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. . . And They Ministered Unto Us. Above: At Bloomington AlG Sue Connolly takes time to answer questions. Below: Gabriel Bellamy ministers at Peace Tabernacle AlG in music. by Jeff Anderson As a deaf person, my involvement in a church is dif- ferent from that of hearing people. Deaf people take part in what is referred to as the 'visual worshipi in our services. We receive the Gospel in our original language, which enables us to feel comfortable in this setting. We are more free to express ourselves, or be vulnerable in our relationships with God, and people. I would like to share this example with you, and I believe it will be helpful for the reader to gain a better understand- ing. In a Deaf church service we are not able to hear someone when they speak in tongues, or give the interpretation. So, when someone in the congregation gives a message in tongues, the worship leader, or pastor depend on the Holy Spirit, and when they realize that someone is giving a message in tongues they inform the congregation of that fact. Then, someone steps out in faith, responding to the Lord, they will go to the front of the sanctuary and share On sign languagel what the Lord speaks to their heart. We praise the Lord that He works and moves in us by His Spirit! sNAFONDlCS-n. Exercising to a Workout album at l6 RPM. Local Church-25
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KEY' WORD: Involvement w ABOVE: Cheri Albin works with the four-year olds at Bloomington. Below: Karen Fairclough ministers in song at Praise Assem- bly. 24-Student Life Above: Praise and Worship is a vital part of involvement. by Colleen Paddock INVOLVEMENT of students in a local church setting is very important. It is here that one begins to appiy the acquired training in practical experience. I personaiiy chose to be a part of a small church on the north side 9f Minneapolis. Northside Assembly of God is a recently new church that was pioneered approximately five years ago. Its primary goal is to reach out to the north part of Mpis. with the message of Jesus Christ. I have found that within a small church there are many opportunities to ministsr. Helping out with the music ministry was one of the ways that l was able to involve myself with the church. The importance of faithful attendance, consistency, and n volvement can not be underestimated as it especially brings encouragement to a church whose members are few.
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Brett Pierce works at the school's local hangout. the Beach Club. ABOVE: Barry Valentine and Pete Zanoni are car valets at Normandy Inn. Geoff Kroll is a fruit valet at Rainbow Foods. 26-Student Life
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