When Life Gives You Tornadoes…

When life gives you tornadoes, you make… hmmm? …a last minute relocation of your Sunday services!

As many of you heard, we had a pretty stormy Saturday night (& figuratively speaking a stormy Sunday morning). When I came home Saturday evening, I had some pretty huge branches down all around my yard. But I did not expect to be woken up early Sunday morning with a phone call: “Uhh, Pastor Peter, Northwestern says that their electricity is totally out, what should we do?”

Of course, this is not an easy decision. After all, most facility changes can easily cost us five, even ten thousand dollars… especially a last minute one. Even worse, we see a good number of conversions on any given Sunday, so… the spiritual implications of canceling our services can weigh pretty heavily on me.

To make matters worse, no one likes to make big business decisions in their pajamas (actually, I take that back)…but it’s still pretty disconcerting to make decisions before your alarm clock is supposed to go off! Yet after a dream-like set of conversations, our dynamic volunteer teams put a plan into effect that was pretty bold: In less than 90 minutes, we’re going to totally relocate our church services to a completely different location… AND, we’re going to do it in such a way that we won’t lose any attenders in the process. (But is that even possible?)

Of course, if you know anything about our service logistics, nothing is as simple as it seems. Children’s ministry is a complex thing to set up. Signage for a campus of around 1000 people is also nothing to snooze at. But multi-site video technology adds a whole new layer of complication.

Yet, our volunteers gushed out a tsunami of text instructions that made me gasp. And even more surprising, our attendance didn’t really miss a beat (which is shocking, under the last minute circumstances).

This tells me one of two things: either (A). All of you sleep with your cells phones tucked under your pillow. Or, (B). We have a pretty stinkin’ amazing group of interns who mobilized a great game-plan (& it’s probably both… you little cell-phone-snugglers!)

But seriously… God’s grace really came through the gifts of our people. And I’m proud of you. So here’s to you Mr. & Mrs Substance Volunteer! You guys are the real deal! And I look forward to troubleshooting even greater kingdom problems in this city. So when life gives you tornadoes… you unleash our unstoppable force of volunteers! Love you guys!

July 20, 2010 / No Comments /

New Substance Documentary Coming Out

Substance Documentary coming soon

Every so often, we have so many cool announcements that I simply need to stop and blog. As many of you know, we always grow by leaps and bounds in the Fall. Pastor Mark Mellen (who’s in charge of many of our service logistics) is convinced we’re going to grow by 900; and, for the first time, I actually think it might be possible! But, fear not: We have a pretty solid game-plan.

First off, we are changing our service times at Northwestern campus to 9:30am and 11:30 (to give more beauty sleep to our college students). So if you missed your alarm clock for Fridley… it’s all good! NWes. will be waiting! Also, we are rotating my live preaching at both Fridley and Northwestern campuses. I.e., I will be preaching live every other service every other week. (For Eg., I’ll be live at Fridley early service & N.Wes late one week, then live at N.Wes early & Fridley late the next week.) Of course, the reason for this is that we need to gain more balance between our services if we’re going to remain effective reaching lost people. So, if you can, try to attend an early service at either Fridley or NW. Chances are, all of them will feel packed.

Secondly, get ready for an amazing new program called SHIFT. The staff and I just finished 8 short films that are designed to radically alter what you perceive church to be. This last March, I talked all about how this will dramatically change our church culture. If you haven’t had the time to hear my last State of the Church address (where I discussed this), check out the “Go Deeper 03/09/10” video on Ustream (off of our homepage)… http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/5320450 It’s filled with exciting testimonies that will get you charged up about Substance’s future!

Third: In two weeks from this Sunday we are going to play a brand new Substance documentary on the Ethiopian church plant we are about to launch. The story of Omot and Hannah Aganya is downright heart-wrenching and inspirational. And we’ll be showing it as a part of a greater teaching series called “The Blessed Life” (which, we are launching this week)! I’m convinced that this teaching series will alter the course of this church. So, even though it’s summer time, Substance is making HUGE strides.

So, in between your Twins games and jaunts to the cabin, make sure you stay in touch this summer. Come Fall, we’ll need all hands on deck! I believe we’re going to see more miracles and transformations than we’ve ever experienced before. In the meantime, I’m praying for you all!

I love you guys! Stay full of God’s Word and power!

