When  one of your children leaves home it surely causes a time of mixed   emotions. On one hand you are saddened by their departure, but on the   other hand, you are excited about the new adventures they are embarking   on. That is how we feel as Scott Diffenderfer moves on from his   positions as our Chief Operating Officer and member of the MIA  Shepherd's Council.
       We are saddened by our loss and at the same time excited about Scott's   new endeavors. We know that he will bring the same enthusiasm to them   that he has brought to the MIA. Scott will continue to utilize his  shepherding gifts in his local assembly, LAMB Fellowship, an MIA Ally,  as well as utilizing his leadership qualities in other ministries. 
     
      We pray blessings over everyone who is involved in this transition,   especially the Diffenderfer family. We ask the Father to have His way   with each one of us, to help us walk in a way that brings glory to Him,   and to please multiply our Kingdom efforts. In addition, we ask that  you  might keep all of us in prayer - even as you are in our prayers. 
     Please know that this administrative change in the MIA does not speak  of division, but of multiplication as the God of Israel leads each of us  forward in our respective calls. 
      In 1999, after almost two decades of declaring the truth about  Israel's  restoration under the banner of our non-profit organization,  House of  David, Inc., Batya and I were honored to be able to found the MIA, under  the auspices of House of David. 
      In our several decades of ministry, we have always appreciated and   sought the help and council of fellow Believers; and, under God's   guidance we will continue to direct this ministry as we have over the   years, with the aid and assistance of various leaders and long-time   friends. 
      For some time now the Father has been putting a desire and a vision in   our hearts. With this administration change we feel that now is the  time  for us to begin to work toward those goals. Our prayer is that, as  we  seek to move forward, we might be especially guided by the Ruach   haKodesh. We ask the God of Israel to please bless us by doing a high   and holy thing among us. We are truly hungry to see Him move His hand in   a fresh, new and powerful way. However, we know that He clearly warns   that, such power does not, cannot, and will not come by the might of   men. He says, "Not by [his own] might shall a man prevail" (1 Samuel   2:9). Instead, the Father tells us that the awesome things that He has   decreed for a restored Israel will come, "Not by might nor by power [of   men], but by My Spirit" (Zechariah 4:6).
    We are asking the Father to pour out His Spirit on all of us as we begin a time of "multiplication." 
    Please keep checking back with us for more updates. 
    Shalom b' Yeshua, 
    Angus and Batya Wootten    
       
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