Investing for Eternity

July 30, 2010

This week marks the end of the 2010 Keynote Summer Project. The spiritual, emotional and physical investments made this summer are too numerous to count. But we do have some numbers that reflect a small part of what God accomplished this summer.

25 students participated in the Keynote Summer Project
13 students participated in the Impact Music [...]

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Another Summer Project Update

July 28, 2010

Keynote Summer Project 2010 has definitely been one to remember. God has moved in many ways in many hearts around the country.
Stop on Green, an acoustic rock band, had the opportunity to work with prison chaplains, juvenile detention centers, Campus Crusade summer projects, a home for at-risk kids and an unusual church in Ohio called [...]

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A Visit to Gethsemane

July 23, 2010

My Gethsemane isn’t the one across the valley from the Old City in Jerusalem (although I can picture it in my mind’s eye as I reflect back on a trip to Israel two years ago).  Mine is in Trappist, Kentucky, in the hills about a half hour’s drive from Louisville.
When we think of stewardship, we [...]

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More News from Keynote Summer Project

July 21, 2010

There are only four more days left in the 2010 Keynote Summer Project outreach tours. The bands have been busy traveling across the country and have encountered many things; weather issues, canceled concerts, sickness and hungry souls. God continues to use these students, as well as the Keynote staff members traveling with them, to challenge [...]

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A Dose of Perspective

July 16, 2010

It’s amazing how a change of scenery can alter one’s perspective on their own level of blessing.
On Monday, July 12,  CNN Money Magazine released their annual list of the best places to live in the United States. My community, Fishers, Indiana, was listed as the 8th best place in the U.S. to live (among small [...]

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