DOMINIC ED LESLIE & SCOTT
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DOMINIC BIJAN Germany

Professional musician combines his skills with passion for evangelism
Dominic was for more
than 20 years a professional musician.
Then he met Jesus Christ through the witness of a fellow German musician
while auditioning for a new band. His
life changed dramatically. He quit doing
drugs. He became a faithful member of an
evangelical church in his home town of
Chris and Greg, Proclaim!
International missionaries and leaders of the band, The Outlanders, live just
down the road from Dominic. Through a
mutual friend they met and discovered a shared love for music and, more importantly,
for the Lord. Dominic was one of the
worship leaders in his church, but over the years he had become restless. The source of this unease was a growing
desire to use his considerable musical talent in the cause of evangelism. In the worship band there was little
opportunity for this. Dominic

I am forever thankful to God
for the wonderful experience that I had on tour. It was a privilege for me to be there. God used us to reach many people with the
good news; during the tour 18 young people called on Jesus to be their
Savior! There was a super atmosphere as
the band and team worked wonderfully together. - Dominic
ED STEPHENSON Alabama
World class jazz saxophonist returns for 12th Proclaim! tour
Ed has played saxophone since he was
five years old, and professionally while still in his teens. But when
he decided on a career path, the field of engineering won out over music as a
more stable option. Still he continued
to be seriously dedicated to music, playing as a free agent and eventually
leading his own band.
The faith Ed had from a young age became more firmly grounded when he and his wife joined a church that challenged them with solid biblical teaching and missions involvement. In time, his commitment to missions grew from praying and giving into a desire to serve directly. But it was connecting with
Soon after that he was invited to be part of a

Now 13 years later, a musicianary himself, Ed has just completed his 12th project with
I believe that God gives us gifts, talents, intellect, and faith to use for His glory. All my years of playing and performing in a secular world have given me sufficient skill to be of value in a band of very good musicians to draw people to hear us play. All my years of gaining understanding of the love and mercy of God through Jesus Christ have prepared me to share and encourage non-believers to seek Him for salvation with boldness that is surprising even to me. So, because He has given me this combination of gifts, I would be disobedient not to go as I am called, wherever there is a need for my particular talents. And PROCLAIM! is God's instrument by which He calls me. - Ed
LESLIE & SCOTT JONES Florida
Leslie and her son Scott from
In that capacity they provided essential
practical service to the team, like shopping for and preparing meals,
photographing, and helping set up and take down equipment, allowing the
musicians to put maximum focus and energy into their ministry. Beyond that,
they were a spiritual encouragement to the team and warmly reached out to local
church members as well as unbelievers.
When people
ask: “I’m not a musician; is there
anything I can do on a

Leslie’s
reflection on the Sax
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