Archive for July, 2008

Jul 11 2008

photos of the wedding

Published by Scott under Family,Japan,Travel

I have some photos of the wedding on facebook, check them out here if you’re interested or don’t have me as a facebook friend?

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Jul 09 2008

NLI 2.0

Published by Scott under NLI

In 2009, the structure of NLI will change. We’re calling it NLI 2.0. The current 3 departments (LD; CP; STM) will be replaced by 6 European  regions (Baltic; Atlantic; Mediterranean; Central; Balkan; Eastern). Our mission "to empower a whole new generation of radical leaders to equip, transform & expand the Church in Europe" hasn’t changed. We will always seek to develop leaders, plant churches, & mobilise mission teams, but we want to be more effective in doing this: to have greater Kingdom impact across Europe. NLI 2.0 Regions

Our goal is to build ‘ministry relationships’ in all 47 European nations by 2020! This is going to be a huge challenge & we will need many more labourers & finance, but we believe this is our God-given mandate & are passionate to see more people impacted by the grace & power of Jesus Christ.

Our partners probably won’t notice too much difference, although of course our aim is become more effective. The regions cover particular geographical areas, with each nation having its own unique flavour; culture; people groups; needs. Each Regional Team, (NLI staff, Operational Centres, national leaders etc.) will coordinate the particular projects & aspects of ministry needed in each region/nations. Since its inception, NLI has probably never taken such radical steps to see transformation in Europe.

Please get behind us in prayer & support at this time. I’ll continue to keep you up to date with the progress.

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Jul 02 2008

back in town

Published by Scott under Family,Travel

I’m back from a month away, firstly a 3 week furlough in Australia and a week of holidays, (if you call walking many miles every day, fighting with  and wading against the tide of millions of Japanese commuters on the Tokyo train system a holiday).

I had a great time catching up with a number of friends and supporters in Australia and then I had the honour of giving away our eldest daughter Toni. The wedding went really well and we are looking forward to the next one.

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