Window to INDIA . . . New logo!

Now we're looking official!!

The web guy for Jubilee Campaign (http://www.jubileecampaign.org/) helped us out with a logo for the Window to India event, coming up on Thursday night, April 29. Stay tuned for updates and details on Jubilee's website too! We really, really hope you all can make it! Erin, Jessica, and I had a big planning meeting this week and all the details are coming together for the event agenda -- and it promises to be one incredible night.

I won't give too many surprises away just yet, but there will be music, singing, worship, hopefully some traditional Indian dance, videos, photos, some audience interaction/discussion, and plenty of great resources to take away on how we, as the modern Church, can use our minds and reach out our hands and arms for the Causes of Christ around the globe . . . Specifically, in INCREDIBLE INDIA!

Mark your calendars and please invite your friends, co-workers, small groups, family -- it's an open audience and we hope to have a full house!

Thanks to Calvary Church for parterning with us to host this significant event. They have been great! As a preview, Jubilee Campaign will also be presenting at Calvary Church's innovative Human Trafficking "forum & fair" on Sunday, April 11, 2010. See flyer below -- and see you there!

Now to Him who is able to do immesurably more than we ask or imagine . . . To Him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! ~Eph. 3:20

Jubilee Campaign's Night of Worship for the Persecuted Church

So I am new to this blogging phenomenon, but I want to use this to update about the work I'll be doing this year on human rights issues from the District. For starters, here's a great event to attend if you can make it tonight, hosted by Jubilee Campaign USA:

On Friday, October 9 @ 7PM, Jubilee Campaign will host a night of music and worship at Sovereign Grace Church in Fairfax, VA. Chasing Vermont, a local band with a heart for the persecuted, will lead the night in engaging worship in loud, intimate, energizing, and hopefully entrancing ways that will aim to open a wide connection between us and God. This event will be a great place to release yourself from inhibition and your everyday drudgery, and to lean into an environment of passion, music, and prayer. Expression stations will be open for you to journal, pray, or draw. We will hear testimonies of the persecuted from Pakistan, Iran, and North Korea and enter into a time of corporate prayer to intercede for the persecuted church.

If you want to familiarize yourself with the music or build a playlist on your ipod, here is the set list:
You Won’t Relent/Misty Edwards
All Consuming Fire/Misty Edwards
Sweetly Broken/Jeremy Riddle
One of These Days/Small Town Poets
Blessed Be the Name/Tree63
Psalm 131/Waterdeep
Video/Testimonies of the persecuted, Prayer
Deliver Me (It is Well Remix)/David Crowder Band
Hymn/Jars of Clay
Beloved/Erin Weston
How He Loves Us/John Mark McMillan
Oh Praise Him/David Crowder Band
Scripture Readings, Time of Silence, Prayer

Hope to see you there!