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DISTRICT CALENDAR October 2019 10-13 NYI - The Call Conference 13 Pray for Kimberly 20 Pray for Kuna 21-22 District Pastors Prayer Summit 25-27 Renew Conf in Salt Lake City 26 Prayer Converge at Vida Nueva 27 Pray for La Grande November 2019 3 Pray for Layton Rosewood Lane 10 Pray for Marsing 17 Pray for McCall 21 Trinity Pines “Share the Dream” 23 Prayer Converge at Bethel 24 Pray for Valley Shepherd DISTRICT PERSONNEL Rev. J. Scott Shaw District Superintendent [email protected] 208.467.3714 Rev. Tim Brewer SDMI Chairman [email protected] 541.889.2155 Mr. Jaeson Rogers NMI President [email protected] 208.936.9971 Rev. Richard Vasquez NYI President [email protected] 208.249.0520 Mr. Rick Waitley Camps Board Chairman [email protected] 208.888.0988 Vanessa Harmon Administrave Assistant [email protected] 208.467.3714 October 2019 DS Perspective T he mission of NMI is to mobilize the local church. Nazarenes encourage active participation in giving to Faith Promise, Alabas- ter, and compassion ministries. We bring in mis- sionary speakers and plan for occasional W&W projects. Many also are the local hands and feet for Nazarene Compassionate Ministries, fighting against human trafficking, giving care aſter nat- ural disasters, and welcoming new Americans escaping persecution and oppression elsewhere. If you are doing these things, great. Keep doing them. is is part of our two-way covenant with God in which He blesses us so we are equipped to bless others in these ways (Gen 12:2-3). But, mobilizing is not defined as giving charitably. A mobilized church is one that understands God’s heart is for all peoples, and remembers that Jesus Are You a Good Neighbor? commanded his disciples to go and make dis- ciples of all nations (Matt 28:19). As we go, we make disciples by loving and being compassionate and charitable. Luckily for us, we don’t necessarily have to go far because we have unreached peoples living in our midst. Unreached people have no active witness amongst them and will remain that way as long as we Christians ignore them. We have been told to love our neighbor as ourselves. We must engage these unfamiliar faces and cultures with genuine love and relationship. When we are obedient we will discover that God has already prepared doors of opportunity waiting to be opened. We need only to trust him and let our love be greater than our fears. How can you be better engaged? How can you be a Good Neighbor? Jaeson Rogers District NMI President A few weeks ago I was driving down the road, and I was surprised to hear the voice of one of the church members of the church I pastored just a few years ago. I was equally surprised when he told me that he had been thinking about me that day and he just wanted to call to let me know how much he appreciated my ministry and friendship. As I think about that call today, my heart is still blessed. I’m sure that you are aware that October is “Pastor’s Appreciation Month” and my hope is that every one of us will find ways to express our love to those who lead us. As Vicki and I ‘church hop’ every Sunday and visit a different church on the Intermountain District, we are struck by the quality of our leaders. We work alongside a great group of pastoral leaders who are serving in incredible ways. Our District pastors are faithfully proclaiming the Word of God and working tirelessly to impact their com- munity for Christ. e work is not easy but they are responding to God’s call and are pouring their lives out in service. We are constantly blessed by the ministry we see flowing through the lives of lead pastors and associates who are filled with the joy of the Lord. is month, don’t miss your opportunity to say ‘thank you’. Take your pastor and their family out for a meal. Send them a special card. Give them a special offering. Find a way to honor them for the ways that their life is making a difference. Be generous with your love and praise. I’m of the belief that God has a way of blessing those individuals and churches that give attention to blessing their pastors. I’ll be looking forward to hearing the stories of how God has been at work, through you, to encourage our leaders. May we all have strength for the journey and wisdom for the task. ~ Scott Shaw

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DISTRICT CALENDAROctober 201910-13 NYI - The Call Conference13 Pray for Kimberly20 Pray for Kuna21-22 District Pastors Prayer Summit25-27 Renew Conf in Salt Lake City26 Prayer Converge at Vida Nueva27 Pray for La Grande

