'Journaling on the Journey': Pierre Aglow meeting Saturday, February 22, 7 pm

'Journaling on the Journey'

 Pierre Aglow meeting Saturday, February 22, 7 pm

New Life Assembly in Pierre (1120 N. Harrison Ave)

Pierre Aglow welcomes Karen Nelson, and her two daughters, Brooke and Bridgette.

“Our vision is to cultivate a deep lifestyle of dwelling in His presence to such a degree that it overflows powerfully into our ministry to people. We want His oil on everything we do and touch, and on all the events and engagements we take part in. … That said, we consider our ministry three-fold: To the Lord, to the church and to the world.”

Karen Nelson, from Enoch Farm near Elkton, SD, has been asked many times about her creative style of journaling. She and her daughters Brooke and Bridgette will present a short message plus a hands-on workshop with all kinds of creative elements for the attendees who will begin their own personal journal. Please bring a light snack to share.

Everyone is welcome - no childcare will be available.

River Center Church (1105 E. Sioux, Pierre) is hosting a chili cook-off that evening with live music from 4-9 pm (voting 5-8 pm), for your dining pleasure.

For more information about Karen Nelson: http://www.enochfarm.com/upcoming-events-contact-us-testimonials.html

Upcoming Events, Spring 2014

• January 25/26 2014, Aglow at the Prison – Karon Young/Pastor Steve Witcher [Last weekend we had awesome worship and anointed ministry with these two speakrs!]

• February 22/23, 2014, Aglow at the Prison - please keep us in prayer – Karen Nelson, Elkton, SD will minister

• February 22, 2014, Pierre Aglow meeting with Karen Nelson, Elkton, SD (time and place to be announced). For more information about Karen, www.enochfarm.com

• May 3, 2014 – Pierre Aglow Spring Retreat with the Glory 5, San Marcos, TX – SAVE THE DATE

Seeking God's Presence

Earlier this week, I prayed with a young woman who was feeling like she had loss the Presence of God in her life. We talked and prayed, but I didn't feel like I had any viable suggestions until later, so I sent her this message: "In the next day or so after we spoke and prayed, I felt like there were a couple of other things that might help you feel closer to the Lord. • Spiritual disciplines (especially prayer and Bible reading) are always the first thing everyone mentions because so few are faithful with them (including myself). I’m so glad to know you are going forward with regular prayer and Bible reading, which enables us as Christians to stand our ground. Just like it says in Revelation 13: 10b (which speaks of a time during the Great Tribulation, but also applies to today), “Meanwhile God’s holy people passionately and faithfully stand their ground.” (The Message) You are doing well by standing firm in these disciplines. • One thing that has helped me to grow closer to God has been more repentance. At a very crucial moment in my life, I was overwhelmed with tears (hours of them) and the only way I was able to stop was asking God to forgive me for whatever it was. It was several years before I even knew what I had been repenting for. But that moment of repentance opened the door for layers and layers of healing that’s happened since. It might be that you have nothing to repent – but asking God to show you can open a door to His Presence. Sylvia Gunter’s ‘Prayer Portions’ might help you work through some areas of repentance and forgiveness. (I don’t know about you, but sometimes I have a hard time getting started.) Consider each question – maybe one or two a day, and search your soul for any way you might have agreed with evil, and ask God to forgive and redirect you. (“See if there be any wicked way in me, and lead me into life everlasting.” – Psalm 139:24) • Others have testified that at times it seems like the Lord hides himself in order that we will seek Him more diligently. Whether or not that’s the case here, this is definitely a time to establish and develop more trust in God. He is there – He is active – He is for you, not against you. * I believe the spiritual warfare you need to do involves prophecying to yourself. Tell yourself, like the psalmist, “Why, my soul, are you downcast? Why so disturbed within me? Put your hope in God, for I will yet praise him, my Savior and my God.” Psalm 42:5. Speak the Scriptures out loud to yourself. • And finally, a quote from Mike Bickle (International House of Prayer): “The small prayers of weak and broken people move the heart of God.” Even if you're 'not feeling it'. Sylvia Gunter's devotional 'Seeking God' is at this link:

Pierre Aglow Home Meeting, Saturday, August 24, 6:30 pm

Pierre Aglow Home Meeting

Saturday, August 24, 6:30 pm, 1917 Flag Mountain Drive, Pierre, SD

Please bring a snack to share.

Speaker:  Reverend Dorothy Kluck

Dorothy Kluck is called to wake up and build God’s people. Many have been healed and delivered from fear and anxiety as she shares her testimony of how the power of God touched her life.

Dorothy is a licensed and ordained minister, serving in the office of an Evangelist (Ephesians 4:11). She formerly served as a Wisconsin Aglow state prayer coordinator. Dorothy and her intercessor, Lou Johnson, will travel from eastern South Dakota to minister at our August Aglow meetings.

“Whom the Son sets free is free indeed.” – John 8:36

“For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago.” – Ephesians 2:10

Aglow International (www.aglow.org) is a trans-denominational Christian women’s organization that emphasizes prayer and outreach with the Gospel.

Pierre Aglow 2013 Retreat:with Patricia Harrington: "On Earth As It Is In Heaven"

2013 Pierre Aglow Retreat
Friday, June 21 and Saturday, June 22, 2013

On Earth As It Is in Heaven!

