Fire in our hearts - Jesus Army

FIRE IN OUR HEARTS
ON THE MARCH
tration, he decided to ‘split’, but his mates pleaded with him,
and he had a change of heart.
Steve began to pray a lot and often spoke at our informal
Sunday night ‘Lost Sheep’ gatherings at Cornhill for the under-thirties.
We were concerned for our own youth, some of
whom were strongly attracted by the world. Some feared we
might lose our second generation. Steve, for one, felt that
unreality amongst us was to blame and he became increasingly
burdened for the church.
Within two years our rather Hutteritish church-community
had been transformed into an army of would-be evangelists.
But, though we had almost reached our 200 target, many of
us were jaded, drained and spiritually thirsty.
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