November 20193 Pray for Layton Rosewood Lane10 Pray for Marsing17 Pray for McCall21 Trinity Pines “Share the Dream”23 Prayer Converge at Bethel24 Pray for Valley Shepherd

DISTRICT PERSONNELRev. J. Scott ShawDistrict [email protected]

Rev. Tim BrewerSDMI [email protected]

Mr. Jaeson RogersNMI [email protected]

Rev. Richard VasquezNYI [email protected]

Mr. Rick WaitleyCamps Board [email protected]

Vanessa HarmonAdministrative [email protected]

Intermountain

InsightsOctober 2019

DS Perspective

The mission of NMI is to mobilize the local church.

Nazarenes encourage active participation in giving to Faith Promise, Alabas-ter, and compassion ministries. We bring in mis-sionary speakers and plan for occasional W&W projects. Many also are the local hands and feet for Nazarene Compassionate Ministries, fighting against human trafficking, giving care after nat-ural disasters, and welcoming new Americans escaping persecution and oppression elsewhere.  If you are doing these things, great. Keep doing them. This is part of our two-way covenant with God in which He blesses us so we are equipped to bless others in these ways (Gen 12:2-3). But, mobilizing is not defined as giving charitably. A mobilized church is one that understands God’s heart is for all peoples, and remembers that Jesus

Are You a Good Neighbor?commanded his disciples to go and make dis-ciples of all nations (Matt 28:19). As we go, we make disciples by loving and being compassionate and charitable. Luckily for us, we don’t necessarily have to go far because we have unreached peoples living in our midst. Unreached people have no active witness amongst them and will remain that way as long as we Christians ignore them. We have been told to love our neighbor as ourselves. We must engage these unfamiliar faces and cultures with genuine love and relationship. When we are obedient we will discover that God has already prepared doors of opportunity waiting to be opened. We need only to trust him and let our love be greater than our fears. How can you be better engaged? How can you be a Good Neighbor? Jaeson Rogers District NMI President

A few weeks ago I was driving down the road, and I was surprised to hear the voice of one of the church members of the church I pastored just a few years ago. I was

equally surprised when he told me that he had been thinking about me that day and he just wanted to call to let me know how much he appreciated my ministry and friendship. As I think about that call today, my heart is still blessed.

I’m sure that you are aware that October is “Pastor’s Appreciation Month” and my hope is that every one of us will find ways to express our love to those who lead us. As Vicki and I ‘church hop’ every Sunday and visit a different church on the Intermountain District, we are struck by the quality of our leaders. We work alongside a great group of pastoral leaders who are serving in incredible ways. Our District pastors are faithfully proclaiming the Word of God and working tirelessly to impact their com-munity for Christ. The work is not easy but they are responding to God’s call and are pouring their lives out in service. We are constantly blessed by the ministry we see flowing through the lives of lead pastors and associates who are filled with the joy of the Lord.

This month, don’t miss your opportunity to say ‘thank you’. Take your pastor and their family out for a meal. Send them a special card. Give them a special offering. Find a way to honor them for the ways that their life is making a difference. Be generous with your love and praise. I’m of the belief that God has a way of blessing those individuals and churches that give attention to blessing their pastors. I’ll be looking forward to hearing the stories of how God has been at work, through you, to encourage our leaders. May we all have strength for the journey and wisdom for the task. ~ Scott Shaw

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Intermountain District Church of the NazarenePO Box 1159 Nampa, ID 83653 Office: 208.467.3714 Fax: 208.467.1125 Email: [email protected] Website: www.intermountaindistrict.org

