Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Project #44

Yeah! We are almost done! Project #44 happened Friday, October 31, working at Westwood's Fall Festival. The student's worked at the Tic Tac Toe booth. It was pretty obvious from the get go that we were going to have trouble getting 2 people at the same time to play a game of tic tac toe...but not to be discouraged Karima, Cameron, Savannah, Jonathan and Mrs. Janice made a quick plan to make it a 3 in a row game to win the neon green bracelets that said "not of this world".




We had students that worked in other areas of the fall festival too! Andrew and Stephen were setting up for some slimy experiments.





One of our students even got in to the spirit of things and dressed up as Captain Jack Sparrow (aka: Ryan). Cheers to you Ryan!







There was even some of our LIFE Group leaders that dressed up; can you tell who the clown is? Fun was had by everyone! Thanks guys for participating!

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Ecuador Mission Trip in Still On, Just Different!


A number of students have indicated interest so we thought we'd let you know that the mission trip to Ecuador in July is still on but has been changed slightly in light of student ministry changes. It is now a church-wide trip rather than being primarily a student trip. The trip will include soccer challenge evangelism, children’s ministry, community service, evangelism and discipleship.

For more information, please join us for an interest meeting on Sunday Nov. 16 at 12:30 in room 214. The important question is this: "Is God calling you to go?" If so, He will provide the finances. God has a way of providing the resources for what He calls us to do. At the meeting you will have some of the "how" questions answered.

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Project 43













The Eighth grade girls life group was invited to the Kid's First Awareness Center on Oct. 29th for a very special occasion. Video Visions of Alabaster was filming a promotional video for the center. Mrs. Cindy Hawkins, Center Director, invited us to be a part of the video. We staged games, homework and teaching time with the kids and had a great time! As always the fellowship was sweet. Thanks to Whitney, Emily, Elizabeth, Tori, Morgan, Abbey, Gene', Andrew, Matthew, Hardy and Grace for supporting this project. Mrs. Hawkins intends to use the video for promotional purposes and grant applications in the near future. Expect to see the video on U-Tube very soon!




Martha