[GT Navs] Christmas Reminders

Hello everyone! Merry Christmas!

I wanted to remind you of our Christmas Blessing/Challenge! If you would like to participate, read through Luke and memorize Matthew 6:25-34 or Luke 12:22-34 over the break. It's not always easy to be consistent in the Word over the break, but take this challenge and keep your eyes on Christ! :-)

Also, I wanted to give you a heads up about our Spring Break Trip. This spring, we're trying to go to Colorado! We would spend a couple days hearing from speakers at Glen Eyrie in Colorado Springs (the Navigator headquarters/castle) and then spend a few days skiing. In the past, the trip has been pretty sweet. Its not set in stone yet, but we're trying to make it happen. You may want to start talking to your parents about it and saving up now, though, because it is a little pricier trip. In the past, it was about $400. We'll be looking for fundraising opportunities in the spring that can offset some of the costs.

"And there were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night. An angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified. But the angel said to them, "Do not be afraid. I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people. Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is Christ the Lord. This will be a sign to you: You will find a baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger."  -Luke 2:8-12

Hope you're having a great and restful break!

--
Chelsea Bailey
Undergraduate Student
College of Management
Georgia Institute of Technology

[GT Navs] House Dinner Tonight (Tuesday)

A message from Jason!

Hey all!

Well, the important news is that Christ is King.  Just in case anyone had let that slip their minds.  Also, we are a chosen people, undeserving but called to a seat of high honor and invited to be part of God's royal family and to dwell in his presence.  We've been privileged to partner with God in whispering the best news ever heard and to step into good works that have been perfectly fashioned for us to grow, learn and encounter success.  Its his intention to draw out the gifts and strengths he's put inside of us and to impart wisdom and build character -- to make us more like himself -- an activity he promises to keep up till the job's perfected.

Secondary news: Tomorrow, Tuesday the 14th, I will be cooking house dinner again at the Pirate House!  We are having beef stroganoff again as it was very popular last time.  Meal should be ready at 6:30pm.  I will need some help with salad and bread etc from a few folks, too, if anyone can come early.

Let me know if you can come (330-212-8336 or email) so I can prepare enough!!!
If its super cold and you need a ride, too, let me know -- hopefully some of the Arrr Pirates will be there to drive!  Also I invited some other friends so it's a good time to meet new people. 

Good luck with finals!!!

~Jokerman

[GT Navs] NavNews 12/6/10

Greetings everyone!

The end of the year is coming upon us, so take note of some end-of-the-year activities we have coming up!

• Our annual Christmas Dinner Party will be held this Friday December 10th @ 7pm! Bring a white elephant gift. Please talk to your Bible study leader for ride information and party details. Email me if you're not in a Bible study so that I can set you up with a ride.
  

• NavNite will be on Thursday at 8pm in Student Center Room 343! Be there :-)

• Prayer Meeting will be before NavNite on Thursday at 7pm in the room across the hall.
  

• Fight Club is on Wednesdays at 8pm and Mondays at 7pm. Email Josh for more info.

• As you are beginning to think about what you will do this summer, seriously consider a Summer Training Program. It's a great way to grow in your faith, meet new people, and have an awesome summer. If you are thinking about it or unsure about what it is, talk to someone who's been or check out the website at www.mynavsummer.com

"You see, at just the right time, when we were still powerless, Christ died for the ungodly. Very rarely will anyone die for a righteous man, though for a good man someone might possibly dare to die. But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us."  -Romans 5:6-8

Have a great dead week! :-)

--
Chelsea Bailey
Undergraduate Student
College of Management
Georgia Institute of Technology

[GT Navs] Christmas Dinner Party!

Hey everyone,

This Friday (Dec. 10th) we will be having our annual Navigator Christmas Dinner Party!

This year the party will begin at 7pm at my house in Duluth.

Please bring a white elephant gift to the party. Try to keep it $5 or less.

Generally, in the past dress has been guys in slacks, shirt and tie, ladies in dresses.

Please talk to your Bible study leader for ride and food assignment information. If you are not in a Bible study, email me so that I can find a ride for you or give you directions.

We hope you'll be able to come out for the party! It's going to be a lot of fun! :-)

--
Chelsea Bailey
Undergraduate Student
College of Management
Georgia Institute of Technology

[GT Navs] Dinner Tonight

Hey Navs,

Our speaker at NavNite tonight is Justin Hester from UGA.  Before moving down this year to restart things in Athens, Justin was the campus director for the Penn State Navs.  He had an excellent workshop at Fall Conference that I went to, so I'm sure he'll have great things to share tonight.

Justin and I will be eating dinner tonight in the food court (2nd floor) and you're all invited to join us. We'll be there at 6:00, if you want to come just show up!

Hope to see you then
-Joshua

--  Joshua Harkey Civil Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology (404) 307-6621