

We had a great time and can't wait to get together again in January! Be watching your mailbox and the blog for more info!
This past weekend my nephew was born, and it was such an exciting day! I became an Aunt to an incredibly adorable little guy. He was born Friday morning, and immediately I posted on Twitter and Facebook, and I told everyone I ran into about my new nephew. As I was telling everyone, I realized that when something exciting happens in our lives, we want to share with everyone! Think back to a time in your life when something exciting happened...didn't you want to share with your friends, family, and those close to you?
This made me think back to the most phenomenal event to ever take place in my life - when I accepted Christ as Lord and Savior and surrendered my life to Him. Since then, my life has never been the same, and God continues to work in my life today. Just as I shared with everyone about my nephew, even more should I be sharing the incredible gift of Christ and the Gospel with everyone I meet.
Andrew brought his brother to Jesus, and Philip brought Nathaniel (John 1:41-45)...who will you bring to Jesus?
An incredible opportunity is coming up on November 7th, "Friend Day." It's called that, because we are to bring friends, family, and neighbors with us so they can hear about the One who changes lives, Jesus.
More details about Friend Day here: www.bellevuestudents.org. Click on the video.
~Jennie
11th-12th grade girls in "Thirst" are going through Kay Arthur's "Lord I Want to Know You" which teaches about the character of God by studying His Biblical Names. For example, this week we are focusing on God Most High, El Elyon. This name designates God as the sovereign, ruler of the universe. This is the name Daniel uses when he is thanking God for interpreting Nebuchadnezzar's dream to him. It is the name Isaiah uses when quoting God to the Israelites in regards to their future. The same God Most High is in control of all people, circumstances, and happenings of today!
Memory Verse: "I will cry to God Most High, to God who accomplishes all things for me." Psalm 57:2
Quote from Book:
"If God is not sovereign, if He is not in control, if all things are not under His dominion, then He is not the Most High, and you and I are either in the hands of fate (whatever that is), in the hands of man, or in the hands of the devil." - Kay Arthur
The praying Christian, as the soldier, fights a life-and-death struggle...littleness, half-heartedness, weakness, and laziness are all absent.
The largest results in praying come to him who gives himself, all of himself, all that belongs to himself, to God.