Global Day of Prayer
A full day of meetings. Talked with Theo Aerts of Highway Media about publishing several books (including a few titles I'm working on myself). The team of Transformations.NL met to refocus for this year. Joop Gankema of Opwekking joined us to discuss the details of the upcoming Global Day of Prayer. On Pentecost Sunday we will have 40.000 people worship and pray in the open air, while worldwide some 100 million will join in. Should be fun.
BTW, we compiled a video cd about what God is doing worldwide in the prayer movement. It's free for people who send a donation for our ministry this month. Check out the Dutch information. English info will come soon.

LEGO is great stuff. This weekend we built a fast train track in our living room. David is the engineer, Peter operates the trains. The art is to build it in such a way that the trains make real speed, but don't crash out of the track.
Today I met up with one of our contacts who carries a vision for a prayer/retreat/training centre in the Netherlands. It was good to share hearts and ideas. Over the past few years we've visited and come alongside several similar projects, and we found that it's quite important to stick to the vision God has given. It's easy to let the vision be compromised or sidetracked by people or money. But then we miss out on God's best - his grace, anointing and provision.
The people at AdvisorTeam gave out their
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A few examples: at Saint Nicholas she went to a mosque to put presents in the shoes of the muslims while they were praying. In Amsterdam she put up boxes where rich people could put money in, and poor people take money out (where have I heard this
