Scott Dewey

For example, Scott Dewey, cross-cultural training director
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ever had," Dewey admitted."Afterwards, I had nightmares for months."

Although Dewey and others were allowed to untie, hold, sing to, and feed the children, that wasn't enough for Dewey or the children.

"I had such a helpless feeling , ," he said."All that I could do was pray., [After all] helping those in need is not a social work, it is a spiritual work."

The Lord began to work through Dewey, and in 1999, he formed the
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them," Dewey said.

Various team members also helped start a local orphan-care foundation in Romania.

"We provide both finances and volunteers, and [we] work in partnership with local Romanians," Dewey added."People

For example, Scott Dewey, cross-cultural training director for Mile High Ministries, organized an orphan-care missions team in Anchor of Hope Church in Denver, Colorado.

He and his family attend this approximately 200-member inner-city church which is usually thought to be on the receiving end when it comes to missions, but such is not the case due to the prompting of the Holy Spirit in Dewey's life.

His life was changed after walking into a Romanian orphanage where 20 children were tied down to chain-link cribs that resembled cages in a small attic-like room deafened by silence.

"That was one of the most sobering experiences I've ever had," Dewey admitted."Afterwards, I had nightmares for months."

Although Dewey and others were allowed to untie, hold, sing to, and feed the children, that wasn't enough for Dewey or the children.

"I had such a helpless feeling , ," he said."All that I could do was pray., [After all] helping those in need is not a social work, it is a spiritual work."

The Lord began to work through Dewey, and in 1999, he formed the Loving Arms Team, now made up of representatives from various churches in the community.Each year, the team travels to Romanian and hosts two seven-day camps for orphan boys who are abused and exploited.And every year, the Lord supernaturally provides the approximate $60,000 needed to cover the cost of the trip.

"We are allowed to take them for seven days , and love them," Dewey said.

Various team members also helped start a local orphan-care foundation in Romania.

"We provide both finances and volunteers, and [we] work in partnership with local Romanians," Dewey added.

For example, Scott Dewey, cross-cultural training director
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ever had," Dewey admitted."Afterwards, I had nightmares

for months."

Although Dewey and others were allowed to untie, hold, sing to,

and feed the children, that wasn't enough for Dewey or the

children.

"I had such a helpless feeling , ," he said."All

that I could do was pray., [After all] helping those in need

is not a social work, it is a spiritual work."

The Lord began to work through Dewey, and in 1999, he formed the
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them," Dewey said.
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partnership with local Romanians," Dewey added."People

who have been involved in the orphan-care ministries in our church,

, Scott Dewey, B.A.Mile High Ministries of Denver, Denver, Colorado

Instead, I am enclosing part of a letter written by Scott Dewey who was with us on the trip.I think you'll like it.

Some Context:Our friends at Northwest Leadership Foundation have a sister foundation in Thailand called Mekong Minority Foundation that serve tribal people in the mountains of northern Thailand.They invited CTM to train their staff.Duncan and Andrea Wilson coordinated the trip for our little training team which included Scott Dewey, myself and my pastor Harlan Shoop.
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Scott Dewey, who works with Jeff Johnsen at Mile High Ministries as their cross-cultural training director, played a key role for us in the training.
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I was excited for Scott to play this role because of his extensive experience in Thailand.He served in the slums of Bangkok for 3 years and he has a deep love for all things Thai , the kind of love that has been born out of great personal pain.I don't know how I would have done the training without him.

Here are Scott's thoughts that he wrote to his friends back in Denver,
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Scott DeweyDirector of Cross-Cultural TrainingMile High Ministries2330 W. Mulberry Pl.Denver, CO 80205303-839-5198 x7

Denver: In February, our friends at Mile High Ministries led by Scott Dewey, trained 20 leaders headed to Romania again this summer to run camps for orphans.
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Scott is an associate of CTM and each year leads a trip tot he orphanage to run a camp for the kids.This is one of the most creative, cutting edge and amazing works I know of.We are working with a local foundation there who has more than 60 staff working with thte orphans and it is our hpe that through Scott's leadership, we will be able to expand our work to include leadership development through the intensives.

