Peggy Boldizsar Nunley

Yesterday I had the opportunity to speak at my church. Each month we have this really creative missional outreach. It may seem kinda unusual, but we have what has now been coined a monthly “Pet Pantry”. I know that sounds a little strange to the normal church ear, but it has really been one of…

It was on the brink of the early 2000‘s around 2001. I had the opportunity to go into northern Uganda. It was the first time I wore a bulletproof vest to take the gospel to an Unreached people group. This people group didn’t have a Bible or Church in their own language. They were known…

I love mornings when I crawl out of bed with a song in my heart. I begin my morning worshiping and reflecting on the beauty and bigness of God. I feel my emotions rise inside of me and I just can’t get enough of basking in His presence. In fact, I wish every morning I…

One of the greatest lessons I’ve ever learned about trusting God, comes from a smelly fish market in West Africa. Half a mile before we even got close we knew what was coming. The stench of sun baked fish, some fresh from the ocean, others days old, rotting in the scorching heat of the African…

I had just done a teaching with 30 high school and college students quoting William Carey’s classic motto, “Expect Great things from God, Attempt Great things for God” We were gearing ourselves up to head out for a full day of ministry, but we had no idea what God had in store for us. For…

Recently my husband and I returned from a Retreat designed for Pastors and their wives. It was a huge blessing and I can’t remember a time I felt so poured into and just cherished by God. On the retreat we had an incredible Godly couple who stepped away from their own flock and used this…

I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to share a little bit of my life with you. I would like to begin by recapping some of the incredible stories of what God did this last summer. My family had the opportunity to go into West Africa and lead a Medical / Chronological Bible Storytelling Mission. Hope…