WWP Small Groups
Missing out on some time with your friends during the month? Need a boost from God's Word and some prayer support? You're invited to visit a small group; find one that fits you and your schedule; and make it your home!
Eleanor Stern & Bernice Onuoha, leaders
Every Tuesday morning
10:30 am @ City Church
Arlene Hiatt & Judy Hitt, leaders
3rd Monday/every month
6.30-8.00 pm @ Arlene's home
Crystal Fox & Abigail Zehr, leaders
3rd Monday/every month
6.30-8.00pm @ Angie's home
Sarah Mwania & Heather Sutter, leaders
Thursday, March 8 & 22
7.00-8.30pm @ Heather's home
Angela Williams, leader
Monday evenings
5:30pm @ Marian's home
Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria
“But when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, you will receive power and will tell people about me everywhere – in Jerusalem, throughout Judea, in Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” Acts 1:8
Study note in my bible . . .
Jerusalem – the place of their worst experiences and greatest failures
Judea – the place where their neighbors and Jewish relatives lived and knew the worst about them
Samaria – the place of their worst prejudices
Interesting, don’t you think? Which would be your first choice and why?
1 comment:
Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the earth (other nations) represent harvest fields.
Can I share Jesus in places/situations where I have had bad experiences and failures?
Can I share Jesus with family, friends, or neighbors who know my flaws and shortcomings, both in my BC days (before Christ) and in me now as a Christian?
Are there prejudices, i.e. bias, discrimination, preconception, prejudgment based on age, race, gender, or whatever that are keeping me from sharing Jesus?
Acts 1:8 says the Holy Spirit will empower me to tell people about Jesus regardless of any of the above.
I purposely did not list "to the ends of the earth" because for me it is easy to share Jesus with people in other nations, whom I have never met before and may or may not see again. This may not be true for someone else.
Maybe a better question than "what would be your first choice" would be, "which harvest field is your greatest challenge?"
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