Jerry and Bonnie Wallace Bio

Jerry got a start using his art talent at a young age when his mother called upon him to illustrate stories in her Good News Bible Club held in her kitchen. Then through the influence of a Sunday School teacher and the dramatic conversion of his alcoholic father, Jerry came to the Lord. After working as a draftsman, he attended Bible College for four years. Jerry is an ordained minister and has pastored three churches and ministered overseas. It is his desire to share the simple gospel so that even the youngest child can understand. Jerry's art talent can also be seen on the walls of many churches. See "Murals".

Bonnie came to the Lord as a child at a Vacation Bible School and for several years she traveled coast to coast and sang with her Gospel singing family, the Singing Edwards. During these years, she developed her gifts of song writing and her love for making music. Bonnie also attended Bible School. Along with being the musical part of the program with Jerry, she has been called upon to lead worship and sing at many different functions, from festival, fairs, woman's meetings and senior's homes. See "Gospel Concerts". She has also taught seminars on leading children in worship. Bonnie home schooled her children for 13 years.

The Wallaces
Since their marriage in 1979, Jerry and Bonnie have combined their talents of art and music to share the Gospel. In a visual generation their approach is always well received. They have ministered in large festivals, camps, crusades, teacher training seminars and Vacation Bible schools across Canada and United States.
The Wallace’s have six children all who were home schooled and traveled with their parents in their converted school bus.

The Wallaces are faith missionaries, and as such, must raise their own support. They are not funded by any organization or are on any payroll. It through the generosity of God's people that they travel and do their ministry. Jerry and Bonnie trust God to touch the hearts of individuals to give and become partners in prayer. They also look to churches to consider placing them on their church missions budget.