The End of Our Beginning

Already, I really miss being at Celebration. The whole thing, waking up and seeing my friends all day, digging into God's word every morning, and serving all the time. Most of all, I miss getting up and seeing the people that I could sit and serve with and talk about God with. Why couldn't we have camp everyday? By thursday night in Tallahassee, I got really scared. Friday we'd be leaving for Oviedo, where we'd have our normal lives again. Some of us would leave for the summer, some of us would stay at home on Facebook all day, and all of us would eventually go to High School in the fall, where we would probably lose touch. So we decided that we'd start a blog. For accountability and sharing what we have learned and done. So this is how it goes:

Sharing- Everything you learn, anything you do for God or that made you think or something you're going through that needs prayer, tell us. We're sisters now and we need to share our lives with each other.

Accountability- Everyone needs to share at least once a week. If you are still sharing, but you see someone else isn't, get ahold of them. Call them, text them, email them, facebook them, find them and talk to them in person, and always pray for them.
$1 A Week System- Every week, we'll decide on a worship song to all buy on iTunes. Listen to the song at least once a day and meditate on it. If something about the song pops out, share it.

Include the Guys- We can't forget that we have guys in our e-core family too. And although some issues you may share on this page they don't need to be notified about, we still need to have God-based conversations with them. So if you have a question or you want to see a guys opinion on a previous converstation, then notify the guys. And they can share some too.

I hope we can keep our 'camp fire' alive by communicating on this blog (and also, in person whenever possible) and that we'll be honest and open with each other and God. Tallahassee was really the end of the beginning for all of us if you think about it. We are just entering High School this fall. After 4 years of that we will have college, and then we will have our entire adult life to live. And if we live the rest of our lives with the love for God and others we had during Tally '10, there's no doubt that we will make a difference in our lives.