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Triangle Harvest '07


The above picture really sums up the powerful move of the Holy Spirit as people poured out onto the floor of the RBC center to give their lives to Christ. Participating in the Triangle Harvest has been a wonderful experience. I had the privilege of being a counselor for two nights (I watched the webcast on Saturday night) and it was great to be on the floor seeing so many people accepting the free gift of salvation. I thank God for using Greg Laurie to deliver a relevant message each night.

As it was mentioned, there were about 230 area churches working together to bring Harvest to the Triangle. Despite any cultural or denominational differences, we all had one thing in common...wanting the Gospel of Jesus Christ to be presented to the lost. It was also great to experience different styles of worship at the various churches where the impact classes were being held.

I loved seeing a lot of the young people praising God at Harvest. I pray that more of the youth at Mt. Zion would freely praise God like the young boy in this picture.

About 2,470 people accepted Christ during the Harvest weekend! To God be the glory. It is so good to see lives transformed. Now the local churches must reach out to these new believers to begin discipling them into mature Christians.

My prayer is for the follow-up process with these new believers and that the unity and fellowship among the area churches would not end with Harvest. When the Body of Christ comes together on one accord, there's no limit to what we can do together to build up the Kingdom of God.

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