All right, so be ready to hear, be ready to look for a place where you can serve and to get us started on topic tonight for our Vacation Bible School coming up in just a few weeks. Let her rip back there, thank you. As they say down in the coalfields, mash the button. The jungle out there! Every day, our kids encounter questions about their faith. Did God create everything? Was Noah's Ark real? Why do I need to be saved? Can I really trust the Bible? At The Great Jungle Journey, kids will explore the answers to these questions and more as they embark on an epic adventure from Genesis to Revelation. As your children sail along on a fun jungle cruise, they'll stop at seven ports of call, the seven seas of history. Creation, Corruption, Catastrophe, Confusion, Christ, Cross, and Consummation. Kids will discover how these events shape our world. And they will realize their need for a savior as they reconnect the Bible to their everyday lives. Prepare to swing into fun on the Great Jungle Journey! Let me hear it. All five of you are ready for the great jungle journey. And we're gonna have to do better than that class. We're gonna have some fun at Vacation Bible School, amen? Everybody take your right hand, put it in the air. Right hand in the air. Put your left hand, put it in the air. Put your right hand in the air. Put your left hand in the air. Oh, they're already there. How about that? Okay, put them together and apart. And together and apart. and apart, together, and apart, together, together, together, together, together, together, together, together, together, together, together, together. Thank you. Thank you. It's so good to be here with you today. Hey, put them back together, collapse your hands together, put them down your lap and keep them right there until we tell you to move them from there. Hey, it's good to be here. It's good to be able to share with you what's upcoming in regards to the Vacation Bible School. Yes, it's two months away, and I hope that you are already praying for them. We've already given out the prayer cards. Are you already praying for Vacation Bible School? Brother Jonathan in a little bit is going to share the importance of that and how you can be a great blessing towards that. And I'm here to introduce to you the wonderful program that we've got before us, The Great Jungle Journey. It is a cruise. So we're taking a boat cruise through the jungle. It's a whole lot easier to take a boat cruise than it is to walk through the jungle. So we're going to boat cruise through it. And like I said, we're going to seven ports of call. And on those different ports, they're learning something different each day, each day. So we're going from Genesis to the book of Revelation. and to those end times and bring them all together so these boys and girls can hear some truth that they haven't heard. There's some of them that may come that didn't even know that God created the earth. let alone the fact that Jesus came and bled and died for them so they can have eternal life. So let's go and jump right on in it. If you would go ahead, let's do a quick overview. Let me show you the broad screen. Some of our leaders that are helping with this. I'm going to call you out, leaders, if you can help me by standing by that, teaching our juniors, which is the older class, is Mr. Clay Bailey. If you go ahead and stand for me, Mr. Clay, just stay right there for me. I have Ms. Leslie Walker. Ms. Leslie is in the back. Thank you. And I have Ms. Shirley. Keep standing. Keep standing. Keep standing. Yeah. And Ms. Shirley Hawley. Ms. Shirley is over there too. OK. So these are our teachers. Our teachers are going to be taking care of the kids. Their job is to teach, but they're going to need some help. Some of these ladies are going to need help with someone doing puppets. They're going to need help with someone doing Bible verses. They're going to need to help corral them around. Brother Bailey, he already knows what he's getting into. He already has some good help that's already connected. Mrs. Bailey is going to help with him and getting the kids from point A to point B and in the classroom. But some of these have special things with Bible verses they need help with. They go to many other things. And so you see these teachers, if you can help a teacher, go see them and then tell me who you're going to be working with and that'll be great. Some that we're going to go ahead and appoint, but let me know if you're going to be able to participate and help with that. Teachers, thank you and please be seated. And Brother Matt Porter, if you'll stand. Ms. Linda Bartlett I think is in the back, but Ms. Linda Van Horn doesn't know it yet, but you're going to be helping Ms. Linda Bartlett with the crafts again. Can you go ahead and stand for me? And in the back room is, oh goodness, my mind is going blank. