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How many slaves work for you?
Posted January 27th, 2012 in Acts Of Justice, Justice Friday, Steps of JusticeLeave A Comment
my next step is…
Posted May 12th, 2011 in Acts Of Justice, Justice Friday, Steps of Justice
I remember a few years ago when I was thinking about starting Steps of Justice I had an image of myself standing at the foot of Mount Rainier. As I stood there I clearly heard God say to me “Could you climb to the top of this mountain?” I responded by saying “There is no way that I could [...]
Read More >>Hiro in Japan
Posted April 16th, 2011 in Justice Friday, Steps of Justice
P. Wade was telling me the other day about Hiro, a friend of his in Japan. Hiro was a student of Wades years ago with YWAM in Vancouver. Wade has not heard from Hiro in a while now, but in the aftermath of the earthquake in Japan they got back in touch.The below is a excerpt [...]
Read More >>Japan, you are in our prayers
Posted March 11th, 2011 in Acts Of Justice, Justice Friday, Steps of Justice
As you most likely know, yesterday at 2:46pm (Tokyo time) an 8.9 earthquake hit outside of Tokyo Japan. As a result, Tsunami waves destroyed much of the coastal countryside, taking with it homes, cars, buildings and people. I sat there with Amy watching it happen after seeing it on Twitter just moments after the earthquake [...]
Read More >>Cambodia, It’s all about Jesus
Posted March 5th, 2011 in Cambodia 2011, Justice Friday, Steps of Justice
In 5 months a group of us will be headed to Phnom Penh, Cambodia on the Steps Of Justice Cambodia outreach. Yesterday I was spending some time with my good friend Chris. We were talking about Steps Of Justice and what makes it something that is worth following and worth being a part of. The [...]
Read More >>hand washing is fun
Posted February 17th, 2011 in Justice Friday, Steps of Justice
This is a video that my good friend and co-worker with Steps Of Justice just put out. P. Wade and his family (Joanna, Sophia, Eleanor and Pax) are from Vancouver, Canada and work with YWAM there. A few months ago they were unjustly evicted from their home and were looking to see what was next. [...]
Read More >>Cambodia, are you in? Guest post from P. Wade
Posted February 4th, 2011 in Cambodia 2011, Justice Friday, Steps of Justice
Greeting everybody, my name is Wade Pallister. Phil and I have been friends for a very long time, we’ve done lots of stuff together in YWAM over the years. Currently I am helping out with a bunch of Steps of Justice stuff. Today Phil asked me if I could post about Cambodia. I have been [...]
Read More >>Cambodia, lets get ready to go.
Posted January 13th, 2011 in Cambodia 2011, Justice Friday, Steps of Justice
Good morning friends, or whatever time it is for you right now. As we have mentioned in weeks past the Cambodia trip is looking great. I have been in touch with the crew over in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and they are ready to host us. We have worked together for many years so for me [...]
Read More >>Cambodia 2011- intentionality
Posted January 6th, 2011 in Cambodia 2011, Justice Friday, Steps of Justice
In 7 months from Aug. 9-19 we will be gathering on the ground in Phnom Penh, Cambodia for the 2011 Steps Of Justice Cambodia outreach. This outreach will be very intentional in all that we do. Where we eat will be intentional, what we wear, who we meet, where we shop , and where and how [...]
Read More >>Cambodia 2011
Posted December 10th, 2010 in Cambodia 2011, Justice Friday, Steps of Justice
This coming summer we are taking teams for 2 weeks in July to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. We will be posting regular updates on the trip, but we would love you to come. Below is a post I did on why I love Cambodia and why I can’t wait to go back with you. For more [...]
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