6 He raised us up with Him and seated us in the heavenly realms with our beloved Jesus the Anointed, the Liberating King. 7 He did this for a reason: so that for all eternity we will stand as a living testimony to the incredible riches of His grace and kindness that He freely gives to us by uniting us with Jesus the Anointed. – Ephesians 2:6-7 (The Voice)

 

Guest Speaker: Patricia Harrington

Patricia Harrington grew up near Tuthill, SD, and has lived in Aberdeen, and Geddes, SD, and Albuquerque, NM. She now resides in San Marcos, TX where she is an ordained minister, and worship leader and pastoral assistant at PowerHouse Christian Center. Patricia will minister under the anointing of the Holy Spirit to bring healing and freedom, releasing us into ‘heavenly realms with our beloved Jesus’.

New Life Worship Team and Hosanna Dance will also minister

Friday, June 21, 2013, 7:00 pm (Registration 6:30-7 pm)

Saturday, June 22, 2013, 9:30 am–12 noon (Registration 9-9:30 am)

Saturday, June 22, 2013, 7:00 pm

Location: New Life Assembly of God, 1120 N. Harrison, Pierre, SD.

Men and women are welcome; need not be affiliated with Aglow to attend.
No registration fee – offerings will be received. 

Please leave a message for DeAnn at 605-224-2027 or pierreaglow@hotmail.com  for more information or to arrange for childcare.

-----------------------------------------------

WHERE TO STAY/WHAT TO DO

Camping In and Near Pierre

Oahe Downstream Recreation Area (Park Entrance Fee Required)

20439 Marina Loop Road

Ft. Pierre, SD 57532

(5 miles north of Ft. Pierre on Hwy 1806, on the south side of Oahe Dam)

Reservations: 1.800.710.2267

http://gfp.sd.gov/state-parks/directory/oahe-downstream/

Email: oahe@sd.gov

Campsites $18; Camping Cabins $37

Farm Island Recreation Area (Park Entrance Fee Required)

1301 Farm Island Road

Pierre, SD 57501

(4 miles east of Pierre on Highway 34 – probably will be warm enough to swim at Farm Island)

605.773.2885

Reservations: 1.800.710.2267

http://gfp.sd.gov/state-parks/directory/farm-island/

Email: FarmIsland@state.sd.us

Campsites $18; Camping Cabins $37

Griffin Park Tent and RV Camping

(south of St. Mary’s Hospital, near Downs’ Marina)

$15 per night, 5 day limit

First come, first served

AREA ATTRACTIONS

Oahe YMCA/Pierre Aquatic Center

LaFramboise Island Nature Area

Farm Island Recreation Area

Cow Creek Recreation Area

Okobojo Point Recreation Area

Spring Creek Recreation Area

South Dakota State Capitol

The Cultural Heritage Center

SD Discovery Center and Aquarium

Oahe Dam and Visitor Center

Trail system connects Farm Island, the city of Pierre, LaFramboise Island, and Oahe Downstream.

TO BE CONTINUED: MOTELS



From Glory to Glory - 2013

It's been almost a year since I posted! Pierre Aglow has continued with prison ministry in two different venues each month, with occasional local meetings included in the mix.

January 2013 brought Karen and Steve Nelson from Elkton, SD, who ministered with us a the prison and at a local meeting held in our home. This is a visual interpretation Karen created around the concepts in the Beatitudes.

In February 2013, the team 'Sounds of Grace' from around Olivet, SD, presented a sketch developed from Katie Souza's series on "The Key to Your Expected End".They also presented copies of Katie Souza's book to prison inmates. The team ministered effectively at a local meeting as well.

In March 2013, Pastor Brad Gienger from Seventh Day Adventist Church in Pierre, SD, ministered with Aglow at the prison. It was an awesome and fulfilling time of worship and the Word.

April 2013 brought Jeff and Autumn Mann from James River Church in Huron, SD, who presented a 3-part Healing Retreat last weekend. Simultaneously, Colleen and Ivan Venner ministered in worship and word at the other unit.

And here we are with May 2013!  Kathryn (Kit Murray) will minister with an abbreviated Aglow team (limited by conflicting graduation engagements), but I know it will be powerful!

 

Hepzibah and Beulah

Pierre Aglow has been involved in a prayer initiative in the past year, covering the state of South Dakota and our nation with prayers of repentance and healing. This is one of the promises we have been praying:

     “No more will anyone call you Rejected, and your country will no more be called
     Ruined. You'll be called Hephzibah (My Delight), and your land Beulah (Married).”
      – Isaiah 62:4 (The Message)

This promise is about the land being fruitful, and able to support us and our families. Many of us have family members who really wanted to live in South Dakota but weren’t able to make a living for their family here. As we prayed onsite over towns in our area, we could almost visualize the multitudes of sons and daughterse who should be there, but who are living and working and bringing creativity and abundance to other parts of the country.

I have first-hand experience with this exodus: one brother and his family left South Dakota unwillingly to make a home near San Antonio, TX.  They have done very well in Texas, but they really wanted to stay here. I also have a sister who lived in Albuquerque before moving to Texas. She did not have the same tie to our state, but she would have stayed here if the economic potential had been better.

Lewis blue flax, native to the Great Plains

After having claimed this promise for long months, we believe that we are beginning to see the fulfillment of this promise.  Young people we know - the 'ernest' of the promise - are returning and taking their place to fulfill their calling in South Dakota. It’s an exciting time – we invite you to pray this promise and watch with us for the fulfillment!