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Guys Trip III

Who: ALL Middle and High School Guys (Dad’s too)

When: Wednesday, August 11th (See Schedule)

Where: Burlington, NC to Dillon, SC

Why: Fun, Food, Fireworks… need we say more

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Join us for our 3rd year of traveling south of the border… of the North Carolina border that is. We will visit the famous tourist trap by that name. South of the Border is a LOT of fun for us.

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This year, South of the Border owners have begun to restore the place It should be the best year yet!

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Cost:

Trip down: Free

Food:

- Eat breakfast before you arrive

- Pedro’s Diner for Lunch $6-$8

- Fast Food on the way home $5

- Snacks ??

Putt Putt/Rides: $8 all you can ride!

Video Games: ??

Souvenirs: Tons of stuff

Fireworks: ?? Just be sure you have permission

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Schedule:

8:00a – Leave from Brookwood Church

11:00a – Arrive at South of the Border

12:00n – Eat at Pedro’s Diner

3:00p – Leave for Burlington, NC

6:00p – Arrive at Brookwood Church

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All students must have signed permission slips for students to go on this trip (or parent along with them).

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It would be wrong of me not to post this. This was just simply FUNNY. We had so much fun on this trip. We were already having a blast here and it was only day 1!

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Our last post was about how we have seen God moving before us. It has only become more and more evident as the week has gone on. As usual it is almost impossible to communicate all that we are seeing and hearing here. So I will make this post short and turn it into a request. Please pray for us as we finish out the week. Here are the specifics of what to pray for.

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Erin, Kate, and Mackenzie – These ladies have been involved with servant evangelism the whole week. They have served in local laundromats sharing the gospel, painting faces, making balloon animals, etc. Today they will be in a daycare ministering to children. The daycare has had a major transition and it has been difficult for the kids. Pray that our girls and their team can be a good partner in helping the transition be smooth

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John and Kenny – These guys have been serving on a construction team with a project over 35 minutes away. They finished their project a day early which was awesome. The amount of work they completed was SUCH a help. However, pray that they are able to plug in to one of the other teams today to help accomplish yet another task.

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Chris and Alex – These two served on a painting/construction team that worked on a facility that serves the underprivileged of this community. They split their time between painting and being servant evangelists when people would arrive at the facility. They have shared several stories of how God has moved at their location. Pray for their strength and endurance as the jump into the final day.

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James, Cody, Tori,and Juliana – This week, these four have been serving in two hispanic communities. Through facepainting, games, balloons, etc. they have built bridges with the children of the area as well as the parents. With several who can communicate in Spanish, the week has been very productive. We have ministered to over 30 people in each community. Today, we are having a special block party in which we are expecting 70-75 people to arrive. Pray as we are committed to sharing the gospel with the entire community at once. Already we have seen two children and one teenager give their lives to Christ!

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Thanks so much for your prayers! It has been awesome to watch the continued growth in our group. Each one of us has encountered God and seen His hand upon our lives.

We will be home tomorrow!

Early June, we felt the disappointment of realizing that we wouldn’t be in Guatemala this year. We felt concern for our brothers and sisters who were going through so much down there. And then as our plans changed to go to Red Springs, NC, we felt sadness as our team shrank from over 20 to 6. My (Cody) prayer was that as we progressed into this trip, that those who pressed on would see purpose and their faith would be multiplied on this journey.

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Already today, I have seen that happening.

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By trip time, our team had risen to 11 members. If you know me, you know the burden God has placed on my heart not only to serve the Lord in Guatemala but to serve the hispanic community in our area as well. Upon arrival here at Red Springs Mission Camp, I was informed that I would be leading a servant evangelism group to two hispanic communities near our location. Not only that but James Homan would be joining me as a leader. He is proficient in Spanish and shares the same burden as I do to. Tori and Juliana will be serving on our team as well.

Please pray for us as we work this week to serve the people of these two areas and show them the love of Christ. My prayer is that it opens a vision in the hearts of our teens and myself as a leader to do something similar at home.

“Thank you Lord for showing me that you have been at work in this place LONG before I knew about it. Thank you for confirming the mission you have for us here. Help us to genuinely reflect your love and grace to the Red Springs Community.”

Wow.

We leave this morning. Eleven of us head southeast to Red Springs N.C. to partner with churches from all over to impact this community. Our team will primarily be involved with servant evangelism. Please pray for protection as we carry the good news of Jesus Christ to those who need to hear!

