OVYN Network Agenda - February 20, 2017
Welcome--call to order 6:32pm
Opening Prayer
Mark Nelson – Steubenville Renewal and Testimony “Thank you everyone, born in moved to different states as a child and teen with his family to work with inner city poor- within men’s home nursing homes soup kitchens, have been mugged a few time and got around, 9th grade moved to WV and built homes, and 10th grade moved to Steubenville, where he went to Catholic Central after graduation he then went to Franciscan and began wood working with crosses in which he stayed in Steubenville manufacturing as Nelsons Fine Art, 2009 bought school and then began investing in the city, isolated themselves outside the city previously on the farm but then Teresa wanted to fix grand theater and started to go to the city council meetings and in 2011 he brought projects to the council to be fixed around the city but was rejected so he went to Bill Johnson and Johnson told him he had to make a difference in the city before state could be involve and he would have to become political involved therefore he became involved with the water and soil division to provide resources locally. “How do we have faith in our future?” Steubenville has a long history of revitalizing itself. In 1942 a book was written 12 against the underworld –the children are the future and building a place for them is what it about. Many are immigrants, many different reasons to come and bring with us standards and values, and this will be our children’s’, both the city of Steubenville and the university of Steubenville and they are what makes Steubenville exist, it shows that interaction between organizations is crucial, it encourages us to remake the city and solve the problems, full of prayer, beauty, love, the things that make us humans, all of us have to do our parts and we may ask when are they going to fix it and we are they and it is citizenship and we are missionaries, hold everyone accountable and sometimes it may be ugly or it may be creative but we’re all in it. The young generation to rebuild, many different shops, but we give it our all. “Briefly share about how you met your wife—Invited to go pray in front of an abortion clinic during the year 1987 and he went to stand to provide more time to talk to ladies before abortion to give them other options and there was light and dark and there was such an impact that he was never the same and the police were dragging people away. He usually videotaped or gave meals being underage but when he became 18 he was a part of Operation Rescue -largest peaceful demonstration in the US, launched prolife, now it’s a federal offense to stand in front, was sentenced to a year in solitary in Pittsburgh then traveled all over for prolife, officially met in the north side of Pittsburgh lock up, went to prison for another year, and became involved in jail ministry and worked with men, able to bring light. They ministered in funerals by collecting babies outs of dumpsters and to give the unborn names and show love. This is a conviction of what youth can do. He was 17 when he started, 18 when he was arrested reformed at 22. While he was charged with felonies he was not convicted of felonies.
1. All Valley Youth Rally January 29, 2017 165 attended and Liam preached. Another in April
2. Retro Night 2/25/2017 – coming up this Saturday – youth perform 80, 90, 00’s family friendly fundraiser
3. Thom Way. Urban Frontier. Tieberry Program – Employment Ministry Hand up program find jobs and provide transportation have application event this
4. Urban Mission Wednesday 3-5 then orientation and work Hockey Game- people out of work that want to work
5. AIM Update – Crisis pregnancy ministry and they give counseling and change fear and confidence – can help provide the needs and resources march 20th is the banquet (Monday)
6. Brightway Update – mentoring, character education training
7. FCA Updates. Edison 35kids, Indian Creek MS HS, SHS, Harding 55-60 kids, Toronto HS/MS, JVS, Alternative School 30kids, Hancock County (new Supt. June 30th)
8. FCS Update at EGCC Trey Freeman doesn’t have a real athlete program and since the day it started and have new faces every week as well as consistent faces, dig in the bible and getting to know the students and they are going through real life issues and struggles and to see the light in their eyes they engage and their lives change open to all people 18 – 30 don’t have to be student really dynamic, tough college and Ben is going to speak tomorrow’s meeting and will dissect in an apologetic way-reliability of scripture and the apologetics of scripture Tuesday night’s 8-9:30pm
9. Sonshine Bible Club-kids are becoming under control, split the groups and it’s much better now, the goal is to start young in Wintersville and Stanton and Richmond
10. Mom’s in Prayer- meeting Saturday at 7am, prayer calendar ohiovalleyyouthnetwork@gmail.com church service featured to pray for
11. Fisher’s Council -Selena, still in planning period in sister services and in the stuck program women’s study for character building as a Christian, Thursday 6p at Gracepoint for women bible study and community service, planning to take girls out as rewards, be around godly women, open to anyone for help community has to come together and bring the love of Jesus Selena 314-532-4073 selena.feltcher@yahoo.com
