He flew till his fuel ran out.....

Mission Emphasis and Tribal Cup

This next weekend, we will have a campus bustling with studies, students and sports!  We have 110 students coming from our other campus in Michigan, and also 20 students coming from Kansas State University!  These students have in interest in missions and will be spending the weekend at our campus during their spring break.  What an awesome time to have an outreach.

We will be busting at the seams for sure.

Every year our school and the school in Michigan have a weekend to play sports against each other to keep our "mission family" united and strong even though we are states apart.  This time together is called "Tribal Cup".  

We enjoy an Emphasis on Missions as well, and spend time learning & worshiping together over the weekend.  

This year we are blessed to have Paul Dye coming to speak.  Paul Dye is the son of Cecil Dye, one of the five martyrs in Bolivia who attempted to reach the Ayore Tribe in 1943.  

This story is told in "God Planted Five Seeds"  

The story of Paul Dye can be told in the following links:

U.S. MISSIONARY PILOT FLEES COLOMBIAN CAPTORS: 3 STILL HELD

This is the headline from the "The New York Times" that ran an article about the situation in Colombia when the Guerrillas took missionaries captive and demanded a ransom.  Follow the Link to read more about how God used Paul in this situation.  

"God at the Controls"

Paul will be speaking in our chapel times together on Friday, the 23rd in the morning.  If you are in the area, feel free to stop by.  Please let me know if you plan on coming.