Just a fun milestone to share with you …we broke1,000 on a regular (non-holiday) weekend!
We have received our “Use Permit!” This allows us to move ahead with the project.
I thought you would also want to know that, in light of current economic changes (since we first undertook the project), we have reviewed our need and plan for this building. After more prayer and thorough review, we have again confirmed not only our need of the space, but we have confirmed that this plan is still our best economic means to add space.
We should be able to order the structure before the end of the year and have it functional by Easter 2009.
We also reviewed this plan in light of of our commitment to starting an extension location (in San Ramon) for our weekend services. Since the San Ramon mission is about reaching new people (not simply shifting existing people from Alamo to San Ramon) our multi-site plan in no way changes our need for extra space in Alamo.
Our county meeting went well. Our “Next Step” project has been approved, pending a 10 day waiting period to give opportunity for people to appeal this. I am not sure what appeal process involves, should that happen, or how long it would take. But either way, it looks favorable.
With a record number of kids this past weekend, we desperately need the extra space.
Again, the plan is to move administrative and adult classes and groups out to the new space, and reallocate those vacated spaces inside the building to kids and teens.
Continue to pray all goes smoothly. Thanks!
Regardless of who (or what you voted for), if you are a Christ-follower, TODAY is another day to glorify God with your words, attitude and deeds. Represent HIM well!
Here are a few ways I intend to do that, as it relates to my faith and politics:
Near its conclusion he adds this great quote I’ll include here:
“What is more important than how we vote on November 4th is how we live on November 3rd and November 5th. We vote every day with our lives. We vote every day with our feet, our hands, our lips, and our wallets. … ultimate change does not happen once every four years.”