Small Group Reminders!
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Joshua Lee
Mar 14, 2012, 4:13:33 AM3/14/12
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Hi everyone,
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Joshua A. Lee
B.A. Molecular and Cell Biology - Neurobiology
University of California, Berkeley | May 2012
Jle...@berkeley.edu | Josh...@gmail.com | (510) 854-6731
Just reminding you all about a couple things:
1. Testimonies
We're going to continue sharing our stories of how God has redeemed/is redeeming our brokenness and ways that He has personally convicted us to have a heart of justice! No, we're not studying the Bible, but I think there is something very essential to our understanding of justice as we experience it with each other. Please come ready to share, although some of you will have to share next week.
2. ReImagination Project
This is most definitely not a repeat of our Imagination Project that never existed. As Intervarsity at large is moving toward this tangible approach to exploring opinions and stories of ethnicity, I can't help but feel a little left behind. I can imagine some of you are probably in the same boat, and to whom I say, please pray for this week. Pray for the campus as well as yourself, because transformation on the campus and within our hearts begins in prayer! I want us to be a community that can both be compelled by God's grace as well as one that can rest in it.
Sign up here: http://www.wejoinin.com/sheets/vysfv
The website of posted pictures can be found here: www.thereimaginationproject.com
Alright everyone, have a great week! More importantly, happy pi day!
Joshua A. Lee
B.A. Molecular and Cell Biology - Neurobiology
University of California, Berkeley | May 2012
Jle...@berkeley.edu | Josh...@gmail.com | (510) 854-6731
ktwu...@berkeley.edu
Mar 15, 2012, 8:41:01 PM3/15/12
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Can't make it tonight. Sorry! >.<
Kelly
> Hi everyone,
>
> Just reminding you all about a couple things:
>
> *1.* *Testimonies*
> We're going to continue sharing our stories of how God has redeemed/is
> redeeming our brokenness and ways that He has personally convicted us to
> have a heart of justice! No, we're not studying the Bible, but I think
> there is something very essential to our understanding of justice as we
> experience it with each other. *Please come ready to share*, although some
> of you will have to share next week.
>
> *2. ReImagination Project*
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