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WREG TV - February 2004
The disagreement between the Memphis Mayor and City Council members was getting ugly when WREG News Channel 3 looked for somthing positive to broadcast. They performed an Internet search and found a organization that listed ways to pray for civic leaders. What they were surprised to learn was that Prayertower was a local organization with a global audience and its minister, Jim Green with a passion to teach people how to pray.
MEMPHIS, TN - DOORMAN SHOP - May 1, 2010
When I created the One-Minute Devotional a few years ago, I envisioned a 60sec video vignette to challenge people of prayer around the world. In that spirit, I started small, composing a one line theme. I've been doing this for years and to date, there are 3,198 such thoughts to date posted in Topical Resources on the website. When writing devotions, I attempt to discern and reveal the underlying truth of Scripture in a few words rather than taking note of the obvious. I pray you're blessed by this ministry and I request your prayer as I begin this new and challenging venture.
Thanks and God bless you all in Christ Jesus our Lord. Jim Green, Webservant - Prayertower Ministries.
These songs were recorded live in church by a male trio of Greg Coker, Don Connell and Jim Green. Together they make up the group called, Redemption. Their songs range from simple to complex using the piano artistry of Greg's mom, Weegie, to recorded orchestration and even acapella. In the song, Arise My Love, their pastor Dick Sisk joins the three to sing on Easter morning at Broadmoor Baptist Church in Memphis, Tennessee.
On December 23, 2010, Don and Jim met at the Agricenter in Memphis, Tenneessee to share the stage with Greg Coker who sang several Christmas songs from his newly released album. Redemption sang their most requested song, "I Have Seen the Light" for the enjoyment of several family and friends who came to share the moment. This marks the first time in many years they've met to renew their friendship and blend their voices.