For 3 days, we created a program for young people to enjoy. We have sports such as basketball for boys and volleyball for girls. Every morning and night, we teach the young people on how to read and meditate on God’s word. Of course, preaching is a vital part of the entire program. Good manners and right conduct will be taught and trained to these kids. Bring your children to this camp and we believe that God will start working in their lives.

I would like to personally invite you and your young people to our 20th Baptist Youth Tent Revival Camp this coming April 2-6, 2012. This year’s theme is “Sold Out” (1 Corinthians 6:20). The speakers for this year will be Dr. Robert Barker, Pastor of Victory Baptist Church, West Virginia, U.S.A. together with his son Nathan Barker, Youth Pastor of Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, Tennessee, U.S.A.

There will be preaching, lectures, sports and games that will be enjoyed for teenagers and young adults. For the first time, we will be hosting lectures for pastors, pastors’ wives and youth pastors. Through this event, we believe that God would do something in our hearts and mind to become a sold-out Christian.

So, tick off your calendar and save the dates for this hard-to-miss event. Start preparing to consider your travel plans to come and be a part of this much-awaited youth camp. You will never regret that you came.

If you have questions please call or text us at 09485858747 or 09228243249, e-mail us at mail@bbclacarlota.com or visit our website www.bbclacarlota.com. God Bless you, and we are looking forward to see you there!

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To God be the Glory for all the results of our 20th City-Wide Tent Revival Campaign. For the last 20 years, God never fails to work on individual’s heart. This past February 19-21, we brought about 1,700 people from 35 jeepney/bus routes to our church compound here at the Bible Baptist Church, Carolina, La Carlota City.

On Friday afternoon of February 17, for the first time, we put up the (40′X60′) tent while it was pouring rain. With a cool wind that blows our tent back and forth from any direction. We thought that we cannot make it this year. We praise God because He gave us wisdom and strength to put up the tent.

On Sunday afternoon of February 19 around 3:00 p.m., the rain poured down. The water level from the canals started to rise and slowly creeping under our big tent. After 45 minutes of rain, the water underneath the tent was about 4 inches high. We started to create some small canal system to just lower the water level where the people would gather. After 20 minutes, the water started to subside. It subside faster than what we expect.

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Prepare to Greet Your Husband

You have spent most of the day away from him, so those first few minutes when he gets home are the most crucial! How you welcome your husband seems to set the tone for the rest of the evening.

First, stop what you are doing so you can greet him. Sometimes, I get so wrapped up in what I am working on that I barely give a nod of the head and a quick “Hi” when my husband walks in the door. This is easy to do when you’re busy, but resist the pattern. Give him a smile, a kiss, and a hug.

Get Rid of the Mess

Don’t let clutter be his first encounter when he walks through the door. Clutter is confusion, and God is not the author of confusion! I know my husband cannot relax until the disorder is put back in place. So, take a few minutes before your husband arrives home to de-clutter.

I try to think of it this way: I want to cover all the senses for my husband. Touch—that’s the hug and kiss. Sight—keeping the house picked up and presentable. Smell—have the house smelling clean and dinner smelling good. Taste—have dinner tasting good! Sound—put on some peaceful music and turn off the tv.

Tame the Tots

When our kids were little, I often found myself trying to get dinner ready while simultaneously keeping the kids from tearing up the house—sometimes it was just plain chaos! Getting dinner done earlier in the day by using a crock-pot or preparing a simple meal worked great for me and freed my time to settle down the children. I also tried to use the moments right before Dad came home as reading time. The kids enjoyed it; it relaxed all of us, and it sure impressed Daddy to see everyone quietly reading a book when he walked through the door! If I was running late and reading wasn’t an option, I would have the kids play a game—“who could see Daddy coming home first.” They would all line up at the window and watch for Dad. This was a help to me as well, for when they yelled, “Daddy’s home!” it gave me a quick minute to dry my hands and get ready to greet my husband.

Play Peaceful Music

Music can soothe the soul. We see an example of this truth in the lives of Saul and David. First Samuel 16:23 says, “And it came to pass, when the evil spirit from God was upon Saul, that David took an harp, and played with his hand: so Saul was refreshed….” William Gladstone said, “Music is one of the most forceful instruments for governing the mind and spirit of man.” Music is powerful and can really help in setting the spirit of the home.

Watch your words. Allow your husband to walk through the door and catch his breath before you unleash everything that happened to you that day. Don’t just throw the kids at him and say, “Your turn!”

Listen Lovingly

Listening is a great way to be supportive of your husband. Let’s be honest, we all enjoy talking about ourselves or our ideas. But if you want to make an impact, listen as your hubby speaks about his life, his goals, and his dreams. Keep your eyes focused on him while he is talking. Remember that your listening is affirmation!

Now, did this calm attitude or peaceful atmosphere take place every night at the Chappell home? I don’t think so! But I can honestly say, it is the goal for which we strive.

by Terrie Chappell

I would like to invite you to come this coming Monday, March 7, 2011. The Bible Baptist Church of La Carlota will be hosting its 19th City-Wide Tent Revival and Pastors’ & Workers’ Conference. Hundreds of pastors and workers will gather from around the country. Dr. Daniel White and Dwight Coffman will be teaching and preaching practical Biblical principles on morning and afternoon sessions for pastors and workers. On the evening service, there will be gathering of visitors from within the city.

Come, witness, and start revival from yourself!