We arrived this morning at Huntington University in Huntington.
A very nice campus. And we are looking forward to get more involved in the missions emphasis week and campus life. Tonight we will go to the basketball game between Taylor and Huntington.
Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Thursday, February 23, 2006
From Victory to Florida
So, yesterday the US hockey team lost on olympic ice to the Finnish team. Go Finland! So far, we're undefeated. Next we have to score against the Russians...
This morning Michael and I flew to Orlando, FL. At the moment we're at the Campus Crusade HQ's enjoying their hospitality. They have ponds (or swamps?) right in front of the buildings. Apparently they've had alligators in there. I was sure they were just trying to trick the Finn...but I guess they were serious.
We're here for a conference called Fusion. It's for 20 and 30 somethings, so a step up from college age. Tomorrow morning I'm looking forward to hearing what Dan Kimball has to say about the "emerging church". It is an interesting concept for sure and it's on everyone's lips here in America.
This morning Michael and I flew to Orlando, FL. At the moment we're at the Campus Crusade HQ's enjoying their hospitality. They have ponds (or swamps?) right in front of the buildings. Apparently they've had alligators in there. I was sure they were just trying to trick the Finn...but I guess they were serious.
We're here for a conference called Fusion. It's for 20 and 30 somethings, so a step up from college age. Tomorrow morning I'm looking forward to hearing what Dan Kimball has to say about the "emerging church". It is an interesting concept for sure and it's on everyone's lips here in America.
Friday, February 17, 2006
Prayer then and now
Did you know that the "Birthplace of American Foreign Missions" is in Williamstown, MA? In 1806 a group of college students had a prayer meeting out in the fields. Because of the rain they had to seek shelter by a haystack. They continued there prayer meeting and they dedicated their lives to missions.
Two hundred years later we see again that students are praying on their campus.
To learn more about how you can get involved in prayer for your campus and the world; check out this website.
Two hundred years later we see again that students are praying on their campus.
To learn more about how you can get involved in prayer for your campus and the world; check out this website.
Monday, February 13, 2006
Pacific Lutheran in January


So, we're a little late posting these pictures...
This is our team with Aaron (amazing dude) at Pacific Lutheran where the students did 48 hours of prayer. Every slot was filled! And this is a pic from the actual prayershack.
Friday, February 10, 2006
Rome
Yesterday we visited Rome (in Georgia). We were part of the Missions Fair at Berry College. We met some of the students on this beautiful and very large campus. We had one specific meeting with a group of students that wants to start a 24-7 prayer on their campus. It was exciting to be at their first meeting and encourage them to take the next steps. We will come back to the campus in a couple of months to pray with them again. It is great to see that all over the country students are praying for their campus and for the world.
Tuesday, February 07, 2006
Toccoa Falls
We got back from the Northwest on Friday and Erik and I drove a couple hours north from Atlanta two days later. At the moment we're at Toccoa Falls College.
Last night there was an international fair. Missionaries from different organization presented clothing, food and stories from all over the world. Our OM team took pictures. We had a bunch of native costumes with us and we dressed people up wearing them and took pictures. We'll send these pictures later to the students as their "missionary prayer cards". You can imagine that this was quite the hit. Students being excited about getting to wear all these costumes and getting their pictures taken.
We also have these temporary tattoos and we were tattooing people. That's always fun!
This is a great school. Everyone's really friendly and it's easy to get to know people. Thanks for your prayers!
Last night there was an international fair. Missionaries from different organization presented clothing, food and stories from all over the world. Our OM team took pictures. We had a bunch of native costumes with us and we dressed people up wearing them and took pictures. We'll send these pictures later to the students as their "missionary prayer cards". You can imagine that this was quite the hit. Students being excited about getting to wear all these costumes and getting their pictures taken.
We also have these temporary tattoos and we were tattooing people. That's always fun!
This is a great school. Everyone's really friendly and it's easy to get to know people. Thanks for your prayers!
If You Lead Me Lord
At one of our meetings we sang this song.
We want to share the lyrics with you.
Invitacion Fountain (Words and music by Michael J. Pritzl)
All who are weak, All who are weary
Come to the rock, Come to the fountain
all who have sailed, On the rivers of heartache
Come to the sea, Come on be set free
If you lead me Lord I will follow
Where You lead me Lord I will go
Come and heal me Lord, I will follow
Where You lead me Lord, I will go
I will go, I will go
All who are weak, All who are weary
Come to the rock, Come to the fountain
All who have climbed, On the mountains of heartache
Reach to the stars, Come on give Your life
All who are weak, All who are weary
All who are tired, All who are thirsty
All who have failed, All who have broken
Come to the rock, Come to the fountain
We want to share the lyrics with you.
Invitacion Fountain (Words and music by Michael J. Pritzl)
All who are weak, All who are weary
Come to the rock, Come to the fountain
all who have sailed, On the rivers of heartache
Come to the sea, Come on be set free
If you lead me Lord I will follow
Where You lead me Lord I will go
Come and heal me Lord, I will follow
Where You lead me Lord, I will go
I will go, I will go
All who are weak, All who are weary
Come to the rock, Come to the fountain
All who have climbed, On the mountains of heartache
Reach to the stars, Come on give Your life
All who are weak, All who are weary
All who are tired, All who are thirsty
All who have failed, All who have broken
Come to the rock, Come to the fountain
Friday, February 03, 2006
Day 20 - NW Tour
4:00 AM Alarm; 4:15 Get up; 4:30 Shower; 5:00AM depart Moscow, Idaho; 11:00AM arrive Seattle Washington; 11:30 still looking for Car Rental Return; 12:00 Check in to Airport; 1:20PM depart Seattle; 9:00PM arrive Atlanta.
sleep...
sleep...
Wednesday, February 01, 2006
Day 19 - NW Tour
We met up with the Intervarsity people at their apartment in Pullman Washington to discuss possible 24-7 prayer meetings at Washington State University in the future. We had a great time talking with them. Afterwards, we headed over the boarder to Moscow, ID and the University of Idaho. We had a great time with the Intervarsity Chapter there. Erik had a lot of fun talking to the students and knowing all the small towns in Idaho that they are from. Erik even met a fellow farm guy from Counsil. A small community far away from most places.
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