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Reaching Others for Christ and Keeping Earth Temporary 

A Changed Life

1/31/2018

 
Is it worth it to step into the public schools, to show support for the staff and students,
​to be available to talk, to build relationships so that we can share the Gospel?

Listen to Sophie's testimony and let us know what you think.

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Sophia

Sophie's Story

​"I didn't grow up in a Christian home, or a Christian environment whatsoever. I wasn't brought up with any of the Christian values or lifestyle. Because I was raised in a home without God I decided he wasn't real. By fifth grade I had labeled myself an atheist, and a full believer in science. I continued to bury myself in science and develop my own views on the subject. As my knowledge in science grew more my opinion on religion also grew, or fell. I very strongly believed that religion was meaningless, a fairytale that was a waste of time.
Because I was raised in a home without God ​I decided he wasn't real.
​By fifth grade I had labeled myself an atheist...
During this time, that I like to call the science period, as I was developing my ideas and opinions of the world, I realized it was a cold and dark place. I found myself lost, searching for something that I could never quite find. Being in this dark world I soon found myself very sad. In seventh grade I developed depression, and I began searching for ways to cure it. At first I turned to friends, trying to get them to understand how I was feeling, but that well dried up. I tried reading books and watching movies, but that well too dried up. ​

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A Living Hope

5/2/2017

 
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Many of us have taken the answers to these questions (above) for granted. When is the last time you really considered these questions and the gravity of the answers?

Every Tuesday this past May we were at the local public high school to meet with any teens who were willing to join the conversation on these and other questions.

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Let Your Hearts Be Broken

3/27/2017

 
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Friday evening, March 24th, 2017 proved to be cold and snowy with dangerous roads. When we heard from some calling out due to the road conditions, Mark Adolphsen and I reminded each other that it is God who has control of the weather and is sovereign over all things, including this gathering. What a testimony the weather did end up providing because, with many praying from their homes and hospital beds, another 45 people (ages 1 to 91 from over half-a-dozen churches) ventured out in the snow to Answer The Call!

Think of what that speaks to the schools that we gathered in support of!

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​What Breaks Your Heart?

In that cafeteria at the high school,...

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Pray Also For Us

3/22/2017

 
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Praise be to God!

I'm sitting here in the study at the Crie Haven House, which God has clearly provided (but more on that later), preparing for this Friday and the great opportunity we have in engaging the church in ministering to the public schools. We have multiple meetings through Friday with school staff and local ministries regarding this opportunity.
Our request of you, as partners in this ministry of the Gospel, is that you would set aside specific times over these next few days to intercede on our behalf as we prepare for this gathering and also for the following outreach we expect to take place.

"Continue steadfastly in prayer, being watchful in it with thanksgiving. At the same time, pray also for us, that God may open to us a door for the word, to declare the mystery of Christ, on account of which I am in prison— that I may make it clear, which is how I ought to speak." Colossians 4:2-4


Thank you for your continued support!

Just Step Through Their Door

3/8/2017

 
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We were given a great opportunity to go in to Oceanside High School East in Rockland and present our ministry along with other career and education choices at Career Day. At first that may seem like a strange and small way to reach out to a community that has dealt with such large issues such as: suicides, in-fighting over the gender and sexual orientation debate and struggling with a very real drug problem. But then again, just stepping through the door to say hi to those who are hurting could make a huge difference...

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A Prayer to His Answer

3/2/2017

 
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     No, that's not a mistype in the title. Normally I would say something is "an answer to our prayer", but more and more I'm realizing that the things I'm praying for God has already prepared the answer to long before I thought to pray it. My prayers and my heart are just coming in line with His will.

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Open Doors to the Schools!
      That's the case again...

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    James Shaw
    Center Director

    The title of this blog has described the mission of my family since God first called us to ministry; to reach others with the gospel of Jesus Christ for His glory, with our eyes fixed, not on the temporal, but the eternal.

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