July 8, 2010 / No Comments /

A Friendly Easter Series on Hell?! Are we Crazy?

Yes, we're doing an Easter series on Hell!

People thought I was crazy for naming our church Substance. (And I’ll admit, I am a bit crazy! ) But people will certainly say we’re crazy for doing a four-part series on Hell during the Easter season. “Seriously,” one member asked, “are you really doing a hell series during the highest visitor time of the year?” In short, my answer is “Yes.” But, trust me in this: You’re definitely going to want to invite friends nonetheless!

I recently met a Christian who heard about our growth rate. The first thing he said was: “So, how are you watering down the truth in order to grow your church?” Of course, I was shocked by his assumption …especially when he had never even attended a singular service at Substance. I.e., He was basically saying: “Weekly growth = Compromise.” It made me wonder how many people delude themselves with this type of thinking simply to excuse their own lack of fruitfulness. But, seriously, what kind of religious weirdness does it take to actually say something that judgmental? Certainly, we all know that a spirit of cynicism and legalism is unfortunately alive and well in the body of Christ. And some Christians even think it’s God working through them to protect God’s church!

Of course, my whole life, people have told me that I’m a rather intense “feed-people-from-the-fire-hose” kind of pastor. So, finding people who think I water things down is a rather new experience. But, when I met this young Christian with the boldness to say this to me, I realized there is a greater deception that looms in the body of Christ. I call it the “Either/Or” Seeker-Sensitive Debate. Allow me to explain.

The great theologian Mary Poppins : ) once said: “A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.” I.e., Medicine is like truth… sometimes it tastes horrible even though it’s absolutely beneficial. Thus, a smart person adds the spoonful of sugar. She’s not “Anti-medicine” nor is she “Pro-100% sugar.” She’s advocating a 3^rd option… a blending of the two.

Yet, the whole “Seeker-sensitive” debate is always being framed in an “either/or” mentality. I.e., Either you’re Pro-inconvenient truth or Pro-sugar coating. But why can’t we feed people inconvenient truth while simultaneously making it life-giving? Rarely do people respond negatively to a confrontation when they truly know that we love them and would do anything for them. And it’s much the same with preaching.

I recently had another young man tell me: “The true Gospel is offensive” (thereby indicating that we had a false Gospel — because unchurched people love us). Yet, at the same time he couldn’t explain to me why sinners ran to Jesus, not from Jesus. Truth be told: he was indoctrinated with the philosophy that “all sugar” is evil… even when the medicine (truth) is completely mixed in.

As if this narrow-minded “either/or” thinking isn’t destructive enough, some legalistic Christians take it a step further by “idolizing the spoon itself.” They say: “It’s not enough that you deliver icky medicine (hard truth)… but, “real Christians” use this exact type of spoon.” I.e., If you don’t use this exact worship format… or if you don’t preach this exact method of sermon… then you’re compromised. I.e., they judge a tree by its format not its fruit. Indeed, Christians often worship their formats more than Christ. Unfortunately, this is a common problem in long-term Christians. And, ultimately, they’re going to miss a massive harvest when God does a “new thing” in a “new wineskin.”

However, at Substance, I refuse to buy into this hyper-spiritual nonsense. And frankly, when you see how ripe the harvest is (how desperate the world is for ‘medicine’), I just don’t see how endless “spoon debates” bring honor to God. And I certainly don’t think I need to choose between either “medicine” or “sugar.” And by the time we’re done with this hell series, you’re gonna know what I’m talking about.

We kept thinking: “How in the world do we lighten up a Hell series without becoming sacrilegious?” Of course, we realize that this just might be an impossible task with some Christians. But, get ready, because our new series is called: “Hell, Fuzzy Bunnies, and Brimstone.” Believe it or not, the doctrines of hell form the foundations of God’s ultimate love letter. To put it another way: “Pure love without absolute boundaries isn’t love at all.”

When I shared the series with the staff, all of them said: “Wow pastor, you’re gonna blow people’s minds — in a good way.” In fact, here are a few of the questions we’re going to attempt to answer:

“How can a loving God create an eternal hell?

Isn’t hell a consequence that’s disproportionate to the crime?

Could hell be locked from the inside?

What about the people who never heard the Gospel or had access to a Bible? Is it really fair for God to judge them?”

And, to boot… we’re gonna have FUN answering these questions!

