorningStar University is the Student Life Director and Student Pastor. This means that I spend 50-60 hours a week with students in discipleship, ministry opportunities or administrative tasks to support activities that grow my students at MorningStar University. Though I am pursuing a couple of business ventures to support myself financially, for the most part, I am financially dependent upon supporters (like the Levites of the Old Testament).
If you want to know more about what I do, where my money is going and how much support per month I still need to meet my basic needs, you can email me at princevince13@gmail.com – my personal email address.
The Missions Department at MorningStar Ministries has taken me on as a “missionary revivalist”, so if you want to donate to support me and want your donations to be tax-deductible, you can do so through them. They retain a 10% administrative fee, but 90% goes straight to me. You can donate on their website at http://www.cmmissions.net/donate by clicking on the “Make a Donation” button on top.
*VERY IMPORTANT: if you do not put MY NAME (Vince Corcoran) in the “Purpose” line of the Paypal form, it will go to the general missions fund, and not to me.
You can also support me by cash, check or money order by sending them to:
Vince Corcoran
208 Township Drive
Fort Mill, SC 29715
*This option is not tax-deductible, but 100% of it will go directly into my support account.
Thank you for your heart for this upcoming generation by supporting me in discipleship of its future leaders. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask.
Periodically I will re-post this on this site. In between these posts, you can enjoy excerpts from the books I am working on. One is a devotional book focused on the Names of God in the New Testament, the other is a Dynamic Dictionary of 21st Century Terminology in which I am helping to provide greater understanding about the words we use in Christendom.
Thank you.
Vince Corcoran
