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Our recent issues with off campus access should be resolved now. Please contact the on call librarian if you experience any problems.
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The UT Health Science Center librarians are preparing an update for Off Campus Login, the service that provides users with access to electronic resources via the library's home page. This update will ensure that the service can take advantage of future security updates and allow the library to provide continued support and access for off campus users.
The update is scheduled to go live the morning of Tuesday, June 2, 2015. Service downtime is not anticipated for off campus users. However, with all updates of this nature, there is a slight risk that some users may experience temporary intermittent connectivity issues to library electronic resources. As always, UTHSCSA VPN is available as an alternative option for accessing the library's electronic resources from off campus.
If you experience extended periods of interruption on or after this update, please don't hesitate to contact library staff at email@example.com and we will be happy to assist you.
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On an annual basis, librarians review current journal subscriptions to assure that titles are continuing to be used and are meeting the needs of the Health Science Center community. This annual review of journals allows the library to stay within budget while freeing some funds to add new titles requested by faculty and students. Below is our tentative journal cancellation list for 2016. The titles on this list have low usage (less than 100 uses during the year), no usage, or the publisher could not provide use statistics. Because some publishers are not able to provide use statistics, librarians are particularly interested in feedback on titles that appear to have no use.
Librarians used 2014 cost/use as a baseline because it is the last full calendar year of usage statistics we could gather.
Cancellations are not made lightly; librarians look at many factors and also take into consideration comments from faculty, staff, and students. If any of the titles suggested for cancellation are needed, send your comments to John Weed, Head of Collection Resources, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
For titles not owned by the library or that may be cancelled, interlibrary loan is available to obtain articles or books from lending libraries around the country.
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Faculty, staff, and students now have the ability to access the following Quintessence journals, on and off-campus:
If you have any questions regarding access, please contact Dana Whitmire, Electronic Resources/Serials Librarian at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Rajia Tobia, Executive Director of Libraries, has announced her retirement effective January 8, 2016. Rajia has been employed in various capacities in the library for over 35 years. She began working at the UT Health Science Center in 1980 as the librarian for the Robert B. Green branch library and in 1984 became the Assistant Library Director for Public Services. In 1998, she became Associate Library Director for Collection Development during the time when the library began migrating its print collection to online formats. In 2008, she assumed the role of Executive Director of Libraries.
During her career, Rajia has been instrumental in developing the library's electronic collections of journals, books, and databases and has worked with several library consortia to increase the buying power of academic libraries by working cooperatively on acquisitions of electronic content. She has been active in developing outreach services for the South Texas region, helping to establish library services at the Regional Academic Health Center in Harlingen and the library at the Laredo Regional Campus. Most recently she assisted with developing library services for the new UTRGV School of Medicine.
Over the years, Rajia worked on a number of projects funded by the National Library of Medicine and the National Network of Libraries of Medicine, South Central Region to improve access to health information by health professionals and the citizens of south Texas. In partnership with the Center for Medical Humanities & Ethics, Rajia has been a strong advocate of the One Community One Book program. This program has introduced the campus and community to books such as Mountains Beyond Mountains, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Final Exam: A Surgeon's Reflections on Mortality, Barefoot Heart, and most recently Redeployment, winner of the 2014 National Book Award for Fiction.
Rajia has been active as a member of the Association of Academic Health Sciences Libraries (AAHSL), the Medical Library Association and its regional chapter as well as with the South Central Academic Medical Libraries (SCAMeL) consortium. Rajia is a distinguished member of the Academy of Health Information Professionals (AHIP). The Academy of Master Teachers honored Rajia for her 35 years of service to the university during the Second Annual Faculty Showcase of Innovations on October 30.
Rajia began her career as a health sciences librarian at the University of South Alabama Biomedical Library in Mobile, AL where she met and married her late husband, Danny Jones, who was also a health sciences librarian. She received her master's degree in Library Science from the University of Michigan and her bachelor's degree from Michigan State University. Her retirement plans include herding her three cats, gardening and home repairs, Jazzercise at hours other than 5:30 a.m., managing a book club, enjoying live music, volunteer work, and travel.
A search committee chaired by LeKeisha Johnson, Director of Student Life, is conducting a national search for Senior Director of Libraries.
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This year was the 25th Anniversary of the San Fernando Health & Safety Fair. The fair offers health screening to individuals in the community who have no insurance or are under insured. Over 400 volunteer doctors, nurses, health specialists, community volunteers and students provide the screening services.
