New Year’s Eve in Time Square

  Posted on December 31, 2010 By

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It’ 4 hours and counting till 2011.  I’m in New York tonight with our mside college mission team.  I can honestly say I have never been this close to a group of people in my life.  This is a tight squeeze.  People say there are over a million here.  I’m grateful this year to be ringing in the New Year while proclaiming the name of our Savior, Jesus Christ.  Happy New Year!

 Category: College Ministry, Mission New York

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