Missional Living

Death penalty in Iran for rejecting Islam14Oct

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written by davidthew on 14 Oct.

“Rashin Soodmand is a 29-year-old Iranian Christian. Her father, Hossein Soodmand, was the last man to be executed in Iran for apostasy, the “crime” of abandoning one’s religion. He had converted from Islam to Christianity in 1960, when he was 13 years old. Thirty years later, he was hanged by the Iranian authorities for that decision. Today, Rashin’s brother, Ramtin, is also held in a prison cell in Mashad, Iran’s holiest city. He was arrested on August 21. He has not been charged but he is a Christian. And Rashin fears that, just as her father was the last man to be executed for apostasy in Iran, her brother may become one of the first to be killed under Iran’s new law.”

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Tutoring at Lee High School03Oct

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written by davidk242 on 03 Oct.

Sojourn Community,

This is an invitation for us to make an impact in our Community. One of our own, Michelle Sisson, is a teacher at Lee High School, she is asking us to help tutor and help in this area.

Looking for a way to help your community? Interested in making our neighborhood even better? Lee High needs your help!

We are currently in need of volunteers to work with 10th and 11th grade students in a targeted reading program. Volunteer tutors will work with small groups of students (2-4) to help improve reading comprehension skills and vocabulary improvement. We will provide training and all materials you need to be effective in working with your small group. Volunteers are needed Monday through Friday from 10-2. You set your schedule! In order to maintain the small group communities, we do ask that volunteers commit to a time slot for at least 6weeks.

A training session will be held at Lee High School on Tuesday, October 14 from 4-5.

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An update from Kelli Dees11Jul

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written by EA on 11 Jul.

Hello Sojourners!

I am back from Spain, and what a delight to be in HuntsVegas for a little while! I loved being a part of the wonderful service and being able to be a part of some amazing worship at Sojourn the end of June.

I just wanted to thank each and every one of you for your intercession and support as I was in Spain. It was amazing to see how the Father worked in the lives of several Spanish students and in some Spanish families. I loved being able to teach English as a second language classes to the students.

Please continue to remember Spanish friends that the word they have been given will speak to their hearts. I have been calling and chatting with not yet believing friends in Spain, and the conversations have been great. Please ask that they will seek the truth in their lives and that the Father would provide other believers in their lives as well.

The Father has been working through your prayers.

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Engaging Pre-Disciples10Jun

written by Anonymous on 10 Jun.


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Lending your ear25May

written by mehndai on 25 May.

I went to church and left slightly disappointed and angry…not at the sermon…but about other things. After church I was crying and angry. So I went to Monte Sano to get away from things. I was reading my Bible…or at least trying to.

Fifteen minutes passed and I see a girl drive into lookout point where I was. She gets out her car and sits on the bench for a second or two then heads back into her car. I look at her and she looks in need. I felt the Lord trying to nudge me to talk to her. But I didn’t have enough guts until she got back in her car. She looked so sad.

It was about time for me to go.

I headed back to my car but made a slight detour toward hers. I knocked on her car window trying not to startle her as she just lay there contemplating. I gave the signal to roll down the window. She did. My first words were “Are you okay? My name is Heather. What’s wrong?”

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Mark Stearns - Guest Speaker12May

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Personal Confession/Conviction06May

written by Anonymous on 06 May.

So Tony Gettig (@gettig on Twitter) got me thinking this morning. His Twitter post was, “broken hearted by the impoverished kids at school. wish I could fix it.” This simple post opened up a whole flood of emotions, that honestly, I did not know I had. This was like getting punched in the nose. What am I doing about the impoverished kids in my city.

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