Disclaimer, This web site is a personal web site of Thomas Morrow and does not reflect the views of any Knights Templar Orders.

 Short biography

    Born in California during the hippie era, Mother and Father became Jesus freaks and dedicated themselves to the Lord and ministry. We converted a school bus and traveled through most of the United States.

At the age of 11 we went to our first field, Venezuela followed up with Brazil and Argentina. A year in each. This was in the 80s.

    I went to Mexico for a year on my own at 16, then to England. From there went to India then Bangladesh. 2 years. I wanted to see my parents again so I went to Japan and South Korea.1.5years. In Japan met an American teacher and got married. We then went to Mexico for 4 years and 3 of our 6 children were born there.

Returned to the States went to collage to study Instrumentation and went into the refineries. 10 years. On the weekends became a port Chaplain for the HISC (Houston International Seafarers' Centers). Including a prayer hot line for radio station KSBJ. Did a ministry with my children by visiting nursing homes and singing songs to the elderly, over 150 Nursing home were reached. At 911, we went to New York and went to many Fire stations giving encouragement.

    In 2001, we got the call to Africa, Specifically Zambia. We left with our 6 small children and did many different ministries which would fill this page in the 18 years we were there. The last, which is still on going is an orphanage with 33 children. After attending MTI (Missionary Training International) in Colorado, we decided it was time to return to home. We have since been in Texas spending time with our 6 grown up children who half are married and have kids of their own.

    Currently I work full time at the Houston International Seafarer Center as a Port Chaplain and attend an Episcopal Church in La Porte, Texas

​

A book is being written of the thousand lives I have lived and the thousand miracles that went with it.