Briscoe Library staff Patrick Lemelle and Peg Seger teamed up again this year on October 3rd to provide an exhibit table at the fair featuring reliable consumer health information from the National Library of Medicine.
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ScienceDirect will be offline for maintenance for approximately 4.5 hours starting at 05:00 PM on Saturday, 1 August.
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Students at the UT Health Science Center have never been shy about letting us know what they need to improve their experiences in the library. When possible, we do our best to "make it so!"
Every group study room has a whiteboard. The study rooms on the 5th floor have whiteboards that cover two-thirds of one wall, providing a large writing area. Often, we find them covered with equations or diagrams that are so impressive that our staff are reluctant to wipe them down. Since the number of group study rooms is limited, students asked for portable whiteboards that they can use in the open seating areas. After consulting with members of the Student Government Association, we have purchased large rolling whiteboards for the 3rd and 5th floors.
Erasers are magnetically attached to the boards and students can help themselves to markers from the bucket that resides at the Circulation Desk. We just ask that students return the markers so others can use them.
When we migrated to a self-service group study room reservation system, the response was overwhelmingly positive. Students were able to log in and reserve rooms for up to 4 hours at a time without having to call or stop at a service desk to request a reservation. However, everyone did not honor the reservations and we often received complaints that people were occupying rooms that had been reserved by other groups. We investigated ways to make it easier to find non-reserved rooms and then reserve them on the spot using a mobile device. This screen, located across from the entrance on the 3rd floor, shows up-to-the-minute availability and provides a scan code for quick access to the reservation system.
These improvements are a collaborative effort between staff from the Library Services, Administration and Library Technology divisions. We look forward to receiving suggestions for ways to assist in the success of our students.
Jonquil Feldman
Director, Library and Outreach Services
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In honor of AIDS Awareness Week, Gregory Anstead, M.D., Ph.D. will present Suffering and Progress: A History of the HIV Epidemic in the United States on December 3, 2015 at 12 Noon in the Howe Conference Room on the 5th floor of the Briscoe Library. This lecture is also being held in conjunction with the National Library of Medicine traveling exhibition, Surviving and Thriving: AIDS, Politics, and Culture, which will be on display on the 3rd floor of the Briscoe Library from October 26, 2015 – December 5, 2015.
Dr. Anstead is an Associate Professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases in the School of Medicine and Director of the Immunosuppression and Infectious Diseases Clinics at the South Texas Veterans Health Care System. He has previously delivered noontime lectures on historical developments in Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy and West Nile Virus Encephalitis.
The event is free and open to everyone. Please, bring your lunch and join us for dessert!
For more information, contact Lisa Matye Finnie, Special Collections Librarian, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 210-567-2406.
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Online and Blended Learning and the Briscoe Library have teamed up to host the TEDMED 2015 live streaming event for the UT Health Science Center San Antonio. TEDMED is a "global community dedicated to unlocking imagination in service of health and medicine."
The event will be held from November 18 – 20 and will feature live simulcasts from the Palm Springs, CA. For more information about the event, please visit the TEDMED site.
TEDMED has announced all of the speakers and co-hosts for the nine sessions planned over the course of three days. Each session revolves around a theme ranging from recognizing the limit of our knowledge to science/health trends. For more information about all of the nine sessions including speaker bios, please visit TEDMED Sessions.
|Session Number
|Session 1
|Wed., Nov. 18
|8:00 – 10:00am
|Human Explorations
|Session 2
|Thu., Nov. 19
|10:30am – 12:00pm
|Mind Matters
|Session 3
|Thu., Nov. 19
|1:00 – 2:30pm
|Catalyzing Great Science
|Session 4
|Thu., Nov. 19
|4:45 – 6:30pm
|Back to Basics
|Session 5
|Thu., Nov. 19
|7:30 – 9:00pm
|Food Fix
|Session 6
|Fri., Nov. 20
|10:30am – 12:00pm
|Session 7
|Fri., Nov. 20
|1:00 – 2:30pm
|Who Cares for Health Care?
|Session 8
|Fri., Nov. 20
|4:30 – 6:00pm
|Out There
All sessions will be streamed in the 21st Century Classroom, Dental Building room 4.476.2T on the 4th floor. Drop in viewing is encouraged.
