Today is a full day. We were able to go view some amazing things God created. We also did a few baptisms and were able to share Jesus with someone. I am so proud of our Journey team here in Kenya. They have worked and served long hours each day. Every one is willing jump in and do almost everything. Tonight we start to pack and tomorrow we begin the long journey home. We look forward to reconnecting with all of you.
Check these out
Great Reads
Mark Batterson: In a Pit with a Lion on a Snowy Day: How to Survive and Thrive When Opportunity Roars
It challenges me to take risks...good ones.Craig Groeschel: It: How Churches and Leaders Can Get It and Keep It
Good thoughts when you are trying to lead a church.Andy Stanley: Since Nobody's Perfect, How Good Is Good Enough?
Probably the best short read on what matters most.Craig Groeschel: Confessions of a Pastor: Adventures in Dropping the Pose and Getting Real with God
Written by a pastor, but great thoughts for anyone.Andy Stanley: Seven Practices of Effective Ministry
Much of what is in here aligns with our vision and how we think at The JourneyDavid Kinnaman: unChristian: What a New Generation Really Thinks about Christianity... and Why It Matters
This book made me think...and pray.Bill Hybels: The Volunteer Revolution: Unleashing the Power of Everybody
We can serve and volunteer. We all have something to offer.K. P. Yohannan: Revolution in World Missions
God is doing things all over the world!Bill Hybels: Courageous Leadership
This has challenged me to lead in many areas of life. Wherever you are leading, consider some of these principles.
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June 23, 2011
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