Dear GH Family & Friends,
I will be leaving on Friday morning for a 9 day trip to minister in Seoul, South Korea. This is a door the Lord has opened to me and as such is an assignment that comes with the call of God upon my life. I will met at the airport by Ty Coon and Hani who are assigned to transport and travel with me. I will be ministering to leaders and students in what are called "Spiritual Coaching Schools." Here we call it a
"School of the Supernatural." Most of those present are from Presbyterian backgrounds or still in Presbyterian churches there, but they are very open, hungry, and operating in the power of the Holy Spirit. They desire to know about the gifts of the Holy Spirit, how to operate in the prophetic, and walk in the authority of the Kingdom. I look forward to being there once again to impart to them for 5 days morning to night in the classroom and around the table during meal times. I will most likely
be in one location until Noon and another in the evening. Pray that I will quickly adjust my sleep patterns to the 15 hour time difference and that I will be able to actually get some rest on the flights which can be a challenge. Pray for my family in my absence as well. We are blessed at GH to have so many capable leaders who are able to to step in and keep things moving steadily in my absence. You will be blessed by a wonderful message by Pastor Doc this coming Sunday.
I want to thank all of you who sowed into this trip this past Sunday. May God bless you and you will have a part in all that the Lord does on this trip. I also am very grateful for the prayers of all of you for me and those to whom I will minister and this is another way to partner in what God is going to do in South Korea.. I will be asking the GH family to gather around and pray for me in tonight's
service.
Wednesday nights are special at GH and much happens throughout the building. I invite you to come be a part. I love you all dearly and thank God for each of you. May we all rise up into the fullness of what God has called us to do.
Blessings,
Pastor
Eddie