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Helen Nichols is trapped in a web of deceit. When the love of her life, Duke Trent "North" Kent arrives in her town after an accident and doesn't remember who he is, Helen desires to keep him in the dark. After all, he just might fall in love with her, if he isn't bound by his social standings as a duke. North believes he is a Scottish pastor named Hamish Campbell, yet he can't help but feel something is wrong. He can't write a sermon. He certainly can't preach! He remembers aristocratic nuances better than how to outline his Sunday message. And, most vexing of all, why has he not pursued the lovely Helen before now? Will North remember who he is? Can Helen give up the lie in order to find true love? Or must their affection be sacrificed for the sake of protocol?
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Humanity's grubby footprints are all over the planet, indiscriminately exploiting resources like there's no tomorrow.
OPINION: And there may not be a tomorrow if we keep on this way.
Here at the bottom of the world in our own little paradise, we look around, see the green hills and sparkling waters and smugly proclaim that we're not like those wastrels in other countries.
That may be true, but we're not perfect. And those wastrels are keen to impose on us the high-minded views they can't get their own citizens to maintain.
For example, we've had to fight off such ill-thought concepts as food miles - the mistaken idea that because a country is far away it uses more energy than others closer to export its goods.
New Zealand is able to prove its production and transport systems are more energy-efficient than the countries it exports to.
But the idea behind food miles has not gone away. The save the planet movement has taken hold in the northern hemisphere.
Key supermarket chains in our high-value British and European markets have taken upon themselves to be the shopper's conscience.
They have worked out the energy use of each product on their shelves and applied a carbon footprint to it. A water footprint - the amount of water used to grow the food - is not far behind. Now, there's talk of a nitrogen footprint.
Until now, these footprints haven't worried us unduly. We can prove our carbon footprint is negligible and, since we are blessed with copious quantities of fresh water, we can afford to have a big water footprint. But nitrogen? We're in trouble here.
A Swedish report looking at 61 countries has New Zealand as the second-biggest per-capita emitter of nitrogen, behind Luxembourg.
The purpose of the report is to show each country's contribution to planetary deterioration and follows news that we have broken through our planetary boundaries in three areas: biodiversity loss, the nitrogen cycle and climate change.
The boundaries are defined as "a planetary tipping point, beyond which the planet and its ecosystems might enter new states, some of which are likely to be less hospitable to our current societies".
The Swedes have looked at national contributions in four areas: climate change, the nitrogen cycle, freshwater use and land use change.
Few countries keep within their climate-change limits and, as we're in the middle of the pack, we're not likely to be picked on.
On freshwater, we're well within our exorbitant limits and, with our low population, pressure to change land use is not high.
Nitrogen emission is where we come unstuck. Clearly, our increasingly intensive dairying has inflated the figures.
We're doing something about it, but it takes decades to see a result.
It may even get worse before it gets better.
A nitrogen footprint on dairy food products would not be helpful, to say the least.
Meat and fruit need not worry so much, but then for meat, a phosphate footprint would be just as awful.
As concern for the state of the planet grows, don't be surprised to see more footprints. I am sure the organic movement would like to see them for herbicides, drenches and animal medicines.
According to the Swedish figures, the British and Europeans are a lot worse than us on everything except the nitrogen cycle.
So does any of this environmental posturing by such countries affect our trading prospects?
Surveys of shoppers in Britain seem to indicate that it doesn't. Price is still the most important factor to them when buying food.
But New Zealand is positioning itself at the top of the quality food market. A key proportion of our food exports, particularly meat, fruit and some dairy products, is aimed at high earners and, for them, price is not as important as knowing that the food has been efficiently produced by people with a light touch on the environment.
We'd be mad to admit publicly that one of the grubby footprints on the planet belongs to us. Our promotions should continue to highlight our high standard of animal welfare and this country's natural beauty.
But in the offices of the people who are deciding whether to create a new footprint label - for nitrogen pollution, or whatever - we should be arguing our case.
We're working hard to clean up our waterways, harder than any other country, I'd wager.
If we don't, it will be the food miles disaster all over again. We'll be reduced to fighting a rearguard action in the media.
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Now there are some really cool people that visit fark, and they know who they are, for their protection (because you see, if the fark lords know they 'talk' to me, they might get blacklisted too) I won't list their names, but if you are one, and you would like to be listed here...please, let me know, and you can have your own tribute page to do with what you like here at the spin zone. Furthermore, I would like to invite any and all those people who have since been kicked off and banned from fark to please send me your info and let me know you're story, together we can make a difference.
