Summer is here and it is hot, hot, hot. Although we have had a few days of good rain
(2.75 inches over 5 days in mid Dec) it is generally blue skies with temps in
the upper 80-90’s. For some of you, that
is probably ideal, but for this Seattle girl, those few days rainy day in Dec
were a true blessing. I’m already
looking forward to winter!
The new university year starts the first week of
February so there are a few more weeks of calm and quite before activities
begin again. We hope to have several
students come back early for a freshman outreach the last week of January. This will likely include nightly Bible
studies, a movie showing, and going door to door meeting the incoming students. Please pray that God will lead and direct us
in the organization and details of this event.
Please also pray that the students God would have join
us for the coming year will be drawn to our Bible study and witnessing training
group and that the student church in my home would continue to provide rich
fellowship.
Pray for the new students arriving on campus who may
be experiencing their first time away from home and, for those who are
Christians, the first tests of their faith.
Is it their faith or their parent’s faith? Will they put God first or be distracted by university
life? For those who are not Christians will they see His truth when they hear
the gospel? For those who’s faith is
more cultural than personal will they come to seek a relationship with Him?
So many challenges and opportunities will be presented
to each student over the coming year.
Please pray they God will lead and guide each one to find or be
strengthened in their relationship with Christ.
Finally, please remember me and the Gestrings in your
prayers as we decide on the curriculum/topics for Bible study and church this
coming term. Let the Lord lead us to share His truth clearly and openly.
So many prayer requests fill my heart at the start of
each year. Thank you for coming
alongside me in these prayers. May the
Lord be with you in this New Year!
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