A Certain Woman in Eastern Europe

This first photo is of the silent march up Church St passing over I40 to enter into Titan Stadium, LP Field, Nashville on 7-7-07. The next shot is inside the stadium. The catalyst of the event, Lou Engle is pictured here leading in a prayer of repentance and Sen Sam Brownback is in the plaid shirt.

The Alamo and the River Walk

Well, I am still on the "Mission America" Summer Tour and I want you to know that God is a great tour director. This is the way the river has been flowing and I am loving the ride!! July 3 to 7-7-07 - Nashville, TN and drove through, Tennessee, Illinois and Iowa to arrive July 8 to 16 - Davenport, Iowa July 16 - St. Louis, MO . Toured the city and had a lovely dinner with a view of the Arch July 16 + 17 - train to San Antonio, TX. Amtrak was fun but shares the tracks so hours late. July 18-20 - Killeen, TX home of Fort Hood, dinner in Austin and back to San Antonio July 25 - train back to Davenport, Iowa August 1 - Phoenix, AZ August 8 - San Francisco, CA August 8-11 Golden Gate Park Final concert, prayer and praise event of the Summer of Real Love Tour August 12 - Anchorage, Ak and I haven't had to sleep in a tent yet! But I have been bitten by mosquitoes, gotten sunburned and slept on the floor (once) .... But most of it has been 5 star!!

The "Call" was an experience of a lifetime. More than 70,000 people gathered to worship and pray at LP field in Nashville om 7-7-07. The event started by 8am with thousands of people on a silent march into the stadium. Worship began spontaniously hours before the 10 am start. Despite the heat, most stayed until late. Many were fasting and lines to the water cooler were blocks long but the facility was really great. Near the end of the evening, 300 shofars were blown and an amazing sound of trumpets and drums and worship broke through the heavenlies. We left feeling sure that God was pleased with all the worship, repentance and prayers that were offered to Him. The prayer meeting on Friday that was held for the prayer meeting on Saturday was also great. Dutch Sheets, Lou Engel, Cindy Jacobs and Mike Bickel were all there but it was the thousands upon thousands of regular folks from all walks of life and from most every state, and every denomination who made the difference. To