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Spiritual Awakening in the Woodlands
Thirty pastors from The Woodlands, Texas, gathered for a retreat last year to repent and ask God for a spiritual awakening in their region. This meeting resulted in a miraculous move of the Holy Spirit over a 21-day period and culminated in a gathering of 700 at HopePointe Church, an Anglican Mission congregation.
Read more about the ways God is revealing Himself among His people in The Woodlands.
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Inside the Making of Blue Like Jazz the
Movie
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Most people know Steve Taylor as a Christian music icon of the '80s and '90s, but these days, he's involved in another art form as director of the film adaptation of Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller. From assembling a stellar cast to struggling with fundraising, the filmmaker has given his all to make the movie a reality-with surprising help from his church.
Find out how Steve's church helped make the film.
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Faith and Everyday Life Conversations
 As the sun begins its descent, a group from St. John's Anglican Church converges at a popular downtown restaurant in the historic district. They aren't gathering for dinner, just stimulating faith-centered conversation.
Read more about how the Rev. Kenny Benge is helping people deepen their faith amidst the mundane of everyday life.
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The River Brings Blessing to Belize
 | Caleb bonds with Juan,
student at TCA |
The Rev. Jonathan Tagg wipes sweat from his forehead onto his dirt-splotched shirt to take a breather from digging 300 feet of ditch. While snow is collecting around his church back in Blacksburg, Virginia, he warms up with a mission team in subtropical Belize, shoveling piles of dirt to protect roads from washing away in the rain around Toledo Christian Academy.
Read more about The River's connection to Belize.
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Music from the Mission
TheAM has harvested creative and original new worship sounds from our own churches around the Mission in a new project called Music from the Mission. Written and produced by members of theAM, this first volume CD entitled, Lift Up Your Hearts, is a compilation of familiar songs like "Behold the Former Things" and "Agnus Dei," first introduced at previous Winter Conferences, as well as brand new songs that premiered at Winter Conference 2011.
This first release CD of nine tracks is sure to inspire and usher in the
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presence of the Lord whether used for congregational worship, small group gatherings or during a commute in your car. Purchase Lift Up Your Hearts for $10 by calling the Anglican Mission office, 843-237-0318.
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