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Creation Festival (Day 2 & 3)

July 1, 2010

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I figure pictures will give you the best feel for what’s going on here.

More words later this week.

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Creation Festival (Day 1)

June 29, 2010

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Well, I’m here now. We have a good group it seems, 3 students from Mansfield University, 3 staff and 2 guys from other schools who have been co-opted to do official video footage for the festival.

We also have a guy from GAiN (Global Aid Network) trying to recruit for some overseas aid projects.

Last year we launched 8 new movements from this project. Pray that we’d be all the more effective this year… More people more resources, more effect?

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June 2010 Prayer Letter

June 4, 2010

Creation Festival In the past 7 years that we’ve been with Campus Crusade, we’ve had a lot of ideas, one of which I have shared with some of you. Every year, there are a number of Christian music and arts festivals around the country. When I had the chance to go to some in college, [...]

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May 2009 Prayer Letter

May 14, 2009

“Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.” – B. Franklin The sign that said that caught students’ attention too. On April 24, we spent about 10 hours at Georgetown University for Georgetown Day, the campus’ annual excuse for an all-day block party on the quad complete with bands, free [...]

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April Prayer Letter

April 16, 2008

The Percentage Problem In campus ministry, building successful student-led movements often boils down to finding the perfect storm of two things – 1.) a felt spiritual need and 2.) a capacity for leadership. Typically, this has panned out to be most prevalent in the middle-of-the-road schools – the Slippery Rock U.’s, the Penn States, the [...]

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Summer Assignment

January 31, 2007

Well, we received our summer assignment today, and I can’t lie and say I’m not a little disappointed. Carrie and I were hoping to spend the summer taking seminary-level classes in Colorado – it was a little bit for selfish reasons. I love Colorado. We were supposed to get our assignment about a month ago, [...]

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