Well, our Easter services at GCC are all done. It was awesome and so much fun. It's kind of bitter sweet really. It was a lot of really long hours and still doing work and school and studying and babysitting too made for a very long week with very little sleep(I think I counted something like 34 hours in 7 days), but it was so worth it. (Especially since I slept 10 1/2 hours last night!)
I don't know what the official number is yet, but I know a lot of souls were won for Christ this weekend and I got to be a part of it! What an honor.
It is so much fun to be a part of a team so in love with God. I get so amazed by the talent and the gifts that God has handed out to some of these people. Even though I know I am doing it for God, I get so much too.
I became a part of the production team at GCC last summer. One of my favorite people in the world, Jay Pape, convinced me that I had to check it out. (Actually he coerced me with coffee, I wonder how he figured out my weakness, I usually hide my addiction so well!) Anyway, I will forever be in his debt for introducing me to something that has blessed me so much. It is an indescribable feeling to know that you had some role in bringing someone to God. Knowing that because of whatever small part you played, this person's life is going to be changed FOREVER!
I am proud to stand on the battle field next to some of the people that I admire most in this world. The Arts Team at Ginger Creek Community Church. Above are some pictures of the team during rehearsals. We look serious, but I assure you, many laughs were shared by all.
I don't know what the official number is yet, but I know a lot of souls were won for Christ this weekend and I got to be a part of it! What an honor.
It is so much fun to be a part of a team so in love with God. I get so amazed by the talent and the gifts that God has handed out to some of these people. Even though I know I am doing it for God, I get so much too.
I became a part of the production team at GCC last summer. One of my favorite people in the world, Jay Pape, convinced me that I had to check it out. (Actually he coerced me with coffee, I wonder how he figured out my weakness, I usually hide my addiction so well!) Anyway, I will forever be in his debt for introducing me to something that has blessed me so much. It is an indescribable feeling to know that you had some role in bringing someone to God. Knowing that because of whatever small part you played, this person's life is going to be changed FOREVER!
I am proud to stand on the battle field next to some of the people that I admire most in this world. The Arts Team at Ginger Creek Community Church. Above are some pictures of the team during rehearsals. We look serious, but I assure you, many laughs were shared by all.
6 comments:
Hey Kerrie
I can't tell you what a blessing it was to hang out in the booth and watch all of you serving with joy and passion. It was evident. It was something I had prayed for for a long time but wasn't quite able to pull together myself. It does my heart good to see all the new faces like yourself being used by God and experiencing rich community at the same time.
And you're right, Jay Pape is a huge coffee pusher.
You're AWESOME KK. Great job. Hey...I posted some pics of dress rehearsal, but yours were much more flattering :)
Thanks Zach! I think you are pretty awesome too.
Congrats on a huge success for your team and your ministry. I know we all had a blast.
Tom- thanks for sharing. It was awesome to see you again. You wouldn't know this about me but I am a huge fan of your work.
I am so glad you came and got an opportunity to see your prayers come to fruition. I only regret missing the opportunity to work with you myself. Maybe if I ever write anything I feel worthy of you, I will send it to you to look at.
Yours-
k~
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