S. Lee Homoki
Bible Teacher, Evangelist, Executive Director, Editor

Mr. Homoki was raised in the home of missionary parents, "Nevada Steve" and Esther, and lived in Pennsylvania, New York and in the heart of the Navajo Indian Reservation in Arizona. He began his preaching at the age of 18 and for 21 years pastored churches in Arizona, California, Ohio and Indiana before beginning the ministries of Bible Doctrines to Live By, In in 1980. He brings with him a rich background of colorful experience in the pastorate from those years spend on the Navajo Indian Reservation. Over the last 20 years his evangelistic ministry, Crossroads Crusades, has takes him into hundreds of churches with the message of God's saving grace.

A letter from "Cowboy Lee"*** mostly personal!

Dear Friends, Summer has ended and we are now home for a while. This gives me a little time to catch up with things left undone while we traveled and ministered. One of the many things on my desk that needs attention is to introduce you to my nephew, Jesse Homoki. Jesse graduated from Northern Arizona University with a Master's Degree in Fine Arts in 1986, with a minor in Art History. His formal education was followed by 12 years experience working in all aspects of casting fine art bronze sculpture. He has worked closely with many world-renowned artists in the Sedona and Prescott area, all the while developing his own unique style and skill.                                                                                 Jesse has entered many art shows and has won many awards. A very special award came as a commission  to create a life-size bronze mountain lion for a major park in Prescott and the Prescott Public Library. The response from the public was, and continues to be extremely positive. His art work graces many private collections in places like Sedona, Prescott, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tucson, Austin and Houston Texas. As a fifth generation native Arizonan, Jesse has a rich history in the state. He grew up on the Navajo-Hopi reservation. His parents were schoolteachers, and his grandfather was "Nevada Steve" - a missionary to the Native Americans. Jesse is a fine Christian young man. My hopes that he will be able to help me some this next summer at our "Cowboy Camps" by teaching the young cowboys and cowgirls to do some Cowboy/Western Clay Sculpturing. Oh! that will be great! Jesse attends the "Finished Work Fellowship" of Prescott, Arizona and I want to tell you about his pastor, Lee Griffith and recommend his books to you. Pastor Griffith is a skilled Bible expositor and author and is careful to teach the "Word of God rightly divided." Now, the reason I'm writing is - Christmas is Coming! Jesse has written several short stories. His most recent writing is a short Christmas play, "Christmas Encounters," that you might like to use during the coming Christmas Season. I want you to have this manuscript FREE! There is no cost! Just e-mail me at: CowboyLee@cowboyLee.com or to Jesse at: mtlion@cableone.net Do it today! If your interested in Pastor Lee Griffith's latest book on the Book of Acts - "Then the Proconsul Believed" - 333 pages - or his MP3 recordings; go to: griffithart@hotmail.com or WWW.GraceBasics.org No money is suggested or requested. Christmas will be here before you know it. this is good reading and will make a good gift. This is a good way of getting the message of Grace to your friends. If you'd like to see more of Jesse's Sculpture check him out at: WWW.BronzeCats.com

"Cowboy"Lee Homoki