We are a family of eleven who have traveled extensively in North America giving seminars in churches on a wide variety of subjects. Our trips usually involve large distances, so we combine them geographically--often spending two months or more and driving over 10,000 miles on one trip.

In the mid 80’s Ray was discussing with a pastor his concern for Christian families. The pastor encouraged him to begin teaching in churches on how to have a godly family. Soon people started asking Ray if he had any of that material written down, so he wrote a book, Divine Design for the Family. As the years went by, traveling and teaching became a full time ministry.

We continue to travel, spending between four to six months out of each year on the road.
Since the first seminar in 1987, the topics Ray preaches on have expanded dramatically. Some of them include:

Divine Design for the Family
The Centrality of the Cross
Lessons from the book of Judges
Insights from Genesis
Biblical Separation from the World
Letters to the Seven Churches (Rev 1-3)
The Unveiling of Christ (Rev 4-22)
Insights for Home School
Attributes of God
Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage
The Christian’s Relationship to the Old Testament
The Purpose of the Church
Biblical Eldership
How to Study the Bible

The older children are involved in other things now, but the younger ones still travel with the family ministry.
Rachelle (1975) is a Wycliffe Bible translator for a group of nomadic cattle herders in Africa. She is particularly focused on Old Testament translation, and has recently helped teach a six-week Hebrew course in Italy for Bible translators.
Renee (1977) has spent several years in Africa helping produce literacy materials for the same group Rachelle is working with. She is presently working as a cook at a Bible camp in Wisconsin. She is gaining experience cooking for large groups to prepare for working at a mission guest house.
Roland (1979) is a pilot for Dynamic Aviation, a company headquartered in Virginia that provides aviation services for various organizations worldwide. He is officially based in Chiapas, Mexico, and desires to pursue ministry opportunities there helping pastors obtain materials to enhance their ministry. His aviation experience has involved projects in Jamaica, Aruba, Panama, Algeria, Afghanistan, and northern Canada.
Rosalyn (1982) even as a child wanted to be a missionary nurse. In 2002 she graduated with a RN degree and worked in a local hospital for a year, and then moved to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania to learn midwifery. Now a nationally certified midwife, she is currently doing midwifery there as she seeks God’s will concerning where to go.
Rolanda (1984) lives at home and is in her first year of nursing school working toward a RN degree.
Rhonda (1986) lived in Pennsylvania with Rosalyn for almost three years learning midwifery, and is now a nationally certified midwife. She returned home and is currently traveling with the family.
Raphael (1988) has concluded formal high school studies. He has started a business of doing web page design. He enjoys exploring the quirks of operating systems and computer programs. Frequently on trips he helps people with their computer problems.
Ryan (1991) and Rosetta (1995) are still in home school. Ryan especially enjoys mountain biking. Rosetta likes knitting, and taking care of babies.

Since we are scattered over the globe, it is a very special event when we can all get together.