ATTENDANCE August 2019

CHURCH SDMI WORSHIP Baker City 92 245Boise Castle Hills 25 59Boise Euclid n/r 44 Boise Five Mile 48 88Boise New Hope 82 150Boise Tree City 465 638Buhl n/r n/r Caldwell Canyon Hill 69 115Caldwell Ustick Rd 39 64Council 19 44Eagle 290 695Elgin Harvester’s 22 29Elko 36 62Emmett 80 127Enterprise 9 24 Filer 31 46Gooding Desert Hills 4 26Harney County 29 59Harper 7 22Homedale Mt.View 105 213Idaho Falls Crosspoint 135 357John Day 30 61Kimberly 20 49Kuna 80 183La Grande 28 122Layton Rosewood Ln 28 32Marsing 25 43McCall 54 61Meridian Vly Shepherd 281 443Middleton n/r n/rMountain Home 68 108Nampa Bethel 227 477Nampa College 374 739Nampa Fairview 72 81Nampa First 561 945Nampa Intercultural -- 40Nampa Karcher 256 327Nampa Lakeview 55 79Nampa Real Life -- 56Nampa Vida Nueva 60 72New Bridge 8 23New Plymouth 10 13Nyssa n/r n/rOntario n/r 293Parma 31 52Payette 57 134Rocky Mt. Min. 200 456Salt Lake Central 130 48Salt Lake First n/r 40Twin Falls 215 492 Weiser 45 132

Fall Retreat

November 15-17, 2019 at Living Waters Ranch Challis, ID

Rest. Everyone needs it, many say they want it, but few seem to take it.Rest. It’s what some say they will do when they are dead.Rest. Our busy lives are so crammed full of this and that we just don’t have the time to take it.Rest. It’s the first thing our God modeled to us, not because He needed it, but because we did.God knew we would need time to let go, rest, and be conscious of Him and what He has done. He also knew that we would resist the idea. Now, with our hectic lives and constant connectivity to the outside world, we and our youth are constantly plugged in and burning out. This is why we are asking you and your youth to RESTORE your connection with God by unplugging, unpacking, and unburdening your lives for a single week-end in Challis, ID where we will have a time of worship, praise, and rest led by Dustin & Olivia Metcalf and NNU’s Covenant. Welcome to the RESTORE Fall Youth Retreat.

Individual Registration and fees ($90) due by Wednesday, November 6, by 11:59pm. The group form and full payment is due by noon on Thursday, November 7. Includes lodging Friday and Saturday nights and meals for all of Saturday, Sunday breakfast, and a packed lunch for your return Sunday afternoon. Be sure to have your students eat dinner on Friday night before they arrive. There will be various activities and opportunities to play, relax, and rest.

Also, here’s the link to the group registration (One per church): Group Here’s a link to the individual registration form: Individual

Once a year the friends and partners of Trinity Pines gather for an evening

called Share the Dream. This event is designed to bring together friends and sup-porters of the District camp. It will be held on Thursday evening, November 21, starting at 6:30 PM. Share the Dream will take place at Valley Shepherd Church of the Nazarene in Meridian and will include a time of sharing the successes of this year, bringing an update to those in attendance, and casting vision for the camp. Special recognition of several people will be included in the evening, along

SHARE THE DREAMwith a new feature called “A Day in the Life of Trinity Pines.” We will take you behind the scenes so that you can see what you often do not see as a guest. Call today to reserve a space, no cost in-volved, by contacting Cindy at 208-888-0988 or by email at [email protected]. A des-sert fellowship will be included as part of the evening’s activities. We look forward to you joining us and sharing in the celebration of achievements, recognition and visioning for your District Camp. Rick Waitley Executive Director

• Evangelism training event• January 11, 2020• Karcher Church of the Nazarene • Contact Pastor Brian Bowman if you

are interested in attending. • Email: [email protected]

District Discipleship Zone TourFebruary 17-21, 2020 - 6-9pm

Locations: Monday - Twin Falls Tuesday - Salt Lake City Wednesday - Pocatello Thursday - Nampa Friday - Baker City

Theme: Bridges: Engaging Relationships through Sunday School and Small Groups

We will begin each evening at 6pm with a dinner. Hope you can attend. ~Pastor Tim Brewer

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