One of the highlights of the Shiloh School of Prophets is the Independence Day fireworks show held on July 3rd in the Shiloh Amphitheater. The show never fails to delight the thousands who come for the spectacular combination of fireworks and music. I wanted to give a behind-the-scenes peek into some of the amazing efforts and hard work that makes the show possible.
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The 2011 School of Prophets conference opened last Tuesday evening with an incredible time of worship and a message of deliverance from Gary Hargrave. Our toils and perseverance must never be allowed to dull our love and desire for God.
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We’re into the last few days of preparation before the 2011 School of Prophets Conference begins. Many people from the Young Adult School of Prophets are already here and the crew of the Shiloh Amphitheater show has started arriving. We are excited about the week ahead of us, but for now there is still a lot to do: We’re still getting everyone registered and and getting the rooms ready. And we’re cooking a lot of really good food. And mowing, trimming, and cleaning a lot of really green grass. But mostly we are just waiting for you to arrive!
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A big part of the School of Prophets Conference is the work the Lord does in our hearts, as we work preparing for it. In fact, if you were to ask anyone who is involved in the preparation; whether by prayer or by hard work, you would hear one thought repeated often – the work, fellowship, and times of prayer leading to the conference are as much a part of the experience as the conference itself. Emily Hoover, who volunteers in our publications department, wrote about the spiritual focus behind all of the work that is happening: This week, people are already arriving for the School of Prophets conference at Shiloh. In this time of anticipation and excitement, one of the coolest things to me is to watch the family at Shiloh pull together and accomplish in a few days what might normally take weeks or months. As I walk through the building this week, there’s a buzz of activity
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As a conference center, Shiloh is privileged to host the annual Living Word Fellowship School of Prophets conference. Many people attend from churches throughout the United States and around the world, and the majority of them are housed at Shiloh during the conference. The anticipation for this time is just as strong for those coming from other locations as it is for those of us getting things ready here at Shiloh. The following paragraphs were written by Jared Ray, a young man from the Living Word Chapel in Palmer Lake Colorado, who is planning to come to this years conference: The School of Prophets conference in Shiloh is only one week away, and I find myself looking forward to the fun events and activities that will take place over the week; the worship, the fireworks, the live music, and the life-long relationships that will be created. I can’t help but think about the gathering together of those who share a
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Preparation for the School of Prophets Conference is in high gear. Over the last few days so many people have talked to me about their anticipation for the conference that I requested a few write something to me. I wanted all of you to hear the faith and anticipation that I am hearing.
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We are approaching the 2011 School of Prophets Conference with a determined faith that the Lord will appear again at Shiloh by His Word. My wife Phyllis recently made a declaration that I wanted to share. I think it perfectly describes our attitude as we prepare for this year’s conference.
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Erin Dunn, one of the young Pastors from Shiloh leads a group in Iowa City on Tuesday evenings. Over the summer they are working through the book of First Corinthians together. This is a summary of the first meeting in the series.
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Part of our preparation for this summer’s School of Prophets conference is washing all of the windows in Shiloh – and there are a lot!
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In recent services we have been talking about the experience of God’s word coming to abide in us. As we hold it in our hearts and meditate on it, the Holy Spirit comes. Then we begin to prophesy that Word out of our own mouths.
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