"'I'll Fight' Fest"

"While women weep as they do now, I’ll fight; while little children go hungry as they do now, I’ll fight; while men go to prison, in and out, in and out, as they do now, I’ll fight; while there is a drunkard left, while there is a poor lost girl on the streets, while there remains one dark soul without the light of God, I’ll fight—I’ll fight to the very end." -General William Booth

The 3rd annual "'I'll Fight' Fest" Featuring special guest Michael Collins!

Michael Collins is the associate pastor of the Cariboo Hill Temple Corps in Burnaby, B.C. and is a man of God and hero of the faith. He has an amazing testimony that continues to grow daily as God uses him to fight the good fight and win the world for Jesus. As the associate pastor Michael regularly teaches and preaches. He leads a Sunday night service as well as a Celebrate Recovery ministry during the week. He leads a twice a week homeless outreach to the mean streets of Vancouver, serving soup, sandwiches, hot coffee, a kind word, prayer and love. He also leads SWAT, DOGS, Street Combat, SFU campus ministry TALK'S CHEAP, and Cariboo Hill Small Groups. He teaches at The War College and Revolution Hawaii. Besides all that he is an avid MMA practitioner and coaches a number of sports.

Michael is an amazing communicator who is truly anointed by God to spread the Good News. He is very much in demand and has traveled extensively preaching, teaching, encouraging and equipping believers and saving souls. He was a guest at our Hawaii Youth Councils a few years back and instantly hit it off with the youth of our division. He has been a featured speaker at the Western Youth Institutes, Aggressive Christianity Conferences and many major Salvation Army events around the world. We are privileged to have him for this event.

Schedule
Friday, April 9 at the Kauluwela Corps
6PM - 7PM Teaching: Michael Collins

Saturday, April 10 at Kea’au Beach Park, Waianae
(Kea'au Beach Park is home to about 200 houseless people and our hope is to try share the love of Jesus with some of them through outreach, a volleyball tournament, lunch, fellowship, and Michael Collins)
10AM - 11AM Teaching: Michael Collins
11AM - 3PM “Fire a Volley” volleyball tournament
12PM - 1PM Lunch
3PM - 4PM Awards and Message: Michael Collins

Sunday, April 11 at the Upper Room at Kauluwela Corps
6PM - 7PM Message: Michael Collins
7:30PM - 8:30PM Teaching: Michael Collins
8:30PM - 11:30PM China Town Homeless Outreach

We have been praying for and are expecting three days of excellent teaching, preaching, outreach and fellowship that will challenge, encourage, equip and spur us on towards love, good deeds and winning souls for Jesus. Please join us for this amazing event. If you are unable to make it, we covet your prayers!

Peace in The Fight!

It doesn't get any better than this!

The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center is making a huge impact here in Honolulu. Lives are being transformed and it is due to a loving God that works miracles constantly. Please read the story that ran in yesterdays Star Bulletin.

Program Helps heal Hurt Lives!

Many of these men are good friends of ours and we have been privileged to see God answer our prayers and transform their lives right before our very eyes. I believe in a powerful, active, loving God because I am witness to what He is doing in my life and those around me on a daily basis. My prayer is that you can say the same.

RevHi 09-10 Team blogs are now up!

Click on the links to the right to read amazing stories of what God is doing in and through this years Revolution Hawaii team. You will be blessed!

Blog back up and running!

We have finally worked out the kinks and are ready to start blogging again. Big Mahalo to Chris Toy over at THQ!

Blog issues

Sorry about the lack of posts. We changed servers for our website and the blog got lost in transfer. Hopefully my good friends at THQ will help us get this thing up and running soon.

Revolution Hawaii 08-09 Video!

Revolution!

Revolution Hawaii is more than halfway through the 2008-2009 year and it is already proving to be another great one. This is due in large part to an amazing team of red hot revolutionaries who came to this island mission field in early September with the desire to win the world for Jesus. William Booth said “Go for souls and go for the worst”. These courageous young adults, all between the ages of 18 and 21, have taken our Generals words to heart, leaving their comfortable lifestyles in California, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Florida and Chuuk to spend a year of their life fiercely loving those the world rejects.

For the skeptics out there who have been seduced by the great deceiver into believing that Hawaii is an island paradise free from sin and the destruction it creates, a day in the life of a Revolution Hawaii urban missionary will help reveal the ugly underbelly hiding beneath the beautiful veneer. Homelessness, addiction, abuse, neglect, hopelessness, despair and death can be found on the streets, beaches and neighborhoods throughout this “Aloha” state. Although it might seem daunting and even a bit risky, these Revolution Hawaii warriors fearlessly wade into the battle daily, taking the fight to Satan and his minions and waging war with love.

This has not been an easy task. Our enemy is not happy about this revolution and he does not fight fair. There have been momentary setbacks and times of despair. William Booth once sent a telegram to some officers facing similar difficulties. It consisted of two words which simply said, “Try tears”. Many tears have been shed this year over some of Revolution Hawaii’s new found friends who remain lost and hurting. More tears are sure to fall, but they are tears mixed with prayers to a loving and victorious God who works miracles in even the most hopeless of lives. And on those occasions when Revolution Hawaii experiences victory it is incredibly sweet.

Over the next six months we are hoping and praying for many more victories. If you are interested in getting into the fight alongside of us and are between the ages of 18 and 29 with a warriors heart and passion for the lost, Revolution Hawaii is now accepting applications for the 2009-2010 year. Visit us at http://www.revolutionhawaii.com/ for more info.

Blogadaweek

The Revolution Hawaii team have been posting some excellent blogs lately. I want to encourage you to take a peek at some of them by clicking on the names located to the right. The blog of the week would have to be Melissa's (Pictured above). Check it out and leave a comment.