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Here are my thoughts in written form. I hope they are valuable and contribute to your growth.
Global Movement Chapel Service
Bill Bright defines a movement as “the collective activity of committed, multiplying disciples as they band together and trust God for an impact greater than their own individual ministries.” After our time in Kentucky last week, we are even more aware of the fact that we are part of a global movement.
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Home de Salud y Ciencias (tags: salud ciencias mexico americalatina) Verge New Media
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Lunar Eclipse in Mexico City
Tonight was the last total lunar eclipse until 2010. It was a little cloudy, but I could still see the eclipse in Mexico City from the roof of my house. I climbed up there and took some pictures and video.
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Youth Emphasis Week – Feb 2008
Today was the first day of Youth Emphasis Week of 2008 for the Mexican Baptist Theological Seminary. We have 3 chapels that we organize. Since I was gone so much, the students are organizing the YEW this week, and today was the first day.
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Back in Mexico
What better way to celebrate that we’re all back in Mexico than to spend some family time at the park? We tried out Nathan’s new Louisville slugger and learned how to slide down a fire pole.
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Huberto talked at the Youth Emphasis Week about how he learned to shave. Watch the video to find out.
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iCYM First Impressions
The week is over. The only thing that is left is speaking at church on Sunday. We were invited along with people from 3 other countries to take part in a historical event on the campus of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Casulo - mobile living funiture (tags: furniture)
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Sledding!
Youth group was canceled last night, so we went sledding with the youth pastor and some interns. This trip is Huberto’s first time seeing snow, and I haven’t ever really had too much chance to play in it. We went to a local park and made a few trips up and down a hill covered in ice and snow.
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