The parody rap video we did for this is hilarious! Your very own Pastor Nick is a superstar! (see our youtube music video)

So invite your friends. I’ve been working on the specific “medicine/sugar” recipe for quite some time. But, be ready: The “medicine” just might be different than you expect!

And don’t forget to pray for our new video venue at Northwestern (see my last blog). God is doing amazing things in our community! So come be a part of it this next month!

March 18, 2010 / 2 Comments /

Adding a 5th Service at Substance!

Peter Haas Substance Church Northwestern Campus

What a crazy few months it’s been at Substance! Even though the staff and I are tired, it suffices to say that we’re also refreshed by all of the fruit we’re seeing. Church: I’ve never seen so many radical conversions in my life. Almost every week we’ve gotten a pretty radical God-story coming out of the Substance community. It could be because, we’ve gotten over 550 new people involved in a weekly ministry in the last 6 months. But I also believe it’s because, in the last few months, our small group ministries have been exploding (which is a huge sign of church health for us).

I’ve always dreamed that we’d have 24-7 prayer at Substance. (So, watching our Tuesday Deeper experiences stay packed out has been really encouraging). I’ve also dreamed that we’d have a small group devoted to every single book in the Bible… as well as a small group devoted to every imaginable spiritual discipline & outreach. (So when I saw our 10-week live-internet streaming Apologetics class totally packed out, I was again encouraged).

But remember church: This is just the beginning! This year is going to be a radical shift in terms of small groups and mid-week discipleship experiences. In fact, I believe we could easily quadruple our number of small groups in the next 9 months alone. And that’s what I talked about in last week’s “State of the Church” address.

In fact, if you haven’t listened to last week’s “inside scoop message,” please take an hour to get clued in. We are launching some amazing new programs that will alter Substance as we know it. So, go online and watch the video… http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/5320450 …or, at least, get the audio download on itunes or at http://www.substancechurch.com/podcast/.

So, it doesn’t surprise me at all to see our weekend numbers starting to swell. When we launched a new campus in Northwestern’s 1300 seat auditorium, we had no idea that we’d be launching a 2^nd service so quickly. We still had a couple hundred seats left over. But, after shuttle-bussing over 500 attenders to our service the other week, we realized that it’s time to change.

So, I’m excited to say, this week we’re adding a 2^nd service at our Northwestern Campus! (Our 5th Service!) So, here is the newest break-down of our weekend services:

Saturday evening at the Operation Center / Coffee House: at 5 pm.

Sunday morning at Fridley High School: 9 am (live) & 11 am (video venue).

Sunday morning at Northwestern: 9 am (video venue) & 11 am (live).

Again, I’m going to preaching live at least once a weekend at each of our three campuses; but, once you see our “dual-feed” high-def-video-screens at both Sunday campuses, you may actually prefer the video venues (like many hundreds already do at Fridley).

So, many of you are probably thinking: “Pastor, how can I help out with all of these changes?” Well, my answer is three-fold: (1). Pray for all of these changes! (2). Watch the State of the Church address ASAP. And finally (3). If you already attend Northwestern, commit to our 9am service for 4 weeks! I know it sounds weird; but, for 2 services to work at Northwestern, we need about 400 people to voluntarily attend our 9 am service for a temporary period of time. If, after 4 weeks, you want to switch back, then that’s perfectly fine. However, if we don’t free up seats at our 11am service, then our unchurched friends will be the first to stop coming. Make sense? But, never fear: We’ll have extra coffee available for you! And we also have a few fun surprises planned for those of you who attend our video venues! So, get ready Substance!

But, in the meantime: I love you guys! This is so much fun! Honestly, there is nothing more fulfilling than pursuing the Lord together. So, let’s know him & make him known! Amen?

March 16, 2010 / No Comments /

Haiti Relief from Substance Church

Families search for their loved one among the deceased

Families search for their loved ones among the deceased

Hey there faithful men and women of Substance. As most of you already know Haiti has been undergoing one of the worst humanitarian crisis the world has seen in a while. On Jan.12th, a 7.0 earthquake rocked the capitol of Haiti resulting in at least 140,000 casualties. As many of you already know, Haiti was already a poverty stricken situation; thus, the circumstances and plight of these people is downright terrible.