The teams will conduct Bible stories, face painting, water distribution, balloon animals, and other creative techniques to share The Gospel in the park with the patrons.  Most of the park will be a multicultural group of people and so the team will need to be sensitive to the culture of those they are witnessing too. One team will serve the community both spiritually and physically through laundry mat ministry by engaging them with The Gospel in word and deed.

Please keep us in prayer as we go. We’ll keep you up to date each day right here!

You can keep up with us right here or follow Cody on twitter (http://www.twitter.com/mummau55)

Guatemala 2010

OK Friends! Here is the info you need. Read through this information, pray about going to Guatemala. If you plan on going to Guatemala, fill out the application and turn into the Frontline Student Ministries office at Brookwood. Please email Cody if you have questions (frontline@brookwoodchurch.com)

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March 1, 2010 -Deadline to sign-up for Guate:X

• Click the links below for the .pdf file.
• Guatemala:X Application
• Guatemala:X Info Sheet
• Frontline Student Ministries Liability Release Form

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Guate:X Dates: June 20-July 3, 2010

Cost: $1150

Deposit Deadlines: Please mark these on your calendars

• March 1 – $300
• April 1 – $300
• May 1 – $300 ($900 MUST be received by this point)
• June 1 – $250

Who is Eligible: Rising 9th graders -> Adult

Where are we going: Guatemala City, Chiquimulilla, Antigua

What are we doing: Ministry, Physical Labor, Evangelism

Be there!

WEATHER STATEMENT:

Because of the weather forecast tomorrow and the temperatures tomorrow night, Frontline Student Ministries is canceling our trip to Winter Jam in Greensboro.

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Bummer.

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Join us Sunday Night at

THE SUPER BOWL PARTY.

Checkpoint 1-29

REGISTER BY CLICKING HERE

Keynote Speaker: Brian McManus, Dir. Student Development PBC
Conference Theme is “Legacy:A Life Worth Imitating”/ Are you confident enough in your imitation of Christ to invite others to imitate you?

Cost (Before 1/15/10 add $10 after):
Individual: $35
Married Couple: $55
*Assistance available.

Schedule:
Friday
5:30pm – Depart from Brookwood Church
6:30pm – Check-In
7:00pm – Power Seminar
(Balancing Your Life)
(Effective Quiet Times)
8:00pm – General Session
9:00pm – Refreshments/Game/Auction
9:30pm – Depart
10:30pm – Arrive back in Burlington

Saturday
9:00am – Check-In
9:30am-12:30pm – General Session and Seminars
12:30pm – Lunch
1:30 – 3:30pm – General Sessions and Seminars
3:30pm – Departure
4:30pm – Arrive back in Burlington

Conference Seminars:
- Engaging Youth in the Great Commission
(Effective short term missions!)
- Are You Talking Their Language
(How to communicate with students where they are…)
- Thy ____________ Have I ______________ in my heart
(Getting kids excited about Scripture Memory)
- Ministering To The Heart of a Child
(Whether you’ve been married for 50 years or hope to be, practical tips for staying in love in real life)
- Beyond the Honeymoon

Isabel's! $12/bag. Notice the STACK in the back!

Help us raise funds for Guatemala Mission Trips! Ask anyone who has been on one of the Guatemala trips about Guatemala and you’ll hear about “Isabel.” I’m not exactly sure who Isabel was but I’m guessing she made some amazing coffee . Isabel’s coffee is a team favorite to bring home from our trips to remember Guatemala. Now you can help us go to Guatemala AND have the delicious taste of authentic Guatemala grown and ground coffee in your home. On the most recent trip to Guatemala this fall, Cody Mummau returned with 30 (yes thirty) bags of coffee. With the help of the local missionaries, we obtained these bags of coffee directly from Cafeco (makers of Isabel’s) to help raise funds for our Guatemala Mission trips.

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Here is how to get yours:

In Person-Bring cash or check (to Brookwood Church) to church and give to Cody Mummau (Pastor of Students). If you plan to pick-up during the week, please call and make sure Cody will be available . 336.213.0272.

By Mail- Send check or money order (+$3 S&H) to Brookwood Church with a note of where to send coffee.

http://www.twitter.com/FrontlineNC

We are headed to Superbowl 2009 in Charlotte! All evening long and into the morning, parents and FSM Students can follow what we are up to by checking out http://www.twitter.com/FrontlineNC. PARENTS: We will be posting our ETA on our return trip as we draw close.  You can check this to be sure what time to pick up your child!