Tell it on the Mountain

Grace and peace to you from God, Our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.
On Saturday, May 15th, 10:30 AM at Stone Mountain Park, we will show the world that we are united in Christ. We would love to have you join us.
God has given me a vision of an army of believers ascending under the banner of God, literally proclaiming Him before the nations. The primary goal is to show the world that we are committed to God, and we are united in that purpose, to evangelize the world and our communities. As you may know, the greater Atlanta area, specifically Gwinnett County, is one of the most racially diverse population in our nation. By gathering people from all nations who love the Lord of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, we can make a powerful statement for our Lord.
We will begin with seven (7) people blowing rams’ horns (shofar) for thirty seconds on top of Stone Mountain. This will signal the seventy (70) people (also at the top) to start reading assigned parts of the Bible (simultaneously) in their native language over the people of GOD as they ascend to the top. At the same time the shofar sound, people of every nation, tribe and language (who are gathered at the foot of the mountain) will start their ascension under the banner of GOD, “King of Glory”. The reading and the march will take about 90 minutes. For those who want to participate but cannot march, the lift is available. When the people of God reach the mountain top they shall receive their reward.
Many churches, including Salem Missionary Baptist, Lilburn Alliance Church, Vietnamese, Eritrean, French African and Hispanic churches, are already on board. When the trumpet sounds, please join us to ascend to the