Harvest January 30, 2011 -

January 29, 2011 by Evie  
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We continue our look at the book and ministry of Jonah. Why was Jonah disappointed that the Ninevites didn’t “get theirs”? Why are we disappointed when God doesn’t do what we think He should do, especially after we have declared “thus saith the Lord.”

Harvest January 23, 2011

January 21, 2011 by Evie  
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Whatʼs Happening in The Ladies Sunday School Class?…

January 20, 2011 by Evie  
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We are starting something new in the Ladies Sunday School Class. Robin
Bartlett will be leading( facilitating) our discussion time and if you donʼt already know,
we meet in the large room in the basement at 11:00 following the morning service and
fellowship time.
Beginning on Jan. 16th we will be sharing what God is teaching, revealing,
enlightening, gifting us with from His word. Robin has asked us to commit to spending
time in Godʼs word during the week. Choose a verse, chapter, or book of the Bible and
spend time reading it and asking God to speak to you through it. Write down what you
discover and come and share it with the rest of the ladies. We are hoping that in this
way we can learn from and encourage one another in our faith walk. We want to
involve all the ladies so if you are involved in ministry during the Sunday School time but
want to share with us, write it down and put it in Robinʼs box upstairs and she will read
it to the class.
If you havenʼt joined us for awhile or have been hesitant to come because you
thought you might not know what we were studying this is a great opportunity to come
and spend time together with a wonderful group of ladies who want to grow and learn
from Godʼs word. We want to welcome each and every one of you and learn from the
best resource available, The Bible. Come and see what God is doing in the hearts of
the Ladies of Harvest Community Church.

BIBLE

UPDATE INFORMATION ON Change of location for the Pepper Ministry…

January 14, 2011 by Evie  
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We’re moving to Tanzania

It is true. No, we haven’t changed missions. But mid January we will leaving Lesotho and will be moving to Tanzania. After much prayer, spiritual counsel from our team, more prayer, trying alternative options for ministry here, huge budget cuts from government for flying, more prayer, meeting resistance to doing what we know we are called to do (’Preach and Heal’), more prayer… Sally and I have been given permission to transfer to work in the Kigoma/Ujiiji area of Western Tanzania. It is a big change. It is a long story of how God has taught us about patience, perseverance, trusting in His ways, and being faithful on a day-by-day basis.

http://peppersintanzania.blogspot.com/

From Dar es Salaam to Iringa – by God’s grace

We set out this morning for Iringa, some 8 hours from Dar. I don’t know about you, but before I drive I always pray that God will protect us and other drivers. I did that this morning. We know how dangerous it is to travel African roads and that there just aren’t service stations in every town.

TO READ MORE CLICK ON THEIR BLOG AND FOLLOW THEM EACH DAY AS THEY DO GOD”S WORK IN TANZANIA>

January 16, 2011

January 14, 2011 by Evie  
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… Moving to the third chapter of Jonah’s story we find a shift from the belly of a great fish to the belly of a great city.

Harvest January 9, 2010

January 7, 2011 by Evie  
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= Where is Jonah?

Harvest Times - January Newsletter

January 7, 2011 by Evie  
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Click this link.

The 7 Project

January 3, 2011 by Evie  
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Join with Harvest Community Church youth and congregation members in this very important project.

http://youthalive.ag.org/seven/

The Seven Project serves as a catalyst to mobilize and equip Christian communities to reach out to schools. The Seven Project is not merely a school assembly or evening rally. It is a comprehensive outreach strategy that equips and trains leaders and students in effective evangelism and discipleship.