Calvary Chapel Tustin

Pastor Josh gave a powerful message on Sunday about the 5 Fingerprints of a Christian.

Our churches joined together leading wonderful worship at service on Sunday.

Some of the ladies rose early to catch the sunrise and spend time doing their devotions atop the mountain with it's 360 panoramic views.

Pastor Josh leading the way painting a church member's home!

We did successfully get more primer on the house than on ourselves!

First night of VBS we had a lot of kids of all ages!  Can't wait for tonight!

We have a talented group of hard working painters!

Mother / Daughter team getting it done!

Success occurs with great preparation!

We had a great time with crafts at VBS.  All the kids left with a t-shirt they colored themselves reminding them of God's gift of eternal life. 

The guys did a great job using basketball as a universal language to connect during VBS!

We had attentive children ready to learn scripture!

Tommy did a great job sharing his testimony with a group of youth during VBS!

We were able to start the day celebrating David's birthday!

We blessed ten homes with food boxes full of essentials for the family!

Becky helped cut up the arms of two sheep in preparation for the mutton stew, a traditional meal that the Navajos rarely have an opportunity to enjoy!

As part of our community meal, we all built our own Navajo tacos and they were delicious!  We were blessed this week with a great cook!

We worshiped together at our last night of VBS and Community Dinner!

Doug did a great job sharing his testimony with the adults at the community dinner and provided them an opportunity to accept Jesus as their Lord and Savior.

Melinda wrote a beautiful parting thought..."Had an amazing trip with our youth group!  Their display of servanthood and God's love was fabulous.  Leaving the reservation is difficult.  The people and children left a lasting impression on our hearts.  We will miss this beautiful place!  We pray God's love continues to spread through this community.  Seeds were planted and we can't wait to hear how they flourished. "