I was born August 20, 1973, to Alvie and Patty Day, and  was raised in a small town in Idaho (Roberts). Although my father did not attend church, my mother was a member of the Mormon church. I was invited by a neighbor to attend VBS on my eighth birthday.  I didn't want to go because it was my birthday but my mother made me go. At the end of VBS, the preacher preached on the feeding of the 5,000.  After the story, the pastor asked whoever wanted to be saved to go to the back of the room with him.  Several children went forward and myself.  I was left in the room with a lot of questions about salvation.  The pastor answered my questions and that very day I bowed my head and asked the Lord in my heart.  I was baptized when I was seventeen, then later was baptized in Gethsemane Baptist Church.  I kept going to church and learning, but this was difficult because my mothers family was so heavy into the Mormon religion. I was and still am treated as an out cast because I don't go to the "right" church.

In the church I got saved in is where I met my best friend Amy, who became my wife and helpmeet on Jan 25, 1992.  Amy is a godly wife who stands behind me as I work in the ministry and encourages, uplifts, and helps me whenever she can.  Together we have two wonderful boys, Chandler who is 13 and Mason who is 11.  They are wonderful boys who continually bless our hearts and bring much joy and laughter to our home.  The boys stay busy being home schooled, with music lessons, and running early morning paper routes.

During my military service while stationed in Germany in 1994, I started attending an Independent Baptist Church.  While attending this church under the preaching of Pastor Mike Pinson, God laid on my heart to preach the gospel. In 1997 I left the Army to follow my heart and surrendered to preach the Gospel.  That same year Pastor Tom Campbell started to train and mentor me in the direction God was leading. After eight years under Pastor Campbell and graduating from Salt Lake Baptist Collage.  God gave me a burden for starting churches in Idaho (Mormons).

In November of 2004 I was asked to start a Bible study in Blackfoot, Idaho, by a family living there and by the end of January 2005 we started holding Sunday services.  In the last year we have we have grown to eight families attending regularly and many Sunday visitors.  Our Wednesday night kids club averages 15 to 20 children a night and we pick up many of these children for Sunday School also. 

God is doing wonderful things here in Blackfoot.  People consider this area Mormon country and have stated a church would not go well, but God has proved them wrong by starting this little work. God has brought many little blessing to our ministry among the Mormons.  Please continue to pray that REVIVAL comes to this area as we continue to minister in the city of Blackfoot .      

 Amy Day Testimony

When I was five years old my parents moved into the same neighborhood as my Great Uncle Art.  My uncle and his wife took me to church every Sunday to Gethsemane Baptist Church and those few Sundays they were unable to take me they arranged the church bus to pick me up.  Although I don't remember much about the few years I went there, I do remember my Sunday School teacher telling the story of Amy Carmichael and I do remember raising my hand for salvation.   When I was nine my family moved but God put another godly couple in my path that invited me to church and took my every Sunday.  

I met Chep as a teenager in youth group.  After high school, with God as the base of our relationship, we married.  Soon after marriage, Chep joined the military and we moved to Missouri where we totally got out of church and away from God.  A couple years later when we moved to Germany, God used a fellow solider to invite us to church where Chep and I both rededicated our lives to Christ.  I love God with all my heart and am very blessed to have a husband who loves God and follows and serves Him, and am honored to have been given a family to raise for Him.