Hey hey everyone!
I am so excited about what God has been doing with our church. Five months ago, we began construction on our new sanctuary after the Lord gave Pastor Mark a vision that we would serve even more hurting people. Our old sanctuary was getting too small for the harvest that God was bringing in, so He provided a larger one! In the weeks before we moved into the new building, the harvest was already coming! Chairs had to be brought in to nearly every service and many times there were people in the foyer.
Last Sunday after the 5:30 service, everyone grabbed a chair and walked it over to the new building. Over the next few days, people volunteered their time to set up sound, lights, the kid's areas, etc. It was amazing how fast the move happened.
That next Friday, we had a Pastor Annointing Service. I had the honor of photographing 12 pastors being annointed for the work set before them. It was incredible. The Lord's presences was overwhelming!
That Saturday, The Church in St. Amant held the funeral for two little girls who passed away in St. Amant: Their names were Faith and Patience. How amazing is our God? He gave Pastor Mark an urgency to finish the building and he knew exactly why. He KNEW that the community of St. Amant would need the comfort of the Lord during this difficult time. He knew how many hurting souls would fill the building and be encouraged. Please keep the family of Faith and Patience in your prayers.
Finally, on Sunday, we had our first official service in the new sanctuary! To say it was emotional is a vast understatement. Everyone was overwhelmed with thankfulness to the Lord. We saw His mighty hand at work firsthand. To be part of something like this is an amazing gift.
During one of the services, I turned to Lee in tears and wrote "I can't believe God is using us like this." I cannont wait to see how God is going to keep using us. And I can't wait to see what God is going to do through His Church.
We serve such an amazing God. I am in awe every day that he counts us worthy to use for His purpose. But through the unworthiness, I am ever ever thankful.
It's all for Him,
Julianne


















