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Saturday, 27 June, 2009
This week I was working alone and so after beginning with prayer I began to tract the people passing through Barkers Pool. I was planning to preach tonight but God had other plans. Just as I was weighing up weather to preach now or a little later a conversation started that lasted the rest of the night. Two young men took tracts from me and then asked what they were.
Walking with Sam and his friend I asked them the question worth more than millions of pounds, will you go to heaven when you die? Both of them said immediately that they would not go to heaven, yet they laughed at the thought of going to hell eternally. We had walked by now up to the local skate park and they invited me to come and speak with their friends.
Going down to the park I handed tracts to all the youth that were there. Many of them saw that it was regarding God and promptly left, which left me with a group of about 5 or 6. We then had an extended discussion of the Christian world-view and what they believed and I presented the gospel to them. Some of them had some idea of what Christians believe but many of their ideas were a mix of Roman Catholicism, urban myths/heresy and the truth. We discussed many things but the conversation focused around a couple of major topics – Who is God, "God vs Science", Heaven/Hell, Sin and the Gospel.
Throughout the conversation we kept moving towards an understanding that we all deserve hell but God gives grace to those who trust in Jesus. Unfortunately this is where one of the biggest misunderstandings for people arises. Most will say one of two things: No-one will get into heaven then (despair); or You mean then that Christians are so good that they don't deserve hell then (works righteousness). I tried my best to emphasise to them that no Christian deserves heaven but it is offered to all if you will repent and trust in Jesus. I think that they understood this and it gave me another chance to glorify the work of Jesus and point them to Him as their only hope.
After a period the conversation became somewhat silly with some of the less interested friends in the group coming to disrupt things. This was not a huge problem as I had already been able to share the good news with those who were listening.
At this point Sam came over and wanted to know if he would go to hell for his homosexual and premarital sexual acts. I began by asking if he was married, no. I then spoke to him and his friends at length about the fact that sex of any kind outside of marriage is abhorrent to God but they are the symptoms of a greater problem. Our hearts naturally hate God and we'd declare war on Him if we could. Again I pointed him to the only cure that is offered, the atoning death of Jesus Christ in our place.
At this point I was about to leave as quite a few of them were getting drunk and very rowdy, but praise God there was more to do yet. Calum came to give some of them a lift home for the night and I struck up a conversation with him. Initially he said that he didn't believe the bible or in Jesus or in God. So I asked what he did believe in, he was not sure. I gave him a short gospel presentation and asked if he'd read the bible and if he would read one if I gave it to him. He said he would and took one immediately.
Mark also arrived at this point and so I asked him what he believed. An elementalist was the reply, the belief that the world is made of conflicting elements and there is disharmony in the "equation" of the universe. He also believed that we need to work hard to improve our part of the "equation", but equally that the universal "equation" would one day be rewritten.
We had a facinating discussion using this bridge of disharmony to look at the gospel. It went something like this: The disharmony comes from sin, rebellion from maker of the "equation" who made all things in harmony with each other. We cannot rewrite the "equation" because we are so flawed in our own "personal equation". We need someone else to do it for us and harmony only comes when God intervenes and re-writes our equation for us through trusting in His work seen in Jesus Christ. This brings us into harmony with Him and the universe. One day soon the universal "equation" will be re-written, your choices determine if you will be a part of it or not. Only those fitted for it through Christ will be there, the rest go to the outer darkness and fire. Mark still wanted to rely on own efforts to change his life. So I warned him that choices determine where we end up and that he'd gone far but not far enough, he needed recreation not just reformation. I urged him to trust in Jesus's work for us and not rely on himself.
I said my good byes and left for home rejoicing.
Saturday, 20 June, 2009
I began tonight on my own but was shortly joined by Carl, we used tracts for a short period and then I set up to preach. There were people around and at the beginning of the preaching a small group of youth came up to listen to what I had to say but they left quickly on discovering it was "God stuff". The rest of the preaching was relatively unprofitable with few people stopping to interact but I pray that the small amounts people heard would be used of God.
Suhkraj joined us after the preaching and we continued tracting the area and a couple of good one-to-one conversations came from the time. For quite some time I spoke with one of the local security guards and I noticed both Carl and Suhkraj in conversation with people also.
