Here is a copy of our most recent prayer letter.
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Brad, Mary, Brandon, Marissa & Mya
Word of Life South Africa
This weekend is our young adult Oasis Camp! Please keep all aspects of this camp in your prayers, praying for Brad Hawkins and the other staff that will be running camp, the speaker, Pastor Matham, and for the young adults, that they are refreshed and renewed in the Word of God!
Pray, also, for the kids and I as we will be involved with the youth ministry at church tomorrow most of the day, and for the girls and I as we are still under the weather.
Thanks, again, for your prayers! We are so encouraged and blessed by them.
Brad had the opportunity to take a team to Potchefstroom, about 1 1/2 hours away, to run a satellite BattleZone camp. Here is his report back!
"Thank you all who were praying for the BatttleZone Camp in Potch! We had a great time with the young people there. We were able to have 4 meetings and 4 breakout group meetings in the 2 days we were there. We challenge them to Evangelize their families, friends, and strangers. Then we equipped them to do it! Thanks again to all who were praying and all those who helped!"
Thank you for your prayers! We have had a wonderful, busy week filled with ministry in all different areas of life - but specifically A LOT of opportunity for discipleship! It has definitely been a blessing.
Please keep our upcoming Oasis Camp in your prayers! This is a camp for young adults, and runs May 11-13. Pray for the young adults to be challenged and encouraged, coming away with strengthened hearts and changed lives!
We are doing a lot of preparation for the months ahead, as they are going to be PACKED full of ministry! From the last week of May, I think we'll be on the run until at least mid-July! We are excited about all God has in store and we will fill you in on each and every detail as it gets closer.
Please keep the girls and I in your prayers, as we are all under the weather and suspect bronchitis is to blame.
