This post comes from one of our short-term project participants during Summer 2023.
(more…)…our capacity to hold unreality in our minds is our genius, but it’s also our Achilles’s heel. Because not only can we imagine unreality, but we can also come to believe in it. We can put our faith in ideas that are untrue, or worse, that are lies.
John Mark Comer in Live No Lies
This post comes from one of our short-term project participants during Summer 2023.
This summer Linguae Christi hosted a youth choir from Dawson Memorial Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama. Around 160 youth and sponsors toured North Wales to sing in chapels, schools, and concert venues. Through singing, they had the opportunity to share about the love of Jesus and how He had changed their lives.
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Since the last series of blogposts, I’ve been doing a good bit of travel. Travelling and connecting with current and potential ministry partners in Europe have always been a bit part of my job in my role with Linguæ Christi—the networking and mobilisation role. During the Pandemic, much of that kind of travel simply was not possible. Consequently, now that things are opening up again, I’m trying to make up for lost time with a bit of a “vengeance,” as they say. There are three areas of travel to note for you.
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I had a couple of very good and instructive opportunities during the month of September. First, we had a site team from Dawson Baptist Church in Alabama to visit with us. We’re planning for them to bring a large youth choir (about 150 people, including adults) to North Wales in summer 2023. It’s a huge project, but we’re very excited about it.
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After a busy fall visiting various ministry partners and colleagues across Europe, I want to close my series of blogposts by sharing a few opportunities coming up in the next few months.
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I need to share some information with you that is hard, but it’s a reality that we are facing. If you’ve skimmed everything else in our Autumn blog, I’d like to ask you to take a moment to pause with this one. I’d like to invite you to get your cup of coffee, go to your prayer spot, and give this message a careful reading, because the situation I describe is critical.
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