12. LAWS Movement – Memorial Celebration service and honored based on student essay about teacher impacting their lives, honored to relate to so many that connect with the village “it is easier to build strong children then to repair broken men” Frederick Douglas
13. Nate Freeman – City Reach; Prayer Burn February 24 6pm-midnight (last month 6 hours) see people of all kinds of just coming and praying worshipping and loving; prayer on the porch 5th street memorial-Labor 6pm covered dish then pray-Prayer Challenge going across all denominations to prayer for each other and put it online- God has one church we just happen to meet at different places
14. Urban Mission-taking over the city rescue mission -community prayer stations, Hungry Action, 5k walk & run 4/1/2017
IServe. For youth and adults. Projects ready to do as soon as volunteers arrive. Next IServe first Saturday in May. (May 6, 2017 9am-3pm)
15. Dirty Vagabonds- no representative for updates
16. Gracepoint-no representatives
17. Plugged in - Bill Westling pastor
18. STRONG – Going to schools now – Kalahari Trip – couldn’t make it
19. Coffee House Ministry Steubenville Ben Miller. Rugged Joe’s went to Guatemala; might go back for month long internship at one of the top 10 coffee shops Facebook page – Rugged Joe’s in Wintersville Ohio and hopping to sell some coffee and have coffee ministry supplier from Guatemala to church within a week-more info to come
20. Liam McAfoose going on a mission Trip to Pittsburgh – had to work
ONCE AREOUND THE TABLE
Rev Toni – Hannah’s house of grace, women out of jail to the house contact with Judge Miller contact mental health evaluate girl and assessments -3bedroom home; having mother daughter style show 4-8 at ywca $12
Bobby Westfall– Bay Six Project, goal is to partner with churches and outreach events downtown Mingo was a strip club and turned into a community parlor play board and video games not tied to one church have kids and young adults that don’t feel wanted and then connect with a church, disciple with them love them where they’re at business cards March 25th – hip hop night artist from Columbus Christian rapper and open mic night – rustic junction a way to fundraise
Tony – Hunter fell off the car at JVS not doing well at children’s hospital
NEXT MEETING MARCH 12, 2017 AT FIRST WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN BOARD ROOM
Welcome--call to order 6:32pm
Opening Prayer
Mark Nelson – Steubenville Renewal and Testimony “Thank you everyone, born in moved to different states as a child and teen with his family to work with inner city poor- within men’s home nursing homes soup kitchens, have been mugged a few time and got around, 9th grade moved to WV and built homes, and 10th grade moved to Steubenville, where he went to Catholic Central after graduation he then went to Franciscan and began wood working with crosses in which he stayed in Steubenville manufacturing as Nelsons Fine Art, 2009 bought school and then began investing in the city, isolated themselves outside the city previously on the farm but then Teresa wanted to fix grand theater and started to go to the city council meetings and in 2011 he brought projects to the council to be fixed around the city but was rejected so he went to Bill Johnson and Johnson told him he had to make a difference in the city before state could be involve and he would have to become political involved therefore he became involved with the water and soil division to provide resources locally. “How do we have faith in our future?” Steubenville has a long history of revitalizing itself. In 1942 a book was written 12 against the underworld –the children are the future and building a place for them is what it about. Many are immigrants, many different reasons to come and bring with us standards and values, and this will be our children’s’, both the city of Steubenville and the university of Steubenville and they are what makes Steubenville exist, it shows that interaction between organizations is crucial, it encourages us to remake the city and solve the problems, full of prayer, beauty, love, the things that make us humans, all of us have to do our parts and we may ask when are they going to fix it and we are they and it is citizenship and we are missionaries, hold everyone accountable and sometimes it may be ugly or it may be creative but we’re all in it. The young generation to rebuild, many different shops, but we give it our all. “Briefly share about how you met your wife—Invited to go pray in front of an abortion clinic during the year 1987 and he went to stand to provide more time to talk to ladies before abortion to give them other options and there was light and dark and there was such an impact that he was never the same and the police were dragging people away. He usually videotaped or gave meals being underage but when he became 18 he was a part of Operation Rescue -largest peaceful demonstration in the US, launched prolife, now it’s a federal offense to stand in front, was sentenced to a year in solitary in Pittsburgh then traveled all over for prolife, officially met in the north side of Pittsburgh lock up, went to prison for another year, and became involved in jail ministry and worked with men, able to bring light. They ministered in funerals by collecting babies outs of dumpsters and to give the unborn names and show love. This is a conviction of what youth can do. He was 17 when he started, 18 when he was arrested reformed at 22. While he was charged with felonies he was not convicted of felonies.
