Shortly after we arrived in Hamilton and got settled in our
neighbourhood, we began a prayer initiative in which we got individuals
or groups to pray for a particular street in the area. One of the
groups who signed up for this initiative was a small group of ladies
from Woodville Baptist Church in Hurtford, North Carolina. For
approximately two years now, this group has been faithfully praying for
the street and its residents. Yesterday, after two long days of driving
this past weekend, a group of ladies from the church finally had the
chance to visit the street in person. We spent the afternoon prayer
walking the street, in the rain, as they got to put sight, sound, taste
and smell to the street that they have so faithfully been lifting to the
Lord. I realized yesterday morning, as I spoke about the street and
began to see tears in the eyes of some of the team, just how fortunate
we are, and how fortunate the residents of Jackson St. are to have such
faithful prayer partners. We will be returning again today to do some
"Gorilla Gardening" as we spruce up some empty lots along the street.
We will also be doing some door to door survey work trying to hear from
our neighbours regarding what they think are the best things and the
biggest needs within our community. I am looking forward to another
great day.
I am also happy to say that one of our
interns, Blake Williams, has arrived, and we are expecting the other
hopefully this week. I am excited about all that they will be able to
help us accomplish over the next few months.
I am
also excited to share with you that our new web site is in the final
stages of completion. We would love for you to have a sneak peak. You
can check it out at:
www.hamiltonfellowships.com
A
big thanks to Jeff Boulton, George Qua-Enoo, Michael Wilson and Gerry
McGibbon who all contributed art, ideas, design, tech. skills, editing
and lots of time.
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