People always say "I can't," but one man finds many ways to say "I can." Nick Vujicic was born in Australia without arms or legs and given no medical reason for this condition. Faced with countless challenges and obstacles, he finds the strength to surmount all of the obstacles that others might just say are impossible. Nick will be at Bayside on August 30 and 31st, speaking at all five services (4:30 and 6:15 on Saturday and 8:15, 9:45 and 11:30 on Sunday) telling his story. So if you're around, come check him out and get to Bayside on Labor Day Weekend.
Although there were some amazing things presented at InterAct2 , a dessert at Bayside to celebrate 2009 and look ahead to 2010, a few stuck out with me in particular. First the highlights of 2009 … - Amazing guest speakers including: Luis Palau , Nick Vujicic , Franklin Graham , Louie Giglio and Francis Chan - More than 500 active small groups throughout the Sacramento region - Nearly 800 Jr. High , High School and College/20's at weekly events - Breakaway Summer Kids Camp sold out in April ... 2010 will offer a special needs program - Bayside Gives Back (garage sale) raised over $102,000 for 24 Sacramento region charities - Semi's were filled with food and donated items for the Salvation Army What's ahead ... - Jim Caviezel - who played Jesus in the Passion of the Christ will be speaking this weekend at Bayside - Experience Christmas at Bayside - Bayside's Christmas Eve services start on December 18th, they are amazing and you can get your free tickets begin
After a great open house with friends and family at Fort Bradley, a birthday dinner at Zocolo and watching Blind Side , I did not think the day could get much better ... but then it started to snow. Fort Bradley is looking more and more like the Bradley Lodge and is becoming a " Winter Wonderland ." Or maybe it's beginning to look a little more like Christmas .
It was a week of varied experiences. I used my Chick-Fil-A Calendar Card for an order of free fries (and also ordered a wrap and ice cream sundae ) while out to dinner with a friend, then joined my parents for the weekend at the Bradley Lodge . My dad and I got a beautiful day of skiing in at Bear Valley ... beautiful since so much snow had fallen. My mom and grandma went all out on dinner and we celebrated Peanut Butter Day with a dessert of Reese's Chips Ahoy Cookies and Reese's Peanut Butter Pie (funny part ... we had no idea it was going to be Peanut Butter Day in advance, we just already had those items and it made for a good excuse to eat them). On Sunday I met with with friends at Rolling Hills Christian Church for a night of worship and baptism and then we headed to dinner at Casa Ramos ... my plate of food was giant (I actually brought leftovers home). On Tuesday I found out it was Pancake Day and figured I should celebrate. I made a few pancakes for my room
People always say "I can't," but one man finds many ways to say "I can." Nick Vujicic was born in Australia without arms or legs and given no medical reason for this condition. Faced with countless challenges and obstacles, he finds the strength to surmount all of the obstacles that others might just say are impossible. Nick will be at Bayside on August 30 and 31st, speaking at all five services (4:30 and 6:15 on Saturday and 8:15, 9:45 and 11:30 on Sunday) telling his story. So if you're around, come check him out and get to Bayside on Labor Day Weekend.
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