Thailand: In June of this year, we went to work with minority tribal groups in Northern Thailand through our partnership with Northwest Leadership Foundation, who is assisting with the development of a sister foundation in Chang Rai-Mekong Minority Foundation.Assisting me on the trip was my pastor Harlan Shoop and my associate Scott Dewey.
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Scott Dewey , CTM Associate Trainer for Romania and Website Coordinator

For example, Scott Dewey, cross-cultural training director for Mile High Ministries, organized an orphan-care missions team in Anchor of Hope Church in Denver, Colorado.

He and his family attend this approximately 200-member inner-city church which is usually thought to be on the receiving end when it comes to missions, but such is not the case due to the prompting of the Holy Spirit in Dewey's life.

His life was changed after walking into a Romanian orphanage where 20 children were tied down to chain-link cribs that resembled cages in a small attic-like room deafened by silence."That was one of the most sobering experiences I've ever had," Dewey admitted."Afterwards, I had nightmares for months."

Although Dewey and others were allowed to untie, hold, sing to, and feed the children, that wasn't enough for Dewey or the children."I had such a helpless feeling ... ," he said."All that I could do was pray .... [After all] helping those in need is not a social work, it is a spiritual work."

The Lord began to work through Dewey, and in 1999, he formed the Loving Arms Team, now made up of representatives from various churches in the community.Each year, the team travels to Romania and hosts two seven-day camps for orphan boys who are abused and exploited.And every year, the Lord supernaturally provides the approximate $60,000 needed to cover the cost of the trip.

"We are allowed to take them for seven days ... and love them," Dewey said.

Various team members also helped start a local orphan-care foundation in Romania.

"We provide both finances and volunteers, and [we] work in partnership with local Romanians," Dewey added.

For example, Scott Dewey, cross-cultural training director for Mile High Ministries, organized an orphan-care missions team in Anchor of Hope Church in Denver, Colorado.

He and his family attend this approximately 200-member inner-city church which is usually thought to be on the receiving end when it comes to missions, but such is not the case due to the prompting of the Holy Spirit in Dewey's life.

His life was changed after walking into a Romanian orphanage where 20 children were tied down to chain-link cribs that resembled cages in a small attic-like room deafened by silence."That was one of the most sobering experiences I've ever had," Dewey admitted."Afterwards, I had nightmares for months."

Although Dewey and others were allowed to untie, hold, sing to, and feed the children, that wasn't enough for Dewey or the children."I had such a helpless feeling ... ," he said."All that I could do was pray .... [After all] helping those in need is not a social work, it is a spiritual work."

The Lord began to work through Dewey, and in 1999, he formed the Loving Arms Team, now made up of representatives from various churches in the community.Each year, the team travels to Romania and hosts two seven-day camps for orphan boys who are abused and exploited.And every year, the Lord supernaturally provides the approximate $60,000 needed to cover the cost of the trip.

"We are allowed to take them for seven days ... and love them," Dewey said.

Various team members also helped start a local orphan-care foundation in Romania.

"We provide both finances and volunteers, and [we] work in partnership with local Romanians," Dewey added.

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Scott Dewey

For example, Scott Dewey, cross-cultural training director for Mile High Ministries, organized an orphan-care missions team in Anchor of Hope Church in Denver, Colorado.

He and his family attend this approximately 200-member inner-city church which is usually thought to be on the receiving end when it comes to missions, but such is not the case due to the prompting of the Holy Spirit in Dewey's life.

His life was changed after walking into a Romanian orphanage where 20 children were tied down to chain-link cribs that resembled cages in a small attic-like room deafened by silence."That was one of the most sobering experiences I've ever had," Dewey admitted."Afterwards, I had nightmares for months."

Although Dewey and others were allowed to untie, hold, sing to, and feed the children, that wasn't enough for Dewey or the children."I had such a helpless feeling ...," he said."All that I could do was pray .... [After all] helping those in need is not a social work, it is a spiritual work."

The Lord began to work through Dewey, and in 1999, he formed the Loving Arms Team, now made up of representatives from various churches in the community.Each year, the team travels to Romania and hosts two seven-day camps for orphan boys who are abused and exploited.And every year, the Lord supernaturally provides the approximate $60,000 needed to cover the cost of the trip.

"We are allowed to take them for seven days ... and love them," Dewey said.

Various team members also helped start a local orphan-care foundation in Romania.

"We provide both finances and volunteers, and [we] work in partnership with local Romanians," Dewey added.