Sunday 6 September 2009
Dear Prayer Team,
Peace be with you.
I hope you are having a great Labor Day weekend. I am sending this weekly public prayer mail ahead of our usual time, due to our journey to Chile tomorrow.
1) Thanksgivings:
a) Our visa process is well underway. The appointment last week went well, and now we go to Chile to get the actual visas.
b) Lydia has finished her time at language school.
c) Seminary class preparation is well underway.
d) Our installation at the seminary service went well on Monday.
e) We like Lima and what God is doing here.
2) Prayer requests:
a) Our trip to Chile. Monday through Wednesday.
b) For the final phase of the whole immigration paperwork process (the final phase will be applying for the official cards we carry).
c) Course preparation. Classes and mentor groups begin the week September 14. Pray for the Holy Spirit to touch the lives of the students by what we do.
d) Life in the Spirit seminar. There is a good team working with us. It is a key program for the Bishop of Peru for the Diocese. Pray for the clergy and spouses and leaders. Begins on September 26. Julie and I lead off.
e) Parish ministry. A special long term parish emphasis on healing kicks off this week. Lydia is on the first healing team. Julie and I are part of the clergy team for various ministries. Please pray for the parish, that it may grow in the Lord.
f) Julie´s ministry with the Commission on Ministry.
g) Our administrative ministries at the seminary, and the various regular meetings at the seminary and in the diocese. For the staff, budgets, and priorities of both the diocese and the seminary.
h) Our language comprehension and speaking, finances, and priorities.
Thank you for praying for us. I pray for you every day.
Shaw, and on behalf of Julie and Lydia
Lima, Peru
Disciples Making Disciples.
Discípulos Haciendo Discípulos.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Prayer from Liv Hicks
Father, Thank You for what is happening in the Mudge family and in their ministry in Peru. Bless them and encourage them. Help them to see with Your eyes, hear with Your ears, listen with Your heart, and communicate what You want communicated. Thank You that Lydia is finished with language school, and thank You for her new friends. Encourage her with Your love and show her the way she should minister. Be with Shaw and Julie in their new positions. Bless their words, cover their mistakes, continue to give them humor in their language learning and living conditions. Protect their health, direct their days. In Christ we pray. Amen
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Weekly Mudge Prayer
James 3: 1-2
Not many of you should presume to be teachers, my brothers, because you know that we who teach will be judged more strictly. We all stumble in many ways. If anyone is never at fault in what he says, he is a perfect man, able to keep his whole body in check.
Lord, very soon the Mudges will be commencing their main ministry in Peru: teaching at the seminary. Be with Father Shaw and Mother Julie as they prepare for their classes. Be with them also as they present parts of the Life in the Spirit Seminar to clergy and spouses. Be with Mother Julie as she home schools Lydia. And bless them in their administrative roles as well: Father Shaw as Academic Dean and Mother Julie as registrar. Guide them so that they are never at fault in what they say. Amen.
Not many of you should presume to be teachers, my brothers, because you know that we who teach will be judged more strictly. We all stumble in many ways. If anyone is never at fault in what he says, he is a perfect man, able to keep his whole body in check.
Lord, very soon the Mudges will be commencing their main ministry in Peru: teaching at the seminary. Be with Father Shaw and Mother Julie as they prepare for their classes. Be with them also as they present parts of the Life in the Spirit Seminar to clergy and spouses. Be with Mother Julie as she home schools Lydia. And bless them in their administrative roles as well: Father Shaw as Academic Dean and Mother Julie as registrar. Guide them so that they are never at fault in what they say. Amen.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Weekly Prayer Mail
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Peace be with you.
Here is this week's prayer mail. I have sent it out earlier than usual this week because of the installation service for us as faculty members of the seminary, tomorrow evening. I forwarded the announcement by email last week so you would be in the loop. Please pray for us. It begins 6 pm, Lima time.
Thanksgivings:
1) Lydia's birthday party went well. She is a happy girl.
2) Weather continues to improve.
3) We have begun planning our participation in our parish services and ministry.
4) This is Lydia's last week at language school. She is a happy girl.
Prayer requests:
1) Visa applications.
2) Course planning. Courses begin on September 14.
3) Language.
4) Priority and budget matters.
5) Since the last prayer mail, Julie and I have been asked to lead Life in the Spirit seminar segments on Saturday mornings, September 12 and 26. This will include 5 segments, over the two Saturdays. These segments are intended especially for clergy and their spouses of the Diocese of Peru.
6) Julie will be meeting with Bp. Godfrey to discuss Commission on Ministry matters.
7) We have an all day parish outing on Saturday to a mission in another part of the city.
8) We have a parish ministry planning meeting on Wednesday beginning about 9 am.
9) SAMS missionaries in Peru meet by Skype/in person on Tuesday at the Cathedral to coordinate schedules for 2010, at 9 am.
Thank you for praying for us. I can tell that people are praying for us, and I pray for you daily.
God bless you.
In Christ,
Shaw, and on behalf of Julie and Lydia.
Disciples Making Disciples.
Peace be with you.
Here is this week's prayer mail. I have sent it out earlier than usual this week because of the installation service for us as faculty members of the seminary, tomorrow evening. I forwarded the announcement by email last week so you would be in the loop. Please pray for us. It begins 6 pm, Lima time.
Thanksgivings:
1) Lydia's birthday party went well. She is a happy girl.
2) Weather continues to improve.
3) We have begun planning our participation in our parish services and ministry.
4) This is Lydia's last week at language school. She is a happy girl.
Prayer requests:
1) Visa applications.
2) Course planning. Courses begin on September 14.
3) Language.
4) Priority and budget matters.
5) Since the last prayer mail, Julie and I have been asked to lead Life in the Spirit seminar segments on Saturday mornings, September 12 and 26. This will include 5 segments, over the two Saturdays. These segments are intended especially for clergy and their spouses of the Diocese of Peru.
6) Julie will be meeting with Bp. Godfrey to discuss Commission on Ministry matters.
7) We have an all day parish outing on Saturday to a mission in another part of the city.
8) We have a parish ministry planning meeting on Wednesday beginning about 9 am.
9) SAMS missionaries in Peru meet by Skype/in person on Tuesday at the Cathedral to coordinate schedules for 2010, at 9 am.
Thank you for praying for us. I can tell that people are praying for us, and I pray for you daily.
God bless you.
In Christ,
Shaw, and on behalf of Julie and Lydia.
Disciples Making Disciples.
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