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who are you living for?

This weekend was jam packed! We were having an Easter carnival on saturday and a service that night, followed by 3 services on sunday.
We had been praying for 1000 people to come to services over the weekend; the Lord provided... we had 1,077!
We had also been preparing for 1000-2000 people for the Easter carnival, although final numbers will never be known, we had around 7000 people! 53 people accepted Christ! It was intense.
Did i forget to mention that we were dropping over 15,000 candy-filled eggs from a helicopter?
It was amazing to see so many people! More importantly to get to show them the love of Christ. We had games for all ages...three-legged race (there is an ambulance in the back.. a think a lady went into labor and we had a few people "pass out.")
and 7 inflatables
I was originally incharge of popcorn..until the machine broke, as the line was growing :( BUT, casey, me and steph still had a great time!

So i ask, who are you living for? There are only 2 options: God or Satan. The amazing thing is, you get to CHOOSE!
http://www.desperationchurch.tv/
I can say that it is amazing to be apart of something that is so much bigger than me, to become close to Christ and actually hear him talking to me!
I <3 you Desperation Church!

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