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Our biggest news is that we should move in March 2008 into a four bedroom apartment, which is much bigger than our present apartment and is pretty close to our children’s school. This is the miracle when we take into consideration the apartment situation and the growth of the housing prices in Zilina. The Lord was gracious to our family in this matter again.
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We have two new staff (not at the picture) since the new school year in TCK. Maruska serves as the lector and mentor in the School of leaders and does youth ministry work in the Eastern part of Slovakia.
03. 11. 2007
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Multimedia materials for the new Christians
We are excited that the multimedia discipleship material for new Christians has been published recently. It has been produced with the cooperation of our Josiah Venture partners. Elements is a unique tool, translated into 11 languages, to help students in their relationship with Jesus. With each lesson are video interviews with young people from across Eastern Europe. There are 10 lessons that focus on the foundational elements of a relationship with God (Salvation, Prayer, God’s word, obedience, Holy Spirit, Worship, Service in love, Sharing the Gospel, Community).
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July 2007 News
This year we have registered fifteen students (youth leaders) from eleven local churches and three denominations. One change this year is that I am teaching. I am teaching Christian character development. I like this subject because I have big challenges in my own character.
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Last weekend, my colleagues Draho, Marianna and I, held a seminar in a local church in Levice (South Slovakia). The seminar was for small group leaders in the Sr. Hi and junior high ministries.
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I retuned from the local church camp for the youth and junior high and it was a great experience to me (my daughters were with me too and they enjoyed it very much as well). The camp with Dolny Kubin youth (over 70 students were there) was really very Slovak, I am not sure if I can describe it properly, but everything was very natural. For example we run almost all afternoon in the forest, or I played the worst bass guitar I’ve ever played, the accommodation was very plain too (as well as the food although it tasted very good), the games were very simple (for example the Skiing game - you and your opponents, need just to lean on the wall as a skier and to pretend that you are skiing (there are also the jumps, the curves…), the person who is able to “ski” the longest is the winner…
