GREG PLUNKETT

Hmmm, got married the 1st time on my 20th Birthday. Moved to Grande Prairie & back the next year. Worked various lame jobs & then went into Barbering/hairstyling. Graduated & became a father 1979. Opened my own shop in a little town in Princeton, BC for 6 years. Year after my son was born, we had a daughter. Sold my business in '85. On my 30th birthday I became a sales rep to hairdressers & had a career in that for over 20 years.
Got born again in 93 & my life turned completely around & I truly became a better person.
Moved to Kamloops in '98 - became a grandad in '99. Got divorced in 2001.
Went to Kenya in 2001 2 weeks after 911 for my first mission. I experienced praying for people & seeing actual physical healings right before my eyes. I could never be the same again.
In 2003 I began courting Renee & later that year we went to Kenya together. I stayed behind for 5 months & she went back to Canada after her 2 weeks there. I went back in Feb 2004 & we wed in March.
Unfortunately - my second marriage ended in 2019...sigh.
We helped pastor a new church in Kamloops for a couple of years. Then we joined with International Mission Support in 2005. We took teams of people to Africa for short term missions & then went full time in 2007.
I moved permanently to Kenya in 2010 and am happily resident there today where I pioneered a ministry called Seas of Life Missions Kenya - which is focused on youths. As of 2019, we have in excess of 22 youth centers and 13 or so churches. I love my life.

Across Canada as far as Montreal, 10 countries in the Caribbean, Florida, California, Nevada & other states, England, Wales, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Holland.
I've been to Scotland, Hungary and Switzerland as well.

I sometimes wonder why I went through Grades 11 & 12 as I spent most of my time skipping out at the pool hall & playing pinball. When I was at school, I spent a lot of time in pot-smoke-filled vehicles in the school parking lot. I was so gone.
I'm not entirely sure how that equipped me for life. I am glad it's behind me.