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The Continuing Work of the Lord

Happy Easter! 

Tonight marks our last leader meeting for the school year and this Thursday is our last Thursday Night Fellowship, which will be on the beautiful cliffs of Grapevine Lake. Bittersweet, as it's been an amazing year to celebrate but also the end always means seniors graduating, and sometimes our staff changes. This year Steven, (center top left in pic below) is going to transition off of ours staff to go do mission work in Thailand for a time! God's calling to foreign missions has been something he's felt for a while, so this mission trip marks a step in that direction. Excited to hear about what God does over there but definitely sad to lose a key leader on our staff team. Becca, (center bottom in photo below), will continue in campus ministry at our Richland College campus, so we are keeping her but also losing her. Join me in praying for these young staff as they go out onto the next stage of ministry. 

Our Denton Staff Team

Our Denton Student Leader Team! These students give up countless hours of their week to do mission work on our campus while still taking classes and many of them working a part time job. Praise God for their dedication!

We've been covering 1 Thessalonians in depth all semester in our Monday night leader meeting time. I have been using content from a seminary course I took on 1 Thessalonians and it has been a really helpful deep dive and a nice direct way to see some seminary time pay off :). 1 Thessalonians is such a great training book for young Christians learning to do ministry, as that is the context of the Thessalonican Church Paul was writing to. There are definitely some similarities in the culture milieu.   


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