Day 5 -- Northern Lights!

prayer Items Wednesday, July 22, 2009

RENOVATION TEAM:

-minor accident while working on the ceiling. Thank you God that everyone is safe, and that no one is injured.

-The renovation team will continue to work on the electrical work in the Bible School, as well as further improve the new shower stalls, and fix newly found issues such as the leaking kitchen sink.

CHILDREN MINISTRY:

-The number of partipants in last night's program continued to grow, praise God in gathering all the children to participate and experience His love.

-The children's program has been moved back into the Church. Thank you God for taking care of our needs, making this more ideal space available to us.

-The Children Ministry will be organizing a play tonight, may God be with them, and provide them guidance and support.


TEENS MINISTRY:

-The Teens Ministry tried out their new strategy last night, breaking up into small teams, each focusing on a specific task, (eg. visitation, games & sports, music).

-Praise God for listening to our prayers, and our concerns. The new strategy has opened up many opportunities last night, outreaching to the Native teens. As described in this morning's sharing session, we had valauble communication and caring opportunites last night. Thank you Lord!

-Please continue to pray for us, as our outreaching programs usually run until very late at night and many of us are quite exhausted, from the lack of sleep.

-Please also pray for the native teens. We will need all the help from God to give them an open mind and heart, willing to open up themselves to us.

WORSHIP TEAM:

-Thank you God for giving them all their musical talents. May God continue to guide them in their upcoming performances.

GENERAL:

-Praise the Lord, we had TWO rare sightings/experiences last night.

-we spotted a small black bear outside the Bible School, looking for food in the area where we store our garbage.

-Many of us saw the Northern lights in our skies late last night, as shown in the photos above, it was indeed spectacular!