During our 21-day fast, I was recently reading Isaiah 58:6,7… God says, “this is the kind of fasting I want: …Share your food with the hungry, and give shelter to the homeless. Give clothes to those who need them, and do not hide from relatives who need your help.” Immediately, when I heard about Haiti, God brought this to mind.

In fact, right now, there are hundreds of thousands of homeless people sleeping on the streets tonight. There are tens of thousands of children who lost both parents… who lost limbs… whose entire world is flipped upside down.

As a church, we need to act. So this Sunday, not only are we going to pray; but, out of our tithes, we’re sending a large donation as an immediate response; yet, this is merely pittance compared to what I’d like to do.

Also we’re going to spend time in prayer for Haiti this Tuesday at our Deeper Experience (Operation Center, 7pm). Last Tuesday we had a totally packed house for our first deeper experience. But, I hope that this Tuesday repeats that passion as we seek the Lord on behalf of this tragedy.

Lastly, we’re going to put a few links to some reputable websites that we know are already bringing amazing relief to these desperate people. We’re going to give out of our tithes and offerings; but, in the meantime, the following relief organizations are already doing an amazing thing. Let’s get behind them as they are already on the front lines:

Samaritans Purse is doing an amazing work: http://www.samaritanspurse.org/

One Hope: http://www.onehope.net/pages/page.asp?page_id=96451

Lastly, see: Hand of Hope: http://www.joycemeyer.org/OurMinistries/HandofHope/default.htm

Thank you men and women of Substance. This is what true Christianity is all about.

January 16, 2010 / 1 Comment /

Observations on European Churches (from an American)

My wife in Riquewihr France

I’m in Switzerland right now, hanging out at a hotel in Zurich. What a beautiful city this is. In case you’re wondering why I’m here, I was lucky enough to be invited to help out with two different John Maxwell Equip conferences. In addition, I got to preach at a delightful church and lecture on Free Market Cells at a happening Bible School. But truth be told, I really just wanted to hang out with an amazing pastor friend, Layne Schranz, whose an associate to Chris Hodges of Church of the Highlands (one of the fastest growing churches in the U.S.). And boy, I gleaned all sorts of amazing ideas off of him!!!! Substance: Get ready to rock! (Or, as my 3 yr old son would say: “Get weddy to wock!”)

But wow! What a beautiful country! I’ve never seen mountains more beautiful than the Swiss Alps. Believe it or not, I actually saw my first real avalanche. The villages are straight out of a fairy tale. And the clothes shopping is mind-blowing… both in excessive cost and coolness (so we had to exercise great discipline). But a small Starbucks coffee drink is over $10!!!!!!! So, I knew I could never live there. (j/k!) However, I was amazed over how many people knew about Brett Favre!

But here’s the truth: It was really fun to talk with pastors from all over Europe… there are some real movers and shakers like www.ICF.ch. It was encouraging to hear about their growth. But I was also a bit surprised by how isolated many other pastors were. Languages and local pride can be a huge barrier to healthy “ideological diffusion.” And after being there I walked away with a few revelations:

I realized that U.S. pastors are a lot more open to risk-taking and methodological innovation (which can be a negative thing as well). But, having a common primary language enables U.S. churches to dialogue and debate about the pros-&-cons of church methods quicker and easier. Thus, when “innovation succeeds,” American churches are able to adapt more quickly. We have more “role-model” churches, and more debate over which “role models” are best… and it naturally makes our churches better.

Of course, don’t get me wrong: We have just as many dying churches in the U.S. But our ignorance and isolation are more a matter of choice than it is of language isolation. English speaking churches in the US form a “language group” that is easily 7 times larger than the largest language group in Western Europe (German). It’s also not surprising that German-speaking churches tend to be ahead of the curve compared to much of Europe. But overall, God is doing great things in Switzerland. I’m encouraged to find other churches like Substance that are gaining ground.

But I want to encourage all of you at Substance. The more I travel, the more I see that we have a very rare and unique thing going on. We have so many brilliant thinkers and innovative leaders. As I spoke at some of these events, I immediately knew that God has a call on Substance to build churches and leaders all over the globe. I have a sense that sometime within the next 3 years, God is going to be opening doors for us on a ridiculous level.

Of course, I also have a sense that there are many of you here at Substance who are sitting on the fence wondering: “Should I get more involved?” (Obviously, only you can discern that.) But, all I know is that, I’m going to be dragging many of you all over the world to teach the nations. But, I’m only going to be pulling those of you who are already in the inner circles of Substance. So get on board! And let’s go to the nations together!

