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Thursday, July 28, 2011
Weekly Update from Mid-Valley - July 28, 2011
Here's the latest weekly update from Mid-Valley Southern Baptist Association.
Monday, July 25, 2011
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Friday, July 22, 2011
Parlier Migrant Center VBS
2011-07-22 Parlier Migrant Center VBS, a set on Flickr.
Several Mid-Valley churches came together to conduct VBS, Dental screening, and a block party this week. CSBC helps facilitate ministry in all 30 migrant centers in California.
Monday, July 18, 2011
MV Churches Mobilize for Migrant Center Ministries
The doors are open this week for MV churches to connect with residents at both the Parlier and the Madera Migrant Centers.
MADERA CENTER: Five MV churches will do ministry at the Madera Center: El Encino, Trinity, Nueva Esperanza, Sierra Heights, and Newlife (Easton). They will lead VBS for both children and adults Tuesday through Friday evenings. The CSBC Dental Unit will be part of a Block Party on Saturday afternoon. Ken Hinman of Trinity is Madera coordinator. Nueva Esperanza will be leading the ongoing follow up ministry efforts.
PARLIER CENTER: Annadale Baptist and FSBC Reedley will lead Backyard Bible Clubs on Wednesday thru Friday mornings. Copper Springs and Woodward Park will join in on Friday to help lead the evangelistic Block Party and the CSBC Dental Unit. Jason Mahill of Reedley FSBC is the Parlier coordinator. Jason hopes that this week of ministry will propel an effort for ongoing gospel ministry in Parlier.
Both locations will include distribution of food, distribution of clothing to children, distribution of a backpack and school supplies to teens, evangelistic Vacation Bible School and block party, and dental screening using the CSBC Dental Clinics.
Oscar Sanchez is the leading the statewide effort to connect California Southern Baptist Churches with the 30 migrant Centers. He is the Field Specialist for Migrant Ministries.
Pray for these efforts that MV churches will clearly communicate the love of Jesus Christ this week and that many will respond. --Rich Johnstone
MADERA CENTER: Five MV churches will do ministry at the Madera Center: El Encino, Trinity, Nueva Esperanza, Sierra Heights, and Newlife (Easton). They will lead VBS for both children and adults Tuesday through Friday evenings. The CSBC Dental Unit will be part of a Block Party on Saturday afternoon. Ken Hinman of Trinity is Madera coordinator. Nueva Esperanza will be leading the ongoing follow up ministry efforts.
PARLIER CENTER: Annadale Baptist and FSBC Reedley will lead Backyard Bible Clubs on Wednesday thru Friday mornings. Copper Springs and Woodward Park will join in on Friday to help lead the evangelistic Block Party and the CSBC Dental Unit. Jason Mahill of Reedley FSBC is the Parlier coordinator. Jason hopes that this week of ministry will propel an effort for ongoing gospel ministry in Parlier.
Both locations will include distribution of food, distribution of clothing to children, distribution of a backpack and school supplies to teens, evangelistic Vacation Bible School and block party, and dental screening using the CSBC Dental Clinics.
Oscar Sanchez is the leading the statewide effort to connect California Southern Baptist Churches with the 30 migrant Centers. He is the Field Specialist for Migrant Ministries.
Pray for these efforts that MV churches will clearly communicate the love of Jesus Christ this week and that many will respond. --Rich Johnstone
What Love Looks Like: A Refrigerator
Bill Jones reports an amazing story from the World Changer's Project.
Brenda Coldar is a Clovis homeowner who had her home refurbished by a World Changers crew. While the crew was painting her house, her refrigerator died. She was not financially able replace the refrigerator. Unfortunately, replacing refrigerators does not fall under the scope of World Changers projects. Jim Gray, the WC Construction Coordinator took it upon himself to find a solution to the problem. He approached Lowe's, the official World Changers supplier, to see if he could work out a deal. Lowe's agreed to sell the refrigerator at cost. Even so, the price was beyond the current means of the homeowner. Jim then made the rounds of all the crew chiefs and supervisors and raised enough money to pay the full cost of the new refrigerator.
Love is meeting the need of another at sacrifice to one's self. Christ demonstrated love most clearly. Providing a new refrigerator in the name of Jesus is also a clear demonstration of His love. -Rich Johnstone
Thursday, July 07, 2011
Oakview BC Block Party
2011-07-04 Oakview Block Party at Prather, a set on Flickr.
Oakview BC held a Block Party at the parking lot of the Prather CVS. They are Preparing for VBS next week at their church facility.
MV Wild Water Day Camp
2011-07-07 Wild Water Day Camp, a set on Flickr.
MV Wild Water Day Camp kicked off last night at Trinity SBC. Water park today. Mission projects tomorrow.
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