Practical FUSION.
Fusion has been hosted (under different guises) by Bethel Community church for nearly four years now. Each time more and more people finding it instrumental in developing their intimacy with their Lord and therefore their influence [for Christ] within their homes, families, and work. This has increased with each event and now fusion is regularly supporting [and therefore supporting] 10% of the churches in the City. Seeing God working so intimately in and through His church is worthy of thanksgiving!
The next fusion event was scheduled for late August however this has had to be postponed until November so that the fusion team can be engaged [in prayer and practice] in some hard graft. Bethel’s main church hall, which we have always used as a venue, is going to be completely redecorated in August since it is beginning to look a little rough around th
e edges as a result of everything that it is used for (including fusion!). Therefore the fusion team have decided to devote this late summer prayer event to the redecorating the host building [covering it both with prayer and paint] assisting the young people of Bethel (a.k.a. ABLAZE) who are taking the lead in this venture.
Does this mean we will be without a fusion prayer event until November? Not at all but it will take on a different guise. Over the month of August, while the work is being done, we will be engaged both practically in prayer.
Over this period I would encourage you to share in the prayer focus for each week. What is more, if you wanted a ‘thought for the day’ relating to each prayer focus simply log on to the fusion blog each day.
Week 1 (commencing 31 July)
The next fusion event was scheduled for late August however this has had to be postponed until November so that the fusion team can be engaged [in prayer and practice] in some hard graft. Bethel’s main church hall, which we have always used as a venue, is going to be completely redecorated in August since it is beginning to look a little rough around th
e edges as a result of everything that it is used for (including fusion!). Therefore the fusion team have decided to devote this late summer prayer event to the redecorating the host building [covering it both with prayer and paint] assisting the young people of Bethel (a.k.a. ABLAZE) who are taking the lead in this venture.Does this mean we will be without a fusion prayer event until November? Not at all but it will take on a different guise. Over the month of August, while the work is being done, we will be engaged both practically in prayer.
Over this period I would encourage you to share in the prayer focus for each week. What is more, if you wanted a ‘thought for the day’ relating to each prayer focus simply log on to the fusion blog each day.
Week 1 (commencing 31 July) – prayer focus: Washing
Week 2 (commencing 7 Aug)
Week 2 (commencing 7 Aug)
– prayer focus: Intimacy
Week 3 (commencing 14 Aug)
Week 3 (commencing 14 Aug)
– prayer focus: Centre
Week 4 (commencing 21 Aug)
Week 4 (commencing 21 Aug)
– prayer focus: Kanvas
Now, I know that you normally spell canvas with a C and not a K but it was so that together all 4 prayer focus’ would have the acronym “wick”. I thought this would be quite good since it encourages us to remember that we are to shine the light of Christ in this city of ours. This is particularly apt since the redecoration work is being done now in preparation for the SHINE women’s conference in October which shares this as it’s theme.
Tomorrow I will tell you more about each weeks prayer focus.
Now, I know that you normally spell canvas with a C and not a K but it was so that together all 4 prayer focus’ would have the acronym “wick”. I thought this would be quite good since it encourages us to remember that we are to shine the light of Christ in this city of ours. This is particularly apt since the redecoration work is being done now in preparation for the SHINE women’s conference in October which shares this as it’s theme.
Tomorrow I will tell you more about each weeks prayer focus.
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