The security guard was unfortunately typical of most middle aged people in Britain. He believed he was a Christian and that he was trusting in Jesus for salvation. Unfortunately his life did not reflect that trust but rather reflected an almost casual indifference to God. He believed that his good deeds would merit him getting to heaven and almost despite this could not recall the last time when he'd read the bible or prayed when not in need to God. Because of his work there is no opportunity to attend church yet he was not seeking out the fellowship of believers in other ways. I urged him to focus on Jesus and Jesus alone for his salvation and if he would claim to be a Christian then to be more serious and diligent in his Christian walk.
The three of us joined together to pray and after some fellowship together left for home. A quieter night, but may God use it powerfully. Amen.
Saturday, 20 June, 2009
Saturday, June 20th, 2009 - Brisbane
The city was abuzz with people tonight, which is always good and considering the slow day we had on the Gold Coast it was going to be a nice change. Louise and I met up with the rest of the team in our usual spot for a time of prayer and bible reading.
At 9pm we started our weekly ministry in Brisbane city. Sadly I was on high alert since we had credible threats come in from a person who had stated they would come attack the females of the team and rape them. So my night was spent making sure people were safe and keeping my eyes open for this guy.
Andrew Hsu was the first preacher up, he preached for some time and did some good preaching when engaging hecklers. The night was quiet so it was fairly hard to get a crowd and also to get good hecklers, but never-the-less he was able to bring the gospel to those who would stop and listen.
The Queen Street Mall in Brisbane is a great location for evangelism, there are so many people milling about and many want to talk about spiritual things, this was evidenced by that fact that the Buddhist had a large jade buddha set up in Brisbane square. It was saddening for us as Christians to see such an idol in our city, but at the same time we were able to use that idol as a springboard for the gospel proclamation.
The night seemed to be going slow tonight, that was until the guy making the threats showed up and began to walk pass and glaring at the members of the team. During this stage Ryan, and Jeremy were able to preach. It is so good to have these two go after each other since they both have a different style of preaching. Ryan's style is similar to mine, in that he will bounce off the crowd and dialogue with those listening, whereas Jeremy is a stand and preach it kind of guy. These two styles work great together, and when running off each other more people get to hear the gospel.
Overall the night was slow, even though Alex the Agnostic was present, but the gospel went forth and God got the glory!
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Saturday, 20 June, 2009
Saturday, June 20th, 2009 - Gold Coast
Ryan, Blake, Joel, Louise and I all arrived at Surfers Paradise for a day of witnessing. As we walked along the beach front we saw something no street evangelist wants to see, and that is the sight of empty paths, empty malls, empty roads. This sort of environment is not good for street preaching, so we split up and went to different locations in order to hand out tracts and witness one to one.
While handing out tracts I was able to catch a couple of good conversations, however, it was very hard to get people to stay and listen, this I presume was due to the weather and also to the fact that the area was nearly devoid of people.
After an hour or so of handing out tracts Ryan and Blake returned. We then decided to open air preach. Joel was the first open air preacher for the day, and as he preached a crowd gathered around Ryan, so Ryan began to engage them in a one to group while Joel preached. When Joel finished preaching, Ryan got up and continued to preach to the crowd that was made up of mostly young people.
During this time I was able to engage a young man in discussion, he was putting on a big front to show off to his mates, but as we spoke about the reality of hell and how kind God is to send a Saviour he changed and became more open to the gospel. I pleaded with him to be reconciled to God, he left saying he would think about it. Please keep this young man in prayer. May God grant him repentance and faith.
Shortly after Ryan finished preaching, I got up and began to preach. But within about 5 minutes of starting the heavens opened and the rain came. Thus sending the last few people away. So I wrapped up the open air and we made our way towards the car.
Even though it was a short day it was a good day of witnessing to people on the Gold Coast.
Friday, 12 June, 2009
This Friday was very quiet despite a warm night and daylight stretching out until after 9.30pm. I was expecting crowds of people to be out on the town enjoying the brief spat of warmer weather. Not only was the night quiet but also the people were not interested in talk or tracts for the most part.