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mrs. Parsons is in the back. Had to get all these all together. Maddie, you're going to be helping part of the play. And that's what you're part of, yeah. And so Mrs. Parsons is going to be over the snacks. She's going to be handling the snack, the cantina and all that. Keep standing, keep standing. Your legs ain't broke. You broke them? Anyways, so these folks are going to need some help in regards to the three wheel that we have from food, to games, to the crafts, and they'll need help in getting the supplies together and just even corralling the kids and having all together. So we need your help in that area as well. Thank you. So you know who's a part of these things. Sit down, Matt. I told you to sit down. So we have all these wonderful things to have. You always have one of those kids in the crowd. But we're going to have a good time, and they're going to be able to go to these four different things. So they have a teaching time, they have a craft time, they'll have a snack time, and they will have a game time. And with all those four different things, they also have an assembly time. When they first come in, we'll work on a few different things, getting them started for the day for that. And then after their four wheels, they come back in here again, and we have a wonderful skit for them. It's put on by several of our church folks. They've already been meeting. They already have their scripts. They're already working on them. And so just stay on those things and thank you for volunteering to do that or voluntold to do that. Either way, but you're going to be, we're going to have a great time because it's really important. We're going to have some boys and girls here that are lost that need Jesus. I didn't think about this, but who would raise their hand and say, Pastor Tim, I got saved at a vacation Bible school years ago. I got saved at a vacation Bible school. So if God can reach these folks, we want them, God can reach the kids today as well. And we want to get them into an environment to where they can get that going. So let's look at some of the things that's going to happen to them each day. So on day number one, we're going through creation. Creation, in the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth. And we can see just below where it says lesson focus, examining how it all began, man's ideas or God's word. God created man and woman. When we got into some of the teachings and we went to Kentucky just recently where this was unveiled, we were able to learn. Well, they want us also to focus on who did God create in this? God created a man and God created a woman. Do our boys and girls need to understand that there is a man and that there is a woman and that a man is supposed to stay a man and that a woman is supposed to stay a woman? that God created, that God has a purpose. God didn't make things messed up. We did. So we're looking at creation. God created, God has purpose and plan. And so they also going to have it come over to the left, a craft or science, something they'd be able to make each day. Next to that, desserts. I love it. We talked about this just a while ago about having dirt for dessert. There it is, dirt, dessert, and then a forest fruit. In my opinion, I'd rather have the dirt. Amen. than the forest fruit, but they'll have some games they'll be able to play, and then they'll have other events as they go into their circle. Let's go to Tuesday. So the next day, Tuesday, they're going through Genesis chapter 3, 6 and 9, talking about corruption and catastrophe. Somebody help me, class. What was the corruption? Sin entered into the world. Sin entered the world. We're going to have a little hand motion sing along here in a little bit. And we're showing Adam eating a fruit. That is the picture of the corruption. What was the catastrophe? The flood, absolutely. So we're walking through the scriptures. So they're learning about what sin is and then what sin does and it corrupts. And so we see the flood and see what they make. They make a straw serpent. Back to serpents again. Folks really like those things. Some don't. Anyways, and then I don't know what the rainy day catcher gauge is, but that's going to be a nice, nice little thing with some other little gifts. And then the serpent snack. Preacher, that's a donut. just to let you know. It's a full donut cut in half and spun so it makes it look like the yes. Then they took donut holes and they cut the donut hole in half. There's a half a donut hole for the head and the other half for the tail. You can probably pinch the tail a little bit, make it look a little bit more like a tail, but there it is. That's a snake. Then they took some carrots and they sliced, no, licorice, red licorice, and they cut the little red licorice till it forks out like a tongue, and then they stick that in, and they put little M&Ms for the eyes. So it's a cute little thing. The tree there, and some memory verses, some other special games that they have there. Let's go to the next day as I continue and hurry. Genesis 11, the confusion. What was the big confusion that happened in our Bible? The tower of Babel kicked in and God brought confusion unto them. And that's what sin will do, it brings us confusion. And then examining where people groups come from. Where do people groups come from? One, Adam. So we are all one. And then everybody comes from Noah. Again, from Noah. So we are one. Whether red and yellow, black and white, they are precious in this sight. Jesus loves the little children of the world. Amen. We want everybody to know that Jesus loves us all. And then we have, I'm not sure what the tricky triangle game is. Looks like it's fun. A toothpick tower, which I think is pretzels and marshmallows stuck together and building it as high as they can on their plate. Shades of pudding parfait. I like the pudding. And then a wacky mixed up trail fruit. I like the mixy, wacky, fruit. Yeah, all that's all in there. And some more games. And then it has some cool contests. Can anybody read where it says cool contest, what that says? It means, yeah, something