Wednesday, 18 March 2015
Monday, 9 March 2015
Seminar Update by Glenice Mills
Yesterday we had a powerful day. We were blessed to have Pastor Ada Boland share at our seminar day.
Little did we know it was International Women’s Day!
Ada, an aboriginal minister shared her journey ‘The way of the Cross’. She is a woman who has fully surrendered her life to the Lord. The ‘way of the cross' is about sacrifice. As she shared, in these strategic times there are choices – we can choose to walk the ‘way of the cross’ or not. We can go for gold, silver, or bronze, and she has chosen to go for gold.
Ada is a voice for her people as carries the heart of reconciliation. She is used by God as a bridge between all peoples. All racial division needs to be torn down, and repentance must happen.
It is time for women from all nations to come together in true unity.
This happened yesterday – unity of one heart, one mind, and one spirit. Very powerful!
Thank you Lord!!!
Little did we know it was International Women’s Day!
Ada, an aboriginal minister shared her journey ‘The way of the Cross’. She is a woman who has fully surrendered her life to the Lord. The ‘way of the cross' is about sacrifice. As she shared, in these strategic times there are choices – we can choose to walk the ‘way of the cross’ or not. We can go for gold, silver, or bronze, and she has chosen to go for gold.
Ada is a voice for her people as carries the heart of reconciliation. She is used by God as a bridge between all peoples. All racial division needs to be torn down, and repentance must happen.
It is time for women from all nations to come together in true unity.
This happened yesterday – unity of one heart, one mind, and one spirit. Very powerful!
Thank you Lord!!!
Glenice & Lynne receiving an Aboriginal painting from Ada
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