Enjoying the new open land

Some of us from our church surveying the land.  

Clearing Up The Land - Part 2

As you may have heard, Andy and his crew from Drew-Asher construction has been working on our property for several days. They started work on January 9th and have been working hard since.

Earlier, the Pastoral Leadership Team received an email from Andy:

January 14, 2014

Dear All,

I wanted to share the pictures with the group.

We should be done tomorrow, have some final clean up and catching a few spots I want to get a little better.
I am also going to move and grind up the brush piles that were left on the side of the road.

Tomorrow we are going to do all that we can with the machine in the ravine. What will be left will need to be done with an excavator to reach up and down the hills further and safely.

There is some concrete debris we found that needs to be hauled off or disposed of during the construction but you should have ample viewing of the property to begin planning the church's new home.

Once you get a better look at it we can come back at a later date and help out some more.
Enjoy the pictures, quite a remarkable difference.

I think we make some rather remarkable transformations and it is looking like this is going to end up being a beautiful property for the new church, I am glad that we could be a part of it.

Andy

Andrew D. Wojtaszczyk


We all at Soli-Deo are thankful for Andrew Wojtaszczyk and his crew from Drew-Asher Construction, based in Weatherford Texas.  Andy is available for projects and can be reached at 817-565-4811.
http://www.drew-asher.com

Clearing Up The Land

The Lord continues to be good to us.  As some of you may know, the eastern part of Joshua Project land is covered with trees, and underbrush growth. Those who helped cleared the trees last year can testify to the large amount of vines with very sharp thorns.    

After careful selection, we are glad to have Drew-Asher Construction help us clear the land.     Andy and his crew did a vast site clean up while leaving adult trees intact  They also mulched all under brush and small trees.  Much of the ravine area is also cleaned up.

Before the clearing on January 9th, 2014  The area is full of undergrowth and vines.

And here is our land after the clean up at the end of the day.  The brown color does not do it justice, but it is a quite an improvement to what it was before.  

We can finally see the ample space between the trees.

There's still quite a bit to be done.  You can  start to see an old trodden path that was covered by thick growth and bramble. Andy and his crew will be working for the next few days to clear the rest of the land.  

Soli-Deo are thankful for Andrew Wojtaszczyk and his crew from Drew-Asher Construction, based in Weatherford Texas.  Andy can be reached at 817-565-4811.  

http://www.drew-asher.com

New Year, New Look

The year is drawing to a close, and with it comes a new year, full of hope and challenges.  We're starting the year right by updating this blog.  You may have already noticed that this blog is turning into a mini website dedicated to Joshua Project.

We have added an About Joshua Project page, a Frequently Asked Questions page with answers to questions often asked about the project, and a brand new Donations page.

If you have any suggestions on how to improve this site,  do not hesitate to let us know using the new Contact Us link. 

Thank you for all of your prayers and support!  God bless you!

Give Thanks to God!

Last Sunday, on October 20th, 2013, Soli-Deo Indonesian Church conducted our first official church service at Trinity Blvd.  Our first morning service was especially dedicated to the grace of God, to give thanks to Him who has given us the promised land for the building of his church.

The church has been praying for a clear weather.  It was raining a bit on Friday, and some us started to worry that the land might still be wet and muddy on Sunday.

But God truly answered our prayers.  Saturday was clear, and the sun dries up the land.  We cannot possibly ask for a better day.  He has truly answered our prayers.  On that Sunday, we were blessed with a blue azure sky,  basking in the warmth of the sun breaking through a light overcast warming us as cool autumn wind blows on our back.  

Everyone gathered together, bringing their own lawn chairs and extras for seating.

Brothers and sisters in Christ greeting each other.

Brother Eddy leads us in worship.

Pastor Timothy giving thanks to the Almighty, for the blessings that has been given.

Listening to the sermon on the Trinity plains.

Our epic youth group, looking as cool as ever.

What to do on a beautiful day

It was a beautiful sunny day, so guess what we did?  Killing fire ants at the Soli-Deo Property, to get it ready for the Sunday Worship

Praying for a Beautiful Weather This Upcoming Sunday

On October 20, 2013, Soli Deo Indonesian Church will officially hold its first service at the property. 

The service will be an open air service, so we are putting our faith on God. 

Praying  that He may bless us with a clear day. 

So far, things are looking good, although we are not putting that much faith on Texas weather forecast.



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