Archive for the ‘Two Rivers - Becoming’ Category

let it begin with me?

By Jessica • May 1st, 2007 • Category: Deep Calling to Deep, Porch & Altar, Two Rivers - Becoming

Porch and Altar
by: Jessica McClure
“For the time has come for judgment to begin with the household of God; and if it begins with us first, what will the outcome be for those who do not obey the gospel of God?”   1 Peter 4:17

Wow.  Reading this passage of scripture is not an easy thing for me.  […]



Call to Cairo

By Webmaster • Jan 24th, 2007 • Category: About Cairo, Powerful God In A Place Called Hopeless, They See Dry Bones - We See An Army, Two Rivers - Becoming

On a regular basis, we learn of God placing Cairo on the hearts of random people, or even of God moving people to Cairo. We have a connection with no less than a dozen people that have moved to Cairo in the last 4 years specifically because they beleive God told them too and we […]



We applied to Extreme Makeover!

By Webmaster • Jan 11th, 2007 • Category: About Cairo, Noteworthy News, Two Rivers - Becoming

Yes it’s true.  We found out from the Director of Sidez that NBC was looking at hosting a new network series - Extreme Makeover for community centers so we decided to throw our name into the hat and see what happens.  Here’s what they were looking for:
We’re looking for organizations with unique, uplifting stories whose […]



Yieldedness = Fruitfulness

By Kristy Tillman • Jul 3rd, 2006 • Category: Everyday Life, Powerful God In A Place Called Hopeless, They See Dry Bones - We See An Army, Two Rivers - Becoming

My fruitfulness depends not on my ability and strength, but on my willingness to yield and be obedient to the direction of the One who is truly able to accomplish all things. This thought came as I was pondering through the way God accomplishes His purposes - especially in light of how God moved yesterday.  […]



Porch & Altar - February 10, 2006

By Webmaster • Feb 10th, 2006 • Category: Porch & Altar, Two Rivers - Becoming

By Stacy Ciha
As I was growing up in the city of Green Bay, Wisconsin I naturally as most children do, wanted to do the opposite of my family. My dad grew up on a farm near a small town in Northeast Wisconsin. Therefore, I would say repeatedly that I would never live in a small […]



Porch & Altar - February 2, 2006

By Webmaster • Feb 2nd, 2006 • Category: Porch & Altar, Two Rivers - Becoming

By Heather Amundsen
I once heard a public speaker ask the question, “What is the vision for your heart?”  Sure, a lot of people have career goals, financial goals, standards of success, and places they would rather live, but what is the vision of your heart? 
Do you have a plan, for example, for how much joy, […]



Porch & Altar - January 17, 2006

By Webmaster • Jan 17th, 2006 • Category: Porch & Altar, Two Rivers - Becoming

By Sara Rust
 
You are about to earn a bachelor’s degree from a prestigious college, already possess a job resume including work at some of the nation’s top commercial editing companies, and grew up traveling the world, what are you going to do after you graduate?  Move to Cairo, Illinois, of course.  What may seem as […]



God’s Secret

By Kristy Tillman • May 15th, 2005 • Category: Everyday Life, Two Rivers - Becoming

When I moved to Cairo I didn’t have a big vision or anything. Here was my plan.

Live in Cairo.
Get to know my neighbors.
Pray.
Do a cookie ministry from my front porch to get to know the kids in the neighborhood.

There it was - Kristy’s ministry plan for Cairo - prayer & cookies.
As I just wrote that […]



A Time For Everything

By Kristy Tillman • May 14th, 2005 • Category: Two Rivers - Becoming

It was time - I knew it was time - but I didn’t know what I was supposed to be doing.
September 2000 God called me to 30 days of intercessory prayer. Every night I went to my church sanctuary and prayed. Sometimes for an hour, sometimes for 5 or 6 hours. 30 days turned […]



In The Beginning

By Kristy Tillman • May 14th, 2005 • Category: Two Rivers - Becoming

It’s hard to know where to start.
You see the story of Two Rivers is in part, my story. And yet, it is so much bigger than me. It’s God’s story, and how He has been so gracious to let me (and a whole bunch of other people) be a part of what He is doing […]