For the past year Abbey and I have raised support and worked as well. This will all change this Thursday and Friday, our last days. This week reminds me of a Europe song called "The Final Countdown" you mostly likely here it nowadays played in the 4th quarter of a football game. Its a great song. (I posted a link so you can check out what real music sounds like.) After the final countdown there will be changes for Abbey and I. We will put all of our time and effort into raising support. We are excited but also a little scared at the same time. Excited because we will have plenty of time to put toward raising support and scared because of the unknown. Pray for us during the next few months as we work at raising support to labor in Brazil.
Brian
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_IKcMl_a9A
Is it a continent or a band? Its Europe!
Monday, May 24, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Decatur, Alabama
Last Sunday Abbey and I had the opportunity to visit First Bible Church in Decatur, AL. We were able to share what the Lord is doing in our lives and in Brazil in two Sunday School classes. Abbey has a friend, Leslie, that attends First Bible and she set everything up for us. She also hosted us at her parents house for lunch after church where members from the church joined us. It was a great time of letting people know what we are doing and what the Lord has done so far. We want to thank the people of First Bible for welcoming and listening as we share our hearts with you.
Brian
Thanks Leslie for all your help, We had a great time.
Brian
Thanks Leslie for all your help, We had a great time.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Help Us Out
We need more people to hear about what we are doing. We need to tell more people about what the Lord is doing in Brazil. If you are a part of a small group, Sunday school class, or small church and you think you could pull some strings for Abbey and I to come speak then don't hesitate to contact us. It could be a small group of 5 people or a Sunday school class with 60. The number doesn't matter. We are looking to get the word out to more people what the Lord is doing in Brazil and how He has called us to labor there.
Listed below are the churches we have had the opportunity to share in.
First Baptist Church, Peachtree City, GA
Briarwood Presbyterian Church, Birmingham, AL
Emmanuel Community Church, Ft. Wayne, IN
First Bible Church, Decatur, AL (May 16)
Why not add your church to the list?
Brian
404-414-1120
brianleeharper@gmail.com
Listed below are the churches we have had the opportunity to share in.
First Baptist Church, Peachtree City, GA
Briarwood Presbyterian Church, Birmingham, AL
Emmanuel Community Church, Ft. Wayne, IN
First Bible Church, Decatur, AL (May 16)
Why not add your church to the list?
Brian
404-414-1120
brianleeharper@gmail.com
Thursday, April 15, 2010
April 15
Today is the day to turn in those taxes. Time to pay Uncle Sam. This is also a reminder that all checks made out to Campus Outreach are tax-deductible.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
So you wanna go to Brazil...
The items listed below are what we have compiled so far on our part to acquire a visa from Brazil. This is just the start of it. We both already had passports, so that was easy. We had to take a trip down to the Birmingham Police Department and obtain a background check, that only took 25 minutes, record time. (really, things can take a very long time when dealing with the city of Birmingham) We both had recent resumes that just needed a little polishing and that is that. We are currently waiting for documents from the church in Belo Horizonte, and the process will continue.
1. Valid Passport
2. Background check from the city of Birmingham
3. Resume
Stay Tuned
BH
1. Valid Passport
2. Background check from the city of Birmingham
3. Resume
Stay Tuned
BH
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Same ol' Same
BH
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Half Way
We are pretty much half way through our support raising. We need 3,000 more in continuous giving and $11,500 one time and we will be able to leave for Belo Horizonte. We will also be starting the visa process. No not for a credit card but a visa that will allow us to legally enter and live in Brazil. In most countries this can be easily done but the process of applying and getting a long term visa to Brazil can take 6 months. Even if you do the proper paper work they can still deny you. It can be a little nerve racking to say the least. Pray that the visa process will be as smooth as possible. I mean who wouldn't want the Harpers living in their country? (below is a picture of a Brazilian visa)
tchau
bh
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