Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania! We have been at training camp since then,
along with 8 other teams who will be dispersed among the nations! Training camp has been about equipping these college students to
embrace community, surrender to the Lord, and seek God’s heart for
the nations. It is so amazing to see a group of young, energetic
adults passionately seeking the face of God on behalf of a broken world.
As part of our team building, we participated in an activity thattook us to the streets of Atlanta, ministering to the homeless. Team X
excitedly took up the challenge of listening to the Holy
Spirit, then obeying. The first 2 hours were tough!
heard things in prayer and tried to obey, but each time we stepped out,
people would literally walk away or ignore us. We prayed and worshiped more, but it seemed as though this activity wasn’t really going
anywhere. We decided to begin walking in the direction of where we would
be spending the night and hoped that something would happen along the
way… that’s when we met Michael.
that night, Michael was drunk and terribly discouraged about his life
and where it was going. It seemed as though he was new to the streets and was scared. Team X ministered to Michael and as they did, more and more people gathered and
stopped to see what was going on.
The team represented Christ in a waythat changed the atmosphere; people stopped because they felt the spirit
of God in that place. We saw people rededicate their lives to
Christ, we saw hope restored to broken hearts, and we saw walls come
down that allowed people to see the heart of God and that it beats
passionately for them!
experienced, said, ‘I need to be baptized.” So, you bet we gave
Michael a water baptism right there on the sidewalk! The team witnessed a
physical change in Michael’s face as he walked into freedom and the
possibility of greatness for his life!
Spirit who ministers through us! We are more than excited to go on the
wild goose chase of following the Holy Spirit and ministering along side
Him in the nations of East Africa!
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