November 9, 2009 / No Comments /

Can Worship Be Like A Punk Show?

Every time I walk into our Operation Center in Roseville, I’m compelled to thank God for his grace. After all, this facility is nothing short of a financial miracle. A church our size usually has a tithing base that 3 times as large; yet, through thriftiness and the generosity of a small number of families, we’ve been able to build our mid-week auditorium.

Of course, since we moved in, we’ve literally quadrupled the number of ministries here. And one of those ministries has been our worship nights. For years we’ve wanted to do extended worship and intercession but, we haven’t had a place to make it happen. And this Thurs (Oct 22^nd) we’re going to be having our 3^rd public “extended worship night.”

So far, they have been absolutely crazy-amazing. We probably over-promoted the first one (as we packed an amazing number of people inside like Sardines… with no seats) It felt like a sweaty punk-show. But that was one of the most amazing worship nights I’ve had this year.

I remember reading about King David in the Old Testament dancing until his clothes started falling off. A long time ago, I couldn’t relate to this image of worship as I had grown up in a stiff and stoic liturgical church. Don’t get me wrong: I’d jump up and down at sporting events. I’d mosh at a local concert; but, worship equaled sitting still. I had no idea that the God of scripture was a God who loved to celebrate.

And if that’s something you can relate to, I’m happy to tell you: There’s more for you and me! Worship isn’t always meant to feel like a historical funeral service. And frankly, when you realize how amazing our God is, I don’t know how anyone can stay sitting down (unless they’re passed-out).

At our last worship night, almost every person was dancing their hearts out like it was 3 a.m. (Anyone who’s ever thought that Christians were boring hasn’t met this group!!) For the last song, we started doing this Hillsong United song that sounds like an old-school British punk song. Everyone was jumping, including our worship band.

Of course, when Jacob Champlin, (one of our worship leader’s) feet went through the wall, I immediately imagined God smiling down on us thinking: “Now that’s the kind of worship I’m talking about!”

So if you’ve got time, come and join us for one of our worship nights. Of course, I’m not recommending you invite your unchurched neighbor, nor am I suggesting that you should come ready to destroy our drywall. But, I don’t mind hiring a construction crew to clean up after our worship nights as long as people are filled with the Spirit of Worship.

One thing is for sure: If you truly open up your heart to a God whose very name is “Consuming Fire”, you will never be the same. So try it sometime. As I once heard from a quirky youth pastor: “There’s no high like the Most High.” And although it’s cheezy, it true.

October 21, 2009 / No Comments /

Substance Magazine has Launched!

Cover Article - Being Substance!

Who would have thought we could already be launching a magazine! (Then again, who would have thought we could have become a triple site mega church in just a few years). But God gets the glory once again! And we’re excited to announce the inaugural issue of Being Substance Magazine.

As many of you know: Substance is a “church of churches.” We have over 100 different small groups, home churches, and fellowship opportunities that focus on every topic imaginable. We always tell people: “Church is what happens in between church services.” In fact, we go as far as to say: “If you don’t have a friend to whom you could feel comfortable confessing your darkest sins… then for all practical purposes, you’re not a member.” And it’s not that we “force” people to have this experience; rather, we simply know that it’s liberating to be a part of a family that truly has your back… that knows your darkest thoughts; yet, still loves you. (In fact, see our cover story on Armin to get inspired!) You see: The greatest statistical predictor of spiritual growth is “quantity of intimate Christian friends.” So, at Substance, we’ve always emphasized the need for small groups.

Of course, Pastor Nick kept coming up to me with a desire to “upgrade” our quarterly sub-group catalog. And when NCU journalism professor Reuben David started dreaming with us, the idea was birthed: “Let’s do a magazine… let’s highlight the amazing testimonies and events going on at Substance!” Even more ambitious, “Let’s do this entirely with volunteers!” After all, Substance is a church filled with writers and graphic designers.

Of course, our first printing is a scaled down copy of the online edition. So, don’t forget to go online & see it! (beingsubstance.com) If it wasn’t for Paul Stein and Julie Clark, we wouldn’t have succeeded; but, our hope is that we can recruit a whole new army of journalists, historians, and graphic designers to take this to the next level! So, if this sounds exciting, talk to Pastor Mark Mellen (mark@substancechurch.com).

