The Campus Missions Week is over and the spiritual seeds have been planted.The week began with all campus worship on Sunday and a message by Pastor Gil from the Lutheran church with scripture Matthew 16:24-26 that we are in the world but our citizenship is in heaven.
The "Free" Bake Sale went well; I think people were confused at first what it actually meant. There were a lot of cookies and brownies that were made, I couldn't even count them all!
The surveys on Wednesday and Thursday went really well. The results will be published in the Royal Purple this next week (student newspaper). Tara and I went on Wednesday and we both had somewhat positive feedback. I talked with four guys about what they think of eternity and where they think they would go if they died. For most of them it was something they never thought of before and a couple guys seriously had no clue. I shared with them part of my testimony and how I believe it is important to know where you are going. I mentioned to them that there is a Bible discussion on Tuesdays at 7:30pm to read about the life of Jesus and any other questions. To my amazement two of the guys said they would like to come!
Please pray for:
-The spiritual seeds that were planted would grow and Satan's hand would be shut out.
-The Bible discussion would be a place for these guys to ask questions and realize the power that is in knowing Christ and how much He loves us.
-That students wouldn't stop sharing their faith but that this week was just the beginning!
-Our Christian groups would continue to be unified!
-Courage to continue stepping out and sharing Christ with others
For the sake of the Gospel,
Tim and Tara Chamberlain
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