making things happen

Well, we got the DVDs all ready in time!

A fifteen minute window into something of what makes the daily Holiday Club such fun and so rewarding for us all. And the chance to convey to perhaps a wider audience just what it is that lies behind it all.

We got them produced this year with the logo of the Holiday Club incorporated into the actual disk. They looked pretty good and we pray they'll all be fully used in many different homes.

By this time in the week, four days in, the children are all quite confident. They know the daily routine and they've got to know the team, so they're starting to get both tired and high. Which can be a lethal combination!

But it makes for some lively worship times, when they give it their all. The Lord, I'm sure, must be well and truly thrilled to hear such praise!

There's more than just the Holiday Club, of course, to which I have to attend! So I'm juggling my time around a bit to try and fit everything in.

The services here on Friday night (which I realise is tomorrow now!) and on Sunday coming as well. They're all looming large on the radar of things requiring attention. So I've been doing some work on that as well and making some progress there.

There have been people to see as well. People to see and to pray with.

Taking the lessons we teach the children each day and turning them into reality in all the complex circumstances of our own more adult lives.

The miracles Jesus performed, as recorded by one of his closest pals, a guy named John - they have been the focus of the Holiday Club. Jesus made things happen, turned things right around.

And still does.