like that. It's Backwards Day. Backwards. That's what that says, Backwards Day, backwards. What does that mean? Well, it could be anything you want to. My dad used to have Backwards Day on his bus when he ran a bus route, and he had everybody put their clothes on backwards. And not only did they put their clothes on backwards everywhere they went, they walked backwards. And whatever they did for church was, with their Sunday school children's church, they did that backwards. And so they just had a great backwards day. So that's day number three. Number four. Now, we're covering Christ and the cross. It's various scriptures. That's all through the scriptures, talking about Jesus and then talking about Calvary in that lesson and examining the need for a Savior. And so then we have the craft that they'll make, a diorama of Easter, the resurrection, and then they have the gospel goodies and the nativity Niblets. Yeah, that's it. Nibbles. And then more Bible verses to catch and then some games and other cool contests that are there. Now for the last day. Number five, going now to Revelation 21 and 22. And we just kind of went through that in our Sunday school class, did we not? If you were in Sunday school class, can I encourage you to be in Sunday school class? You can learn some wonderful things in Sunday school class. And we talked about the second coming of the Lord, 21, 22, and that's what we'll do, the consummation, when everything is made new and examining how it turns out in the end is what we're talking about. And then so we got some beautiful bracelets and all this cycling in the jungle, seven seas boat, which has got a little bit of everything. mixed into that and then some beautiful colorful bites you can read that and then we're just kind of bringing things back around. Now as this is going on we're still having in here the opening assembly and we're talking about some biblical truths laying the foundation for the teachers and the teachers have their lesson and everything is coordinated as you saw on the first page together to point all the way down. Repetition gets it in there. So we want to continue to help the repetition to come in about this great jungle journey, about the scriptures, about the seven C's, the C's of life. Consummation is the last one. So then on the last day, we're going to ask the parents to come. And we'll have the parents to be here the family night and have them come. We'll have something special for them like we did last time. We have pastor teach a class for the parents if that works out and have everybody all together. Let the parents go to the different cycles as well. Let them play the game. Let them make a craft. Let them eat the snack and see what their children have been going through. And then they all come in here. And we'll have the last day of the play, and the play closes, I mean, with a great presentation of the gospel. And then definitely our pastor will come up right behind that and give the gospel in an altar call. And we'll have folks stationed, and we'll get cards, and we'll get names. We'll make sure that everybody that raised their hand, we can follow up on. And so it's just a wonderful thing we need to go into. So that's what they're going through. That's the five day review. And I just want to make sure you see all those. Now, if you can help me, can you take, can you stand up for me? Because I want you to learn a song. Can you stand up for me? This has some little hand gestures to it. Kind of keeps the kids busy. Kind of keeps us awake too. Amen. How many of you worked all day? Hands go up. How many of you are ready to go to bed already? Hands go up. Not in here. Definitely not tonight. And definitely not during vacation Bible school. All right. So take your, whatever this side, your left, my right, and put it on your hip. Take the other one and put it on your hip. Take your left hand and do this with it. Like you're moving jungle stuff away. You're moving jungle stuff away. And then you put your hand back on your hip, and your hand back on your hip, and then you march in place. You just now have done 90% of the song, okay? That's all the hand motions. So here's a song, it's called The Great Jungle Journey. See the little girl? She's marching in place. She looks like Darby. Here we go. The great jungle journey, we forage through the woods. From Genesis to Revelation, see God's design. The great jungle journey, we keep our feet in stride. The great jungle journey, with Jesus as our guide. Creation! He made the world! Corruption! We fell in sin! Catastrophe! Confusion! What a mess! Christ and the cross! He came to save us! Conservation! He will make all things new! The great job, the journey, we forage through the night. From Genesis to Revelation, see God's design. The great job, the journey, we keep our feet inside. It's Jesus as our guide. Great Jungle Journey, wonderful song. So we'll teach songs like that to the children and we'll build upon them every night and they'll get more and more. There's a beautiful one that I want to sing. It's a hymn. We'll try to teach it to them. And then the last night, if we can get the kids to come forward and sing it to the parents, wouldn't that be cool? We're going to give it our best shot. How about that? We're going to give it our best shot. But we need help. We need everybody's help, crowding them in, participating in it, getting excited in it. And so tonight, Brother, Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Brother