Evangelist Missionary Rebecca Casson
Are you going to get married? Don’t you want a family? Are you too picky? What’s wrong with you? These are just a few questions single men and women ask themselves. God has a purpose for all single people and works above and beyond what we could ever image on our behalf. Paul stated in 1 Corinthians 7:32, “But I want you to be free from concern. One who is unmarried is concerned about the things of the Lord, how he/she may please the Lord.” Paul felt strongly that the single life was best. Time, talent, and resources can be directed toward the Lord without interference. God has a great and mighty work available for such “specialized” soldiers on the battlefield of life! Singleness as well as married both should be viewed as seasons of life, instruments God uses to build His character in each person. Whether an individual is married or single is not a description of his or her identity. The great thing about singleness is, God has a plan for you. God has a mission for you. Singles should be content and happy in the state they are in. If a person is not happy as a single, what makes him/her feel they will be happy married? We will explore unique opportunities for ministering to God’s people and to the world. We will also encourage singles to wait “the right way!” That is: don’t get desperate. Get deliberate before the Lord! Singles need to know nobody will ever love them like Jesus.
Evangelist Rebecca Casson was wondrously saved and filled with the most precious gift of the Holy Ghost at the age of 14. After really going through with her family who did not believe as she believed in sanctification, she endured hardship as a good soldier and the LORD called her to be a missionary at age 15. She received her license as a missionary at age 19 and evangelist license at age 21.
She received her initial B.S degree from St. Louis University. She has finished her Leadership Institute Certification to become an assistant principal. She received her certifications to teach middle and secondary schools from Harris-Stowe State University. Missionary Casson has taught science, special education (cross category), social studies, and music. Missionary Casson attended St. Thomas Aquinas School of Theology at St. Louis University and received a certificate in Pastoral Counseling from the University of Missouri/Columbia.
Missionary Casson is a member of Kossuth COGIC where 3rd Administrative Assistant, Superintendent Robert D. Strong, Sr. is pastor and R. J. Ward is her Jurisdictional Prelate. She currently serves as Sunday School Teacher for the Young Adult #1 Sunday School Class as well as President of her local church’s Sunshine Band and works with both the district and state Sunshine Band.