1. All Valley Youth Rally January 29, 2017 165 attended and Liam preached. Another in April
2. Retro Night 2/25/2017 – coming up this Saturday – youth perform 80, 90, 00’s family friendly fundraiser
3. Thom Way. Urban Frontier. Tieberry Program – Employment Ministry Hand up program find jobs and provide transportation have application event this
4. Urban Mission Wednesday 3-5 then orientation and work Hockey Game- people out of work that want to work
5. AIM Update – Crisis pregnancy ministry and they give counseling and change fear and confidence – can help provide the needs and resources march 20th is the banquet (Monday)
6. Brightway Update – mentoring, character education training
7. FCA Updates. Edison 35kids, Indian Creek MS HS, SHS, Harding 55-60 kids, Toronto HS/MS, JVS, Alternative School 30kids, Hancock County (new Supt. June 30th)
8. FCS Update at EGCC Trey Freeman doesn’t have a real athlete program and since the day it started and have new faces every week as well as consistent faces, dig in the bible and getting to know the students and they are going through real life issues and struggles and to see the light in their eyes they engage and their lives change open to all people 18 – 30 don’t have to be student really dynamic, tough college and Ben is going to speak tomorrow’s meeting and will dissect in an apologetic way-reliability of scripture and the apologetics of scripture Tuesday night’s 8-9:30pm
9. Sonshine Bible Club-kids are becoming under control, split the groups and it’s much better now, the goal is to start young in Wintersville and Stanton and Richmond
10. Mom’s in Prayer- meeting Saturday at 7am, prayer calendar ohiovalleyyouthnetwork@gmail.com church service featured to pray for
11. Fisher’s Council -Selena, still in planning period in sister services and in the stuck program women’s study for character building as a Christian, Thursday 6p at Gracepoint for women bible study and community service, planning to take girls out as rewards, be around godly women, open to anyone for help community has to come together and bring the love of Jesus Selena 314-532-4073 selena.feltcher@yahoo.com
12. LAWS Movement – Memorial Celebration service and honored based on student essay about teacher impacting their lives, honored to relate to so many that connect with the village “it is easier to build strong children then to repair broken men” Frederick Douglas
13. Nate Freeman – City Reach; Prayer Burn February 24 6pm-midnight (last month 6 hours) see people of all kinds of just coming and praying worshipping and loving; prayer on the porch 5th street memorial-Labor 6pm covered dish then pray-Prayer Challenge going across all denominations to prayer for each other and put it online- God has one church we just happen to meet at different places
14. Urban Mission-taking over the city rescue mission -community prayer stations, Hungry Action, 5k walk & run 4/1/2017
IServe. For youth and adults. Projects ready to do as soon as volunteers arrive. Next IServe first Saturday in May. (May 6, 2017 9am-3pm)
15. Dirty Vagabonds- no representative for updates
16. Gracepoint-no representatives
17. Plugged in - Bill Westling pastor
18. STRONG – Going to schools now – Kalahari Trip – couldn’t make it
19. Coffee House Ministry Steubenville Ben Miller. Rugged Joe’s went to Guatemala; might go back for month long internship at one of the top 10 coffee shops Facebook page – Rugged Joe’s in Wintersville Ohio and hopping to sell some coffee and have coffee ministry supplier from Guatemala to church within a week-more info to come
20. Liam McAfoose going on a mission Trip to Pittsburgh – had to work
ONCE AREOUND THE TABLE
Rev Toni – Hannah’s house of grace, women out of jail to the house contact with Judge Miller contact mental health evaluate girl and assessments -3bedroom home; having mother daughter style show 4-8 at ywca $12
Bobby Westfall– Bay Six Project, goal is to partner with churches and outreach events downtown Mingo was a strip club and turned into a community parlor play board and video games not tied to one church have kids and young adults that don’t feel wanted and then connect with a church, disciple with them love them where they’re at business cards March 25th – hip hop night artist from Columbus Christian rapper and open mic night – rustic junction a way to fundraise
Tony – Hunter fell off the car at JVS not doing well at children’s hospital
NEXT MEETING MARCH 12, 2017 AT FIRST WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN BOARD ROOM
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