Samples in the back, he has a clipboard. And Brother Danny has a clipboard. And if you've already signed up, great. But I need you to sign up again, if you can help me. Just go and sign up again. The reason why I'm doing that, ain't this a cool T-shirt? Ain't that cool? Have you seen the back? next to seven C's with the wheel on it, you can have one for just $10. Just sign up and give me the cash or write a check or grab a green slip. All goes to the church so that we can recoup that amount. Workers love you to have one and to be able to do that, but it's $10. So I need your sizes. and your cash, but I need your sizes. And I need to know if you've already signed up or not signed up, go ahead and get the clipboard, sign up, give me your number, tell me what area that you would like to work in if you haven't already done so, and then give me your size. If you give me your size, that tells me you want a T-shirt. Okay. And so I'll be ordering them within two weeks. So I need to have everything to help recoup that when the time comes. So get that T-shirt. Now, let me introduce you to some creatures. Now, what we do as the program goes in the morning and afternoon, sorry, not in the morning, we start at 630 at night and we end at 830 at night. But we have a creature that we introduce. Each creature has a special trait that goes with that day. I won't tell you what days those are, but I'll let you meet the creatures. So we have a beautiful jungle butterfly. And I think that's, yeah, it's bliss. And then the next. Ta-da, there she comes. That's Rose, the pink dolphin. Hi, Rose. Oh, hey. Then we have the poisonous dart frog named Toxic. Yeah. Yeah. Then we have scatter. Notice he's all by himself and his people are running away from him because they scatter. And then we have Eden. Garden of Eden. Isn't that a pretty bird? So those are the five animals that they'll be learning about. We'll have them plastered at different places around the property just to make it colorful. Now, in doing that, we also need other decorations. So I've got some thoughts in mind, but I want to show you what I have in mind for the stage. to look like that. So that's my goal, to make this look similar to that. So we'll have a trading post in the back left. You see that red and white? That's a boat, some trees. A lot of this we have been able to purchase. It just needs to be mounted. Next slide. And so I need some helpers in the building industry or building skills to be able to put some strips together so that we can build a rooftop, we can have a door in the front and just different things that to make this happen and not just be a piece of paper, but it's kind of got some 3D aspect to it too, has some depth to it. And so we have this, we have the boat. This one here is propped down with sandbags by legs. The boat, I'd like to have some sandbags, but I want wheels. So I need to get some wheels. So boats don't stay still, do they? We're on a cruise, so that boat moves. We ought to move that boat left and right when we come into port. And not only would this room be decorated, but the other rooms need to be decorated. So as we have an opportunity, we're going to start putting, need help all the way around. So, well, Brother Holtzclaw, you know, I just can't get around a whole lot. Well, if I gave you some items at home and you had little Ziploc baggies, could you fill the Ziploc baggies with things? that we can give to the kids, something that we can do way in advance and get that taken care of. Maybe, you know, if you're just someone that just doesn't get out, I can't deal with kids, you know, can you make something for me? Can you help me with decorations? We'll have a couple of special work days. We're going to decorate the auditorium, kind of like we did last year. We're going to turn this hallway that goes up and we're going to close off the exterior doors and so that you'd have to be able to come from the West Wing where they check in at, come down the hallway and come into here. Now, when you got a jungle journey, guess where you have to walk through first? A jungle. Guess what we need to make? Huh? Jungle. We've got to make a jungle. So we've got to have things hanging from the ceiling. We've got to have things draping and covering the walls and make it look like a jungle. When I have them walk in there, we'll be playing a little music, kind of like what we had at the countdown, have some jungle sounds added to that. Maybe we have some teenagers hiding behind the curtain going. Or. Whatever the case may be. And so we can have them all. I'll just have recordings for that. But can you picture the fun? Can you see all this happening? Can you see them walking in and just their eyes is getting big and walking in and want to participate. They want to be a part of it and they want to be enjoy of it. And workers start thinking now of what kind of jungle tour guide outfit that you can get. and be able to have for that as we are tour guides on this jungle cruise for the boys and girls that are going to be with us coming up in just four weeks. Just four weeks, we have a lot of things that we've got to get done and I need your help. And little by little, I'll be making the phone calls. Little by little, we'll be making the announcements. Little by little, we'll be gathering everything together. I have some things in, but I need more things. One of the things that I could use right now is big boxes. Big boxes. If anybody has a connection to refrigerator-sized