How Keynote is Helping Campus Crusade for Christ Around the World: As I’m writing this, a Keynote team is in Jamaica teaching worship seminars. A student from Mexico will join us for this year’s Summer Project. Janiê Sucupira is continuing her Keynote training in preparation for starting a music ministry in Brazil. A staff member from […]
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In Connecticut they’re called potlucks, in Indiana they’re pitch-ins, and down south they’re covered dish dinners. But the result is the same: a plate full (and sometimes overflowing!) with a wonderful assortment of yummy morsels. That full plate also happens to be a fitting metaphor for the variety of responsibilities and activities I have in my life right now. Here are some of the “tasty†items that have been on my plate since I last wrote (not in any particular order):
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Here are some encouraging items from other Keynote staff. From The Boyds, who use contemporary music, humor and drama to reach out to couples and families: “150 people attended this Executive Ministry Valentine’s dinner at a beautiful country club in northern NJ, which had an incredible view of the Manhattan skyline. It was a breathtaking […]
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Rejoice! We serve a living Savior! “He is not here, for He has risen, just as He said.” – Matthew 28:6 (NASB)
Continue readingMore TagThe Story of St. Patrick
Most people associate St. Paddy’s Day with Ireland, shamrocks and the color green. It’s a fun holiday, but unless you’re of Irish descent and can celebrate your ethnic heritage, it’s not necessarily very meaningful.
At least, not until you hear the story of St. Patrick.
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