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Chrysalis Flight AC25
“Indescribable” July 14 — 17, 2005 @ Chowan College Youth Lay Directors: Ashley Winslow & Justin Wheeler Adult Lay Directors: Donna Harris & Tommy Jones |
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Female Caterpillars |
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| Tiffany Bass |  | Spring Hill UMC, Lillington |
| Jennifer Ciocca | | New Community Church, Elizabeth City |
| Grayson Daniell | | Free Union FWB, Walstonburg |
| Kaitlin Elliott | | New Life Assembly of God, Elizabeth City |
| Heather Forbes | | Up River Friends Church, Belvidere |
| Hannah Hendricks | | Broadway UMC, Broadway |
| Jessica Jernigan | | Beulah Baptist, Sunbury |
| Rebecca Joyner | | Free Union FWB, Walstonburg |
| Naomi Miller | | Spring Hill UMC, Lillington |
| Molly Ramey | | Powerline Church of the Nazerine, Elon |
| Rachel Spaeth | | New Hope UMC, Hertford |
| Abigail Stafford | | McBride UMC, South Mills |
| Nichole Stancil | | Vision Casters Ministries, Winterville |
| Jessica Teachey | | Vision Casters Ministries, Winterville |
| Heather Wicker | | Spring Hill UMC, Lillington |
Male Caterpillars |
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| Perry Beasley | | Gum Neck Church of Christ, Columbia |
| Benji Bishop | | Open Door Baptist, Edenton |
| Eddie Boseman | | New Hope UMC, Hertford |
| Aaron Chamblee | | New Salem Missionary Baptist, Elizabeth City |
| Justin Cornelius | | Evangelical UMC, Elizabeth City |
| Timothy Harris | | New Salem Missionary Baptist, Elizabeth City |
| Corey Howard | | Hertford Baptist, Hertford |
| Chris King | | New Creation Family Fellowship, Elizabeth City |
| Brock Lamb | | Woodland UMC, Hertford |
| Joshua Rivenbark | | Open Door Baptist, Edenton |
| Caleb Turmel | | New Community Church, Elizabeth City |
AC25 UPDATE
Anna Cribb, Kayla Kubite, Lauren Rea, Mark Stonecypher & Lydia Virzi will NOT be able to attend AC25, Please take those names off your Caterpilliar list. Then add these names to the AC25 Caterpilliar List: Girls
Heather Forbes - Up River Friends Church, BelvidereBoys
Perry Beasley - Gum Neck Church of Christ, ColumbiaBrock Lamb - Woodland UMC, Hertford | ||
Going to Murfreesboro July 14 - 17 for AC-25?
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Please remove Ward Blanchard from the AC25 Team List Remember to recheck this site for any last minute list changes www.albemarleemmaus.org |
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2005-06 ALBEMARLE CHRYSALIS BOARD |
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Kairos and Emmaus - A Partnership People have asked, what is after involvement Emmaus, and the appropriate answer is the church and God's mission in the world. The purpose of Emmaus is to develop leaders for the church and thus the proper place to serve is the church and active participation in Christ's mission to the least, the lost and the lonely. The church at large has the admonition from Christ to minister to those who are sick and in prison (Matthew 25:36-40). Ministry in prison is a daunting task and many will say they just can't do that. In reality, in and of ourselves, none of us can do that. Christ's admonition is not to be taken lightly. Christians in general have a tendency to follow their own agenda and seek God's blessings for the work. Frequently the true call from Christ goes unheeded because it is buried under a mountain of our agenda. When Christ calls, Christians frequently respond by saying, "I can't do that because I don't have the ability." How well we Christians have learned our Bible and the examples of the great leaders who have said I can't do that. To cite a few such examples, Moses gave ten excuses, Isaiah lamented, "Woe is me for I have seen the face of God and will die," Gideon said he was the least in his family and his family was the least of the Israelites. God did not accept those excuses for not serving. Christ is not so much interested in our ability as He is in our availability. Whom Christ calls, He equips. The word availability is a compound word: avail + ability and avail comes first. If we avail ourselves to the call of Christ, He will equip us (give us the ability) for the task. Prison ministry is a special privilege that few have the opportunity to experience. Kairos Prison Ministry International is a sister organization to The Walk to Emmaus, one we fully endorse and support. People with the Emmaus experience (and similar 4th Day program experience) are the building blocks of the Kairos ministry. Involvement with Kairos will be a humbling experience of Christian action. It will provide you spiritual blessings that are indescribable. A journey to consider is the following. After Emmaus, get actively and deeply involved in your local church as you keep the fires burning with your involvement in Emmaus. Expand your experience by working with Kairos for a year or two. Following that, return to Emmaus involvement for a year or two and move into another year or two of exciting adventures such as Chrysalis. Back to Emmaus and then return to Kairos. Through such a process, you may find your spiritual ears have been retuned to allow you to better hear that deeper call from Christ to spend more time in a particular ministry. The response to the words in Micah 6:8 is still needed today. Are you up to the challenge? Richard A. Gilmore, Ph.D. International Lay Director |
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