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Update for Ya'll, Chillicothe, We're coming! Schedule Change

 This is an edit from the the last post regarding Cleveland, Ohio and the Dragon Slayerz. That is going to be rescheduled for 2015. Read below for the new plans.

 We feel like we are gaining some ground. Most of that is taking place in our hearts. This passion, this fire for the Lord, his truth, his love, and for the church to wake up to that is growing. It's burning. It's consuming. It's awesome.

We have another opportunity to serve in Chillicothe at the Chillicothe Salvation Army on October 26th. We will have Stacy Stacy who is painting for us during the service and Shlanea Bloomfield joining us in prayer. We will be heading up there Friday (24th) evening and holding an open air on Saturday morning to afternoon. We will be blasting some Mineo or Crae, inviting people to be prayed for and over, handing out some gifts, and inviting others into a encounter with Jesus. It's going to be an awesome time. Please be in prayer for us as we go out to meet God where we have faith that he is preparing moments of Glory and kingdom life to take place. We really appreciate it.

That Sunday we will be hosting the service at "The Sal" and sharing that we are "more than conquerors" in Jesus Christ. The painting that Stacy will be presenting will reflect that message. If you are in Chillicothe, you don't want to miss out on that.

Pray that we are guided, not by our own ambitions, but exclusively by the Holy Spirit. Pray that money isn't an issue. Pray that our faith is strong. Pray that someone is drawn near to God and pray that someone meets him. Glory to God.




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