neljapäev, juuni 16, 2005
Busy Times Ahead
The next few weeks will be busy for us, so I will share our schedule so that you can pray specifically for us. We are excited to have so much happening, but also desire to glorify God in what we do. Your prayers in the past have been immesurabley valuable.
Tomorrow, 17 June, Chris will go to Finland to be a part of the Army's Helsinki Youth Festival with the rest of the Mission Team. I will join him late Sunday night in Helsinki, then we, along with a small Mission Team group from Finland, will travel to the towns of Pori and Kuru for two days of outreach and work with young children.
We will return to Estonia on Wednesday, 22 June and finalize two days of concerts with a Salvation Army rock band from Iceland. The band arrives on Friday, 24 June, along with the Mission Team. We will have a youth event for Christian teens that night at Salem Baptist Church. The next day we will have an open air at noon in Raekoja Plats, a mini-concert at a local shopping mall and an evangelistic concert at the 300-seat Sadamateater.
That same day, Saturday 25 June, Chris and Karl-Gustav will be going to a week-long English Camp sponsored by the Estonian Christian organization Going Up.
The day after that, 26 June, we head to Narva to do the Sunday meetings at the corps there.
We'll have a few days to get ourselves together--and to attend the Hansa Days in Tartu--before Chris and I head back to Finland with the Mission Team, this time to the towns of Kuru and Nummela on 2-3 July.
The next day, our whole family will head to the Army's Camp Loksa for a six-day Junior Soldier/Music Camp where we will share leadership responsibilities.
As you can see, it will be a whirlwind of activities, but all in the service of the Kingdom. We truly value your prayers. I know they have sustained us in our time here; we realize our own strength isn't enough. We thank you for your faithfulness in prayer.
--Tim
Tomorrow, 17 June, Chris will go to Finland to be a part of the Army's Helsinki Youth Festival with the rest of the Mission Team. I will join him late Sunday night in Helsinki, then we, along with a small Mission Team group from Finland, will travel to the towns of Pori and Kuru for two days of outreach and work with young children.
We will return to Estonia on Wednesday, 22 June and finalize two days of concerts with a Salvation Army rock band from Iceland. The band arrives on Friday, 24 June, along with the Mission Team. We will have a youth event for Christian teens that night at Salem Baptist Church. The next day we will have an open air at noon in Raekoja Plats, a mini-concert at a local shopping mall and an evangelistic concert at the 300-seat Sadamateater.
That same day, Saturday 25 June, Chris and Karl-Gustav will be going to a week-long English Camp sponsored by the Estonian Christian organization Going Up.
The day after that, 26 June, we head to Narva to do the Sunday meetings at the corps there.
We'll have a few days to get ourselves together--and to attend the Hansa Days in Tartu--before Chris and I head back to Finland with the Mission Team, this time to the towns of Kuru and Nummela on 2-3 July.
The next day, our whole family will head to the Army's Camp Loksa for a six-day Junior Soldier/Music Camp where we will share leadership responsibilities.
As you can see, it will be a whirlwind of activities, but all in the service of the Kingdom. We truly value your prayers. I know they have sustained us in our time here; we realize our own strength isn't enough. We thank you for your faithfulness in prayer.
--Tim
