Now about brotherly love we do not need to write to you, for you yourselves have been taught by God how to love each other.
-1 Thessalonians 4:9
Another monthly update!
I don't know about other colleges, but after Thanksgiving break Siena is drained. Despite that, Siena College kids have a ton of Good stuff going on!
We recently partook in Campus Sustainability Day, a student-run event where environmental government branches and eco-friendly companies came to preach the idea of being sustainable! It was a huge hit. TOMS shoes set up a booth, and we had a good amount of kids (including those from Real Life Fellowship--thanks guys!) come to visit. Getting the word out there about TOMS, and about being ethical in general, was incredible.
We also recently indulged and went out to Buca di Beppos along with RPI students from Real Life Fellowship (Campus Crusade Bible studies).
Most importantly, Christ has been affecting our hearts. Through engaging in media and mediums such as "when God writes your love story," "Irresistible Revolution," "The Shack," as well as other Christian literature; through listening to Christian bands such as Switchfoot, Deas Vail, Relient K, Future of Forestry, and Jason Waller (if you couldn't tell from the titles of the blogs!); as well as studying the ethics of secular TV shows such as "glee;" Siena Christians have been changed. Christ recently has put it on our hearts to start to change our lives completely. We now ask ourselves the reason for us being at school. Some of us have found that maybe Christ does not want us here, but elsewhere in the world, making a difference in some other way. We have also taken the time to start evaluating our Bible study. More to come of that later....
What we took part in over Thanksgiving break!
-Prepared lunches at the Capital City Rescue Mission
-Gathered for fellowship around the capital district
-Regrouping in the Word
-Equinox Trips
-Feeding the hungry in Massachusetts
-Spending time with family (blood related, or Blood related)
-And of course...keeping one another in prayer!
Unto the upright, there arises light in the darkness; He is gracious, and full of compassion, and righteous.
-Psalm 112:4
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