But here’s the deal: Substance is busting at the seams. We just grew by around 400 people this month. God is clearly blessing our church. But we need leaders, volunteers, and most of all: prayer. Remember, set your cell phone alarms for Friday at 6pm. Hundreds of our members stop and pray for one another at exactly the same time. And you can join us too!

So check out our magazine (especially online), and get involved. Clearly, God is starting a movement here; but, the question is this: Do YOU want to be at the center of it? If so, join a small group, join a ministry, & get involved in our “empowerment track”. Trust me: You won’t be disappointed.

September 7, 2009 / No Comments /

Wow! Over 500 People at our new Campus!

Campus Launch Team at Northwestern

Today we officially launched a new Substance campus at Northwestern. And, thanks to God, it was a wild success. Using viral networking alone, we ended up getting over 400 new visitors at our new campus this Sunday… (And we’re not even going to do our “real promotion” of the new campus for another 4 weeks!!!!) Wow!

Obviously, we’ve been growing all through out the summer; yet, we had over 400 college students gone for summer. And we knew that, as soon as our students returned, we’d be out of seats (as Fridley High-school Theater only seats around 1400 in two services). So, having the ability to launch a new site in Northwestern’s 1300 seat multi-media auditorium was perfect.

In fact, I did a short video diary of the entire day (I.e., I videotaped my thoughts as I travelled and experienced both campuses). Check it out on youtube! www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlQhySWKu1k

Of course, our fancy new video technology almost failed us for our first service at Fridley (where I preached live); but, never fear: It was flawless for the second one (which was the one that counted). Then I went over to Northwestern to preach at the 10:30 service. Of course, Northwestern is gorgeous (& the sound & lighting system is equally amazing).

So hat’s off to all of our amazing ministry teams who made this happen. Believe it or not, we’ve involved almost 300 new people into ministry in the last couple months. And we not only expanded into Northwestern; but, if you pay close attention to Fridley, we’re upgrading both our video and our sound. So great job everyone!

Also, I just want to re-clarify our new meeting times: (So here’s the big picture).

Saturday, 5pm – Live Video Recording and cafe

Sunday, 9 & 11 am – Fridley Highschool Auditorium

Sunday, 10:30 am – Northwestern College’s Maranatha Hall

I’m actually going to be speaking live at all three locations each weekend. (The 11am at Fridley will be a mix between creative video and live). However, both the worship band and I are going to be mixing it up so that no venue feels like a “lesser” venue.

But let me warn you: The first couple weeks may be a bit chaotic. Attendance at specific services may fluctuate wildly for about a month. But, just hold on; after all, by this November, everything will level off!

So, we appreciate your patience with all of our “growth chaos.” But even more, we appreciate your volunteerism and prayers in the coming weeks.

I believe in my heart that the Twin Cities will never be the same!!!! So let’s give thanks to God. Agreed?

August 31, 2009 / No Comments /

Pics of Lights at OC recording!

Office Center Lights Well we just finished doing all of our new service times this weekend… and it all rocks. Wow. Our Saturday recording at our Operation Center was stinkin cool!

In case you didn’t know, starting this last Saturday August 1st, at 5pm, we started an event called the Saturday Night Recording at our Operation Center studio auditorium. We have so many people listening to our audio podcasts from around the country that we decided to change to full video podcasts of our messages. Keep in mind, our largest “service” could easily be our online audience. Also keep in mind, our coffee shop will also be open on Saturday nights!!!! : ) (we gave free coffees to everyone who showed up this last Saturday!)…. perhaps we’ll do it again : ) ? But when all was said and done it was AWESOME!!!! So, if you have a free Saturday, come on out and hear the message before anyone else does! (sorry, no child-care : ( we’re recording : (

But make sure you read the vision document that I linked in an earlier post! It has a lot of important information about the changes we’re making this Fall.

And remember, at Fridley, our Sunday morning services are changing to 9am and 11 am. (No more 8 am service) So if you attended 8 am, we’re asking you to “sleep in for Jesus.”
Of course, it will still be a month before we launch at Northwestern, but be praying: These are exciting times! And watch out for changes at Fridley. Because we’re unveiling our new lighting and video set up at Fridley in the coming weeks. (And it will look stinking cool!) God is Amazing!
See you there!!!

August 2, 2009 / No Comments /