So exciting to see that women are still booking in for the REAL Conference this Friday evening and all day Saturday - it's not too late to come and join us http://www.kerith.co.uk/Publisher/Article.aspx?ID=200612
We're busy busy busy preparing for you all - bring it on!
Last night I had the privilege of meeting up with Donika, Ornela, Valentina and Bardha from Albania and Marija from Macedonia who have all come over for the Conference. We were also joined by Mrs Leah Mutala who is our key contact in Serenje Zambia. We had a great time getting to know one another- realising that women (and children/teenagers it seems!) are the same the whole world round. We didn't get to talking about husbands...maybe next time?!
It's so exciting to hear their stories of what God is doing in their lives and their Churches. I've been thinking about the theme of the conference being "Real" - that we'd live authentic lives of faith, allowing God into every area of our lives - and they are doing just that. Two of the girls told us some of their story of growing up and being a teenager in a communist country - they started their Church when they were 18 and 21, and Albania had just become independent. Come and talk to them at the Conference - you will be blessed and encouraged - and I know that they will too! (their English is great!)
We're busy busy busy preparing for you all - bring it on!
Last night I had the privilege of meeting up with Donika, Ornela, Valentina and Bardha from Albania and Marija from Macedonia who have all come over for the Conference. We were also joined by Mrs Leah Mutala who is our key contact in Serenje Zambia. We had a great time getting to know one another- realising that women (and children/teenagers it seems!) are the same the whole world round. We didn't get to talking about husbands...maybe next time?!
It's so exciting to hear their stories of what God is doing in their lives and their Churches. I've been thinking about the theme of the conference being "Real" - that we'd live authentic lives of faith, allowing God into every area of our lives - and they are doing just that. Two of the girls told us some of their story of growing up and being a teenager in a communist country - they started their Church when they were 18 and 21, and Albania had just become independent. Come and talk to them at the Conference - you will be blessed and encouraged - and I know that they will too! (their English is great!)
