Hello, here is an update of what is going on here in Montebelluna, Italy. Things are finally getting back to “normal.” We had a great semester one of the best that I can remember. We had our baptisms in September which is always a highlight for the church. In October we had a four outreaches with the Bible College students including a mission trip to Porto, Portugal. In November we had a Calvary Chapel Montebelluna Men's conference. The college group is doing good, we meet twice a month, we are going through the book of Romans together. It has been a blessing to see that most of the group is serving in some way with the church!
I am thankful to be back doing the things that I love. It was a rough spring / summer health wise with migraines. But I saw a specialist in September that has helped a lot. Here are some photos of a few things that have happened here.
Pictured below is our baptisms; we do these in our park area in the back of the church :
Pictured below is our students on outreach. This is the main class that I teach with the Bible college. It is called Mission & Evangelism. The class is split up between in class lessons and practical hands on ministry.
The men of our church got together over a long weekend. It was a great time for us to deepen our friendships and our walks with the Lord.
Overall the semester was great, because we had students that engaged not only with the Lord and in class. But they loved on and became apart of the church body here in Montebelluna. We miss them and it was hard to say good bye to them for sure.
As for my health I want to thank for you all your prayers. I have been feeling so much better these last couple months. I have only had one episode in recent months which is a huge improvement. I went to a specialist in September and he helped me with some medicine, but also I have wearing these glasses that help filter out blue light as well as UV.
Please pray for us as we are having a youth group / college group retreat January 5-8. Pray that the Lord would minister and change the lives of the youth here in Italy and that he would raise up a generation that loves Him.
Please pray as well for Pastor Craig’s health. The treatment has been working and the cancer numbers are going down. Pray that the therapy would continue to work long term.
Thank you all for your support,
Adam & Abigail Knorr