I worked up and down Barkers pool for a while handing out tracts and getting very little interest which is uncommon for a Friday night. Having done this for a period I stood to preach. I was very nervous as I was on my own, it is something that I find regularly, without the encouragement of others there is a real battle that takes place to get up and preach the gospel. If you are a part of an evangelism team, try to encourage the person who is going to preach next or offer to pray with them. There were a couple of heckles from people passing but most would not stop to engage with me. I stepped down after preaching the gospel to all in ear shot, urging them to repent and turn to Jesus for salvation.
I continued to tract the area for the next half hour and was then planning to go home. As I was leaving I spotted a group of young ladies and was prompted by the Lord to go and speak to them rather than going home immediately. Reluctantly I went (having fallen into the trap of thinking in human terms, i.e. that no-one would respond tonight) and spoke to them giving all of them tracts and asking them if they would get into heaven. From here God generously gave my doubtful heart yet another lesson in trust and faith. The conversation lasted an hour, with the four girls of 15 or 16 listening intently as I spoke of the gospel and all that God has given us to support faith. Naturally speaking there is no logical reason why four 16 year-old's would listen to someone talk about God for an hour on a Friday night. But God was working to soften their hearts and as we spoke my heart was thrilled and refreshed in seeing such openness. I ended our discussion by urging them to trust in Jesus and read the bibles they all had. I left them and headed for my car praising God and praying that He would save them bringing them to a loving relationship with Him through Jesus Christ.
Thursday, 11 June, 2009
Having an unexpected morning free I went into Sheffield to share the Gospel with anyone I could. It was a nice morning and refreshing to start the day with witnessing to our Lord's great works.
With only a few people around at first I began by handing out tracts to everyone I could. After a short period of this I noticed a familiar face coming down Fargate towards me. It was a young man that I have witnessed to multiple times both in Fargate and the Peace Gardens. He is normally with his friends but today was on his own. We discussed regular things of life for a little and then I swung to the question that really matters. Have you considered Jesus and accepted him as your Lord and saviour?
No was the short answer, but there are many excuses and distractions that were a part of that response. Without his friends distracting him now I was able to speak at length with him about what a rejection of Jesus' loving work to save sinners means. Very quickly this young man assented that hell was reasonable and just and that he did deserve hell for rejecting God. So I asked what would stop him trusting in Jesus. When it really boiled down to it the only thing that stopped him from being a Christian was the response of his friends.
I walked him through the many responses they could have from lynching him to rejection to ridicule to nothing at all. In all these I endeavoured to show this young man that what he would lose is far less than what He would give. Even if he was to die for his faith as a Christian, even then the promise that God would let us share in Jesus' triumph over death means he would win. I urged him not only to consider this but also the fact that what he was afraid of losing was short lived and what he would gain as a Christian was eternal. After talking through these things he said really there was nothing of substance to keep him from becoming a Christian but was still undecided. I suggested he think on it for a short while and come back and pray with me if he wanted to repent and turn to Jesus. He did not return but I know that God's word does not return void and I hope and pray that God will use today's conversation to save this young man.
I stood to preach next under the trees of Fargate, I began intending to speak to the love of God and the hate of man. But I was interrupted by Danny and his girlfriend who heckled as they walked past, so I engaged them asking Danny if he was a good person. We went through the good person test and while on some points Danny said that he'd never committed certain sins by the end of the test he like me came out condemned by the law. The worst sin (and the least acknowledged by most people) is rejection of God's right to rule our lives and affections. Gloriously Danny saw this and I believe understood that this was hell deserving and justly so. I rejoiced in my heart to be able to tell this young man the great news that Jesus died to save him from his plight if only he will trust in him.
As a side thought after hearing the gospel he commented that wont heaven be somewhat boring? I am always surprised how many people have bought into the lie that life with God is flat and boring and that heaven will stretch this out eternally. It is a lie, the truth is that salvation and Christian life is a glorious thing filled with satisfaction in this life and the life to come. On a simple level the Christian enjoys all the good things of this life increasingly as they grow, because God redeems our hearts and minds and we can rejoice in pleasures untainted by sin! On the greater level we go through difficulty to prepare us for the glory of the coming life, loosening our grip on this world. I gave Danny a tract as he left and urged him to repent and trust in Jesus.
I preached for a period after this on God's love towards us and the rejection of mankind of that love. I showed that the sins of people are symptoms of our rejection of who God is (reflected in His law). I urged people to repent and turn to the only saviour in the world who can be trusted, Jesus Christ the risen Lord. There were some people who stopped to listen and the occasional muttered heckle as people passed but no-one interacting with me. I was happy to see that some of the regulars from the phone shop came out for their cigarette break and listened a while. Closing with a call to repent and trust in God's love shown fully and finally in Jesus Christ I stepped down.