boxes, I could use some big boxes like that. Big boxes, or some that we can kind of tape together. These, as you can see, the panels there, they're stapled on, but some of them are freestanding, and if I can put them on cardboard, that'll make them stiffer, and it'll make them last a little bit longer, as we can keep them for a little bit. And we're also sharing. We're sharing it with some other churches, some things that are coming in, some of our things are going out because they're having the same program we are, about the same time, just a different week. So we're trying to see how we can be a blessing to others as well as we're being creative. I don't know about you. I love creative minds. I love being around creative people, using their hands to make something, though it may be small, can stretch it out to be something really big and be really beautiful. Now, to be a great encouragement to you, I asked Brother Jonathan if he'd come, and if he'd come and share something from his heart as a Bible devotion for tonight in light of The Jungle Journey. Thank you. Open your Bibles with me, if you will, to 1 Thessalonians 1. 1 Thessalonians 1. As I begin to think after Pastor Holtzclaw asked me to do this about what the Lord would have me to give for this meeting tonight. How many of you all know that the Bible doesn't talk about VBS, right? But the Bible gives us some wonderful principles that I think we can apply to VBS and being VBS workers. And the Lord began to give me some thoughts from... 1 Thessalonians chapter 1 that I believe will be a help to us and an encouragement. But while you're turning, I want to answer two introductory questions for you and I tonight. There's a couple of questions that we need to ask. Why VBS and why get involved? Why should we have a VBS? And Pastor Jonathan, why do I need to get involved? Why do I need to help out with this? Well, I believe there's a four-fold reason to be involved in VBS, okay? Number one, quickly, to show kids the love of Christ. Show kids the love of Christ. You know, the love that we show them at VBS may be the only love that they receive that week. You never know. You don't know what their home situation is like. You don't know what their school situation is like. You don't know if they're getting bullied. You don't know how their parents feel about them. And the love that they see from you and I at VBS could be the only love that they receive all week. No particular order here, but moving on to share the gospel. Number two, to share the gospel. VBS is a great way to get community kids on our property so that we can share the gospel with them. and reach them with the gospel of Jesus Christ. So to show kids the love of Christ, to share the gospel, to see families added to the church. That family night that Pastor Holzclaw mentioned there on Friday and the information that we're going to be getting from these kids, the addresses and all of these things, we can use this as a way to connect with not just the kids but the parents as well and to connect with families and to see them saved and potentially added to the church. And last but not least, hey, have fun, right? Because VBS is a blast. VBS is so much fun and I think I have...my times that I have been involved in VBS, I think I've enjoyed it more working in it as an adult than I ever did as a kid, participating. Alright? So even adults can have some fun in this. And it's a great opportunity for you and I as adults to let out our inner child and to get together as a church family and have an absolute blast for the cause of Christ. Okay? Maybe you're sitting here and you say, Pastor Jonathan, I am all in. I am excited. I'm ready. I want to be involved. But how can I be a good VBS worker? How do I be a good VBS worker? Well, I believe there's three things given to us in our text here that help us in knowing how to be a good VBS worker. So let's look at it. 1 Thessalonians 1, verse number three, the Bible says this, remembering that without ceasing your work of faith and labor of love and patience of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ, in the sight of God and our Father. So number one, what does it take to be a good VBS worker? It takes faith. Takes faith. Faith in what? Well, faith in our leadership. Takes faith in our leadership, in our pastor, and in our VBS director, Pastor Olds Claw. Notice that the verse says, work of faith. Hey, VBS is going to require lots of work. There's a lot of effort and there's a lot of work and time that goes into it. But if we'll have faith in the leadership, that work will be easier and more enjoyable. We may not understand or agree with every single decision that is made. If we will follow our pastor and our VBS director as they follow Christ, then all will work out to the glory and honor of God. Okay? Because we have confidence and we know that our pastor, our VBS director... are trying to follow Christ in this and are trying to do what God would have them to do, okay? So if we'll follow them as they follow Christ, then all is going to work out just great. So faith in the leadership. Next, what does it take? Faith in God. Faith in God. That he'll bring the kids in and that he will touch hearts with the gospel. And that lives will be changed for his glory and his honor. So we are going to do our part. We're going to promote this thing. Right? We're going to get the Word out. We're going to pray. I hope we've already been praying. We've got the cards. I hope that we're