Jan 25, 2012
We’ve been beginning each Breakaway lately with Improv games that Rachel Hudson has been teaching everyone. Here is a small clip from tonight. Unfortunately the clip ends before Sam Ba-Sham gets in the car and states, “You mind if I do the Tebow?” He then proceeds to do the Tebow pose.
Jan 25, 2012
We’ll have another round of Improv With Rachel to start the night off and later we’ll be answering the student asked questions, What is proper worship? Does musical style matter? How do we know? Hope to see you there from 6:30 to 8:00 tonight.
Jan 6, 2012
The and the basic schedule is below.
Friday
7 Meet at New Hope
Get to know each other
Worship through Song
Teaching from Brett Daane (Ordained pastor at Woodland RIdge PCA)
Games
Go to Host Homes
Saturday
Wake up (not too early)
Eat Breakfast at Host Homes and do morning devotional
Head to New Hope for Worship and Teaching.
Progressive Lunch – Four course meal. One course is eaten at each house you visit in random order.
Dismiss.
What We Need From Y’all to Make This Happen
1. Host Homes for Students to Stay the night – Students can sleep on ground we ask you to provide some light snacks at night and provide them breakfast in the morning. (pick up at night and drop off in the morning is helpful, but not required, we can help with that)
2. Housing Drivers – Some who can help drive students to their host home and/or drop them off at church the morning after.
3. Progressive Lunch Drivers – Be willing to pick drive a group of students around 11 AM Saturday until around 2 PM Saturday as we all travel from home to home for the Progressive Lunch. You get to take part in the progressive lunch which has traditionally had some great food.
If you are interested in hosting some students in your home or driving any part of it let me know at bhough@redeemer-pca.org
Dec 27, 2011
Dec 24, 2011
This is from a poem written by G.K. Chesterton that was put in a Christmas Card. It speaks of Christ being at creation. That he was there when the moon was made. The Sun and all the stars were made through him and in an amazing act of humility Jesus was born, taking on flesh, growing in Mary’s womb and being born in that messy way every human is born. He was a baby playing with things that were created through him. What an amazing thought that our savior humbled himself in this manner.
Inside the Christmas Card it read, “May He who flung the moon and the stars in their place and then plunged into our humanity, bewilder us once again, each and all.”
Come celebrate the coming of our Savior tonight at Redeemer, 6pm.
Dec 21, 2011
Tonight was the High School Christmas Party. This year the Prins hosted and did a great job. We did a roving white elephant gift exchange while people chatted, played fuss-ball,and various versions of ping pong. Thank you Jo & Chip for hosting us.
We also played a game with Hawaiian Leis. Everyone received one to start and then every time you heard someone you are talking to say “no” o r “know” they had to give you there lei. You could still play by trying to get them after you lost yours. Many more pictures after the link below. Click here to read the rest of this post.
It’s his ugly Christmas Sweater.
