Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes!
I'm hanging out in the Burn office this week...and for the rest of the month...
Nathan just finished editing a video starring Tyler Patterson and Gina Higginbotham that we'll show in the Burn next week, June 20th, for Mike's last message before his goodbye party the next week (the 27th). It's about the importance of accepting and embracing change. The point being, if we refuse to accept change into our lives and try to remain in the same circumstances, state of being, circle of friends, way of thinking, etc...we will never grow.
It's pretty funny (thanks a lot, Nathan, Tyler and Gina for making it so), so you should come to the Burn next week to see it!
Also...you may remember in the 2006-September 11th edition of amyinanaheim.blogspot.com, I talked about working on a video project for the ministry in Cusco...well, the bummer was that it didn't work out as I had hoped it would...but those plans are finally coming to life now. I have been in the process of filming those videos in the last couple weeks, and we will take them to Ecuador this summer to use as we host multiple "youth nights" for young people in the community. Each youth night will address a specific theme (i.e. purpose, loneliness, truth, etc.). We will show a short video introducing the topic, 1 or 2 people from our team will share personal testimonies about their experiences dealing with these things in their own lives. Then we will teach what the Bible says about the topic, and after that maybe lead smaller discussion groups, and maybe play some worship songs relevant to the themes...so, I think it will be something really cool.
Nathan just finished editing a video starring Tyler Patterson and Gina Higginbotham that we'll show in the Burn next week, June 20th, for Mike's last message before his goodbye party the next week (the 27th). It's about the importance of accepting and embracing change. The point being, if we refuse to accept change into our lives and try to remain in the same circumstances, state of being, circle of friends, way of thinking, etc...we will never grow.
It's pretty funny (thanks a lot, Nathan, Tyler and Gina for making it so), so you should come to the Burn next week to see it!
Also...you may remember in the 2006-September 11th edition of amyinanaheim.blogspot.com, I talked about working on a video project for the ministry in Cusco...well, the bummer was that it didn't work out as I had hoped it would...but those plans are finally coming to life now. I have been in the process of filming those videos in the last couple weeks, and we will take them to Ecuador this summer to use as we host multiple "youth nights" for young people in the community. Each youth night will address a specific theme (i.e. purpose, loneliness, truth, etc.). We will show a short video introducing the topic, 1 or 2 people from our team will share personal testimonies about their experiences dealing with these things in their own lives. Then we will teach what the Bible says about the topic, and after that maybe lead smaller discussion groups, and maybe play some worship songs relevant to the themes...so, I think it will be something really cool.
posted by Amy at 6:32 PM
5 Comments:
oh man, I'm going to miss mike. Well I'm hoping for the best on those videos for ecuador. Everything you are going to do with them sounds cool to me, so I hope they "happen".
Hey B-G!
You'll see another comment against your 5/23/07 post. I feel bad that I didn't read it before now.
It is very cool that you get to "finish" the video project for SoAmerica. I know that meant a lot to you then. It will mean a lot to them now.
xoxo
thanks daddy
Woohoo! Go Ecuador!
hi amy! i still keep up on your blog, even if i haven't written in a while. i'm happy to hear that the video thing is going to work out for ecuador. it's too bad we won't see them in cusco, but awesome that you can do it in ecuador. i'm sure it will be a blessing for the youth there. god bless you amy, and we look forward to hearing from you and hear what god has been doing in your life lately.
love, tracie
ps. how is your spanish? :o)
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