praying already, even now for VBS. And we're going to do that. We're going to plant seeds of the gospel in our lesson time and in our skit time. But at the end of the day, we must trust God to provide the results. Some of us will plant and some of us will water, but ultimately it is God that gives the increased. So it takes faith in God that he will do a work in hearts. It takes faith in the curriculum. Faith in the curriculum. How can we have faith in our curriculum? How can we have faith and confidence in what we're teaching these kids? Well, because we know that it's the Word of God. We're teaching them the Bible. We're teaching them the Word of God, and that's key. That's the most important thing, is we're not teaching them the opinions of man. We're not...we're not teaching them what Dr. Smell Fungus says down the road. No, no, we're teaching them the Word of God, what the Bible says. And we can have confidence in the fact that it is very professionally produced package and prepared for us by Answers in Genesis which most of you know of the Ark Encounter and the Creation Museum. Answers in Genesis are the people that run these things and they're so wonderful and so helpful to us. And they have provided and packaged and produced this material for us so that we can take and present it to the children in a way that will be enjoyable and easy for them to grasp. So it takes faith. But next, the verse says, labor of love. So it takes love. It takes love. It takes a love for God. It takes a love for the kids and it takes a love for each other. As we strive to love God, his love will emanate from us to the kids and also to each other. It is much easier to work for something that we love, and it is my prayer for each and every one of us that God will place in us a deep-seated love for this work and this ministry of VBS and allow his love to radiate through us. It takes faith. It takes love. Notice the next thing that Paul says here in the verse. And patience of hope. Hey, if you want to be a good VBS worker, it takes patience. It takes patience. Patience with the work. Patience with our leadership. Patience with each other as volunteers and workers. Patience with the children. As they're running around and not listening and being loud and being rowdy and not doing what you said, hey, it's going to take some patience through every step and stage of this process. No doubt, as we strive to put on the best VBS that we can possibly do, we will run into moments of frustration, of confusion, of misunderstandings, and much more. But in these moments, we must have patience and long-suffering, and we will be able to get past those moments as a godly Christian team of staff and volunteers. Patience. So in conclusion, What does it take to be a good VBS volunteer? It takes faith. You've got to have the faith that God's going to bring the increase in the leadership, in the curriculum. It takes love, love for God, love for the children, love for VBS, love for each other as volunteers. It's going to take patience with each other, with the children, with our leadership. Nobody's perfect, right? Maybe, just maybe, I know this is hard to believe, but just maybe Pastor Tim makes a mistake. And something doesn't go exactly the way he said it would, right? Well, that's where patience kicks in. We've got to have patience with our leadership, with each other, with the children. If we will implement these things in our lives, we will have a successful VBS, knowing that our labor is not in vain in the Lord. Why? Because we are doing it to see souls saved and lives changed for His glory and His honor. And really, that takes us to the motivation. That takes us to the true motivation of all. Look at the rest of the verse. Patience of hope, hope, expectation, expectation. We can expect great things because we're expecting God to do them in our Lord Jesus Christ, in the sight of God and our Father. So the real motivation is not to put ourselves on a pedestal, not so we can get a pat on the back, not so we can look good, but our real motivation is to give God glory and honor. and for the truth of God and the word of God to get planted into the heart of these children. So I hope that we will all be involved in VBS. If not in the program itself, then in prayer. We should all be praying, the whole church, everybody, we should all be praying for VBS. And I know many of us will be involved in decorating and all of these other things that Pastor Holz-Clau has talked about tonight. But whether we're involved in VBS or whatever else we may be involved in, these principles still apply. So I hope that all of us, whatever we do, whatever ministry God has given us to do, I hope that all of us will apply these principles to our lives and trust God to bring about the result that we are looking for. So I'm ready to go. Are you ready to go? I got my pen ready. I'm ready to sign. I'm ready to put my name, put my T-shirt size on there. Amen. I'm all ready to go by that. And I hope that you're good to go with that. And I have one more thing. It's a nice little recruitment video. It just wraps everything all together. We do need you. We do need your help. The more that we're working together, whether it is working with the kids, whether it's putting stuff together or building something, or even just being at home and praying, We need you. We need everyone involved and have been involved in seeing people saved for the Lord Jesus Christ. So will you help us? Will you join us? you you