There were a couple of Mormon's in Fargate this morning and as one had been listening for a short period during the preaching I approached them. I got into a conversation with one of the younger men and we discussed who Jesus was for a short period until the other elder who had been with me during the preaching cam over. The conversation then continued between the two of us and the younger man just listened. We spoke of the common points between Christianity and Mormonism and the contrasts. This spun off a discussion of the trustworthiness of Joseph Smith in light of the book of Abraham which has been shown to be deceitfully translated (if you could use the word). If one of his works was a work of fiction and deceit then how can the other books of "holy writ" that he received then be trustworthy?
Likewise we discussed the contrast between works and faith and their place in a believers life. The Mormon faith asserts that we are saved by faith but also by works and that if our works are not sufficient then we could still lose our salvation. This is in direct contradiction of Eph 2: and Gal 2: and the numerous other passages of the bible that assert that we are saved by faith and grace and not works. The bible also teaches that we will do good works, but that these will be a direct consequence of our salvation, not that our works save us. It is the work and worth of Jesus alone that saves us. The whole conversation was very congenial but we did not come to any agreement, this is often the way but I pray that God would work in them to change their minds to see the truth.
What a great day! Praise God!
Saturday, 13 June, 2009
All week I had been in bed ill with a head cold. Today was really the first full day I had out of bed in seven days, so I decided it would be wise to take it easy. So it was with that in mind that I thought it best not to preach at the Gold Coast, but rather to save my energy for Brisbane.
Upon arrival at the normal preaching point on the Gold Coast we saw that it was nearly empty, this hadn't come as much of a surprise since it is now our winter and unusually it has been really cold for us. We decided that instead of preaching we would just do some one to one witnessing and hand out a few tracts.
I was able to get a conversation with two young men from the Sudan. They both claimed to be Christians, but thought that one became a Christian by birth, as a result they had no understanding of how to be saved or what the gospel message is. One of the young men was very interested, the other walked off to look at the "pretty girls". I spoke to the other young man for a few minutes and I stressed the need of repentance to him, he seemed to have grasped it and he said he would definitely think on these things.
After speaking to the two guys I went back to handing out tracts to those who happened to chance by. While I was doing this a couple from Sydney took a tract and asked "What is it?" Since I was using our "Are You a Good Person?" comic, I simply mentioned that it was a comic that asked the biggest question we could ever face, 'Are we good enough for heaven?" They both assured me that they were good enough, so I asked if I could quickly quiz them and see if they are good people by the God's standard. After spending some time looking at the standard of God's law, they realize they needed a Saviour, so I pointed them to Christ and showed them that He is the only hope for salvation.
While I was witnessing to the couple, Ryan stood up and began to preach. Nearly instantly he had a crowd of young blokes on bikes who decided to heckle, so Ryan did what he does best, he engaged them in conversation then gave them Christ.
The rest of the day was spent with Blake and Ryan preaching. It was a quiet day, yet it was still such a joy to get out and declare the good news of Christ Jesus coming into the world to save sinners.
Saturday, 13 June, 2009
Saturday - 13th June 2009 - Brisbane
After a great day on the Gold Coast I was really excited about going into the city to witness tonight. We all met as per usual at the point where we have team prayer and Bible reading. It was great that we were joined by a few new people tonight, and also it was great to have other friends return.
The plan of action for tonight was to have Andre and Joel open up the night with a song, they both prepared and decided to sing "And Now My Lifesong Sings" by Casting Crowns, they both did an incredible job. Once they finished singing, I stood up and began to preach, my text for the night was Ezekiel 18, my sermon "The Soul Who Sins". For about twenty-five minutes I preached, there wasn't any major heckling, I did however get to engage one man in the open air. He seemed quite open and even hung around after his friend left him. For the most part I found myself focusing on the loving kindness of God in my preaching, this of late has been something I find myself preaching more of, while I believe it is vital to preach about sin, I think it is more important to speak about God's love and kindness towards sinners.
After the preaching finished there were many great one to one conversations to be had, every where you looked people were engaged in conversation with someone. Some of those who were being witnessed to at this stage of the night would remain to listen to the preaching for the rest of the night. People may say that street evangelism is ineffective, but I would disagree, in fact I would challenge anyone who is anti-street evangelism should actually give it a go and see what happens.
The rest of the night was spent with other members preaching. Joel Barnard got up and preached with passion, as did Nick and the other preachers. Towards the end of the night we were joined by our friendly homosexual atheist heckler named Riley. It is always a joy to have him come out and heckle us. He is actually quite a friendly bloke, and I reckon he enjoys the show. Please keep him in prayer.
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Friday, 5 June, 2009
Well just to show that it is truly summer here in the UK, this Friday was an especially cold and wet night with a periodic howling wind to accompany the rain. There was much to be thankful to God about and many opportunities to shine the light of Christ in the darkness. Praise God that He gives us both the time and heart to go and proclaim the gospel, I know there were fifty or more excuses that sprang to mind why not to go tonight.
There were still plenty of people around in Sheffield tonight and the tracts were going out at in a constant stream the whole night through. Most people were unwilling to stop but most would take a tract as they went by.
One conversation I had tonight was with a homeless man that was begging in front of the corner store. I purchased him a meal because I don't believe that it is right or good to just to put money in the hand of a beggar, rather they need some real material needs met. After this we chatted for a while and I encouraged him to be serious about the faith he claimed to have while we talked, he is currently attending church but is not very consistent. It is always hard I find to talk with people in that sort of situation because their problems often overshadow everything else in life and they are unable to think clearly about eternal things. I left him with a tract and I pray that God would work to meet his spiritual needs and physical also.
Pray that God will move in this cold hearted and desperately indifferent city. To Him be praise for all that is done in Sheffield and all the world.
Friday, 5 June, 2009
Tonight we were out once more for the sake of the gospel. Meeting in Café Nero as per normal it was encouraging to have a good size team, as well as some new faces!! God is so good.
After a great time of fellowship, prayer and devotions we made our way into the square. There was some space between the artists along the railing. Our friend Mark was on one end and even though he is our chief antagonist it's been a while since we were near him so I decided to give it a go. Andrew was up to preach first and he did a good job. Nervousness is still quite evident when he preaches but we praise the Lord, he is still getting up there and proclaiming the gospel. He did not preach too long but I think this was because not much of a crowd stopped to listen. However some did and that is what is important.
Carl had brought an A-frame sign that allows verses to be tagged on. One in particular quotes Psalm 14:1, "The fool says in his heart, 'There is no God.'" Andrew had finished and I was getting ready to preach when a man walked past and gleefully cried out, "There is no God!" I quickly interjected and told him that it is only the fool who says that. I pointed to the sign as I said this. As it happened he had only seen the part that said, "There is no God." He became intrigued somewhat when I started speaking to him and so he and his partner stopped to listen. Our conversation started to centre on the issue of creation versus evolution and the available evidence we have. We wrangled here and there and Andrew came to support me, which was helpful. The man's mind was unfortunately made up; however they left with a tract and some food for thought. Please pray, we never know whether this will be the beginning of God's work for them both.
After I had preached we all got into one-to-one conversations. Because the square was quite filled with Christians (there were Christians from another ministry and our team was quite big too) I decided to split us up a bit and so I took four people with me and we headed a little out of the square, towards Piccadilly Circus. I approached a group of young teenagers and gave them all a million pound note tract. I was able to talk with them all for at least 30 minutes and it was quite something. They listened and I really challenged them to get right with God. Some of the girls in the group, in particular, were listening to all that I was saying. As I left I gave some of them a "This is a round TUIT" tract. This is really humorous and all you have to say is something like this: "Hey guys, get right with God, this is your eternal destiny we are talking about! Do you think you'll get around to it and some point??" If they say yes, or maybe, then say, "Well you don't need to get around to it; I've already got one for you." At this point you give them the "This is a round TUIT" tract. It get's a belly of laughs and humour is one of your greatest allies when you are out witnessing. Give it a try.
After we rejoined the rest of the team we all swopped stories and spoke about the objections and questions we'd had. There really is no better way to learn than being out on the street talking with people about the gospel. You will learn things you will never learn from a book or in a classroom. The classroom and books are always important, but nothing beats learning through doing.
It was particularly cold by the time we got ready to leave, even though it is now summer. Well, that's England for you!!
We'd had a good night.
Soli Deo Gloria!!
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