| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Women's World Day of Prayer Service at KMC | 02/03/2012 - 1:30pm |
| Mens Breakfast at various locations | 11/03/2012 - 8:30am |
| KMC AGM | 26/03/2012 - 7:30pm |
| Christian Aid Week 2012 | 13/05/2012 - 12:01am |
Personal Testimony arising from a visit to ECG
By Clara
Having been to ECG in 2008, I knew what to expect when I went again in 2009. However, I certainly didn’t expect the life-changing experience I had whilst there.
It was the Wednesday night of the week and I was listening to a speaker in the Main Arena, Gavin Calver, and I was truly moved. I sat there, quite calmly at first, listening to what he was saying about how important God was in his life. Suddenly I felt myself welling up inside and before I knew it I was in tears. Never have I felt such powerful emotion. I was suddenly aware of just how much God loved me and how much I didn’t deserve his love. My mind had a complete revelation, and I realised how much in the past year I had put myself before God and how much I had pushed him out of my life.
For the past year I had been coming to church every Sunday, and coming to youth group and youth band every week, but it felt as if I hadn’t really been there. I felt as if I had been leading some sort of double life – being passionate about God when in church and at youth group and band, but being unaware of God outside of these situations. I felt as if, whilst I had been at college and with my friends outside of church, I had been setting aside my faith, and I knew that these people wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between someone who wasn’t a Christian and me. And I knew instantly that this was wrong. People should be able to see the difference in your life, and be able to tell that God is working through it. I knew that I had been not speaking openly about my faith, afraid to show my passion for God, afraid of people’s judgement, afraid that I wouldn’t be accepted. But whilst sitting there, it hit me, the only judgement I should be worried about is God’s. It was at that moment when Ruth came over to me, laid a hand on my shoulder and spoke into my ear, “God says he doesn’t judge you, Clara” – and I knew from that moment that I was not worthy of God’s love, and all I wanted to do was to devote myself eternally to praising God’s name, to tell everyone I could about how amazing God’s love really is.
During the course of the night, I had several people pray for me, and quite a few of them told me that they believed God has a plan for me. And although I didn’t know what God had planned for me overall, I knew that, for now, the best I can do for God is to tell everyone in my life who doesn’t know him all about his awesome love, and the awesome impact he can have in your life.
I now truly do want to live solely for God.

