Guatemalan pastors Fermin and Lilian Chávez baptizing a special candidate
Our latest newsletter was sent out on Easter Eve. It’s all here–Jim’s upcoming missions trip to Guatemala, quadrupling podcasts, and “a face that’s made for radio.” If you didn’t receive a copy, but would like to read it without being on the newsletter mailing list, then follow the “Read the Newsletter” link. Read the Newsletter.
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During the week of March 12th, Jim Kerwin was a guest on National Prayer Chapel’s Pilgrim’s Progress radio program, hosted by Pastor Ray Greenley. If you’ve ever wondered what it looked like “behind the scenes” on a live radio broadcast, here are three examples. (Note: Sound quality on these videos leaves something to be desired, due to the experimental nature of the patches into the live video feed.)
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Recycled-Tin Artwork by Jenny Fillius at jennyfillius.com. (Click on image for full link.) Website image used by permission. Original is currently being used by the Seattle City Department of Cultural Affairs.
Read through 1 John once a week.
I mentioned work on the National Prayer Chapel’s site. Visit NationalPrayerChapel.com to see what they’re doing there. (And don’t be surprised if you see the Kernels of Wheat podcast start appearing there soon.)
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Sunday morning, 9 October 2011
Flowers Along the Occoquan. (Part of worship is stopping to enjoy and give thanks for God's handiwork.)
Volunteering, as I have been, on the NationalPrayerChapel.com website over the weekend, has an unexpected perquisite—waking up each morning in Pastor Ray Greenley’s guest bedroom with a clear view of the thin golden hair of pre-dawn light silhouetting the horizon across the Occoquan River. After I’ve dressed in the dark and finished my hour of Scripture reading, I can steal off for a prayer walk along the Occoquan.
Two songs have been “singing me” me this morning. (Those of you who have read my blog post, A Song Singing Me, will understand.) The first song arose within my heart from the moment my eyelids popped open, and second one was triggered in my spirit by the sight of [click to continue…]
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Pastor Ray Greenley called this evening and has asked me to speak at The National Prayer Chapel in Woodbridge, Virginia again this Wednesday evening, September 28, at 7:30 PM. I hope to see many of you NPC members at this mid-week meeting. For others of you who will be visiting, see this map link for location details.
I always enjoy meeting with the saints at NPC, but this visit will be special. Lord willing, this week Pastor Ray and I will be laboring together Tuesday through Thursday to launch “Rev. 2.0″ of the National Prayer Chapel website, complete with videocasts, podcasts, and regular blogs. We’ll probably burn a lot of midnight oil, but the end result will be a quantum leap beyond the current site.
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Click on the map for the meeting location and time.
I spoke with Pastor Ray Greenley today (or was it yesterday? I’ve had so many late nights!) and I’ve been invited up to Woodbridge, Virginia next week, August 16-18. I’ve been asked to teach at The National Prayer Chapel again on Wednesday evening, August 17, at 7:30 P.M. See this map link for location details.
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A peek at our podcast album art
Finest of the Wheat Teaching Fellowship is a week away from the “grand opening” of our new blog and podcasting site, KernelsOfWheat.com. The artwork has arrived, the last pieces of audio equipment for our studio are en route, and the new website is shaping up. We’ve set a launch date of Wednesday, August 11 for [click to continue…]
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