Hello once again!
I write with much joy as I reflect on the day's activities. All of the students seem to really be forming relationships with each other that will be lasting and, most importantly, glorifying to God. The theme word of the day was sacrifice. The worship service tied this theme together by emphasizing missions. The camp pastor delivered a very convicting message of selfless service and willingness to GO and spread the gospel. During church group time, I was greatly encouraged by some of the things that were said. We have students in our group who really have hearts to serve others and a willingness to go wherever and do whatever the Lord has in store for their lives. One opportunity that was discussed ties in nicely with our church's summer theme of being radical. Jonathan Armstrong shared his heart about serving the people immediately surrounding our church. We, obviously, do not have details yet, but the students' hearts really seem to be in this and their wish is that it would spark a revival within the church. Our church is so blessed with so many resources and so many diverse people. The impact on our community will he huge when we really decide to step up and show Christ's love and compassion to our neighbors. Madysen also shared her heart and how she is starting to feel a call to mission work. Maddy doesn't know what that will look like yet or where she might end up, but it is so encouraging to see these students being receptive and open to whatever God may have in store for their lives. Continue to pray for us as we enter the last day of camp and the journey home. Also pray that we would not forget the change that has happened in all of our hearts upon our arrival. Pray for the mission work that is being done right domestically and abroad. We have been learning, specifically, about the Canadian mission work and the work that is being done with the Roma people (commonly referred to as gypsies). We love you all and are excited about sharing everything we have learned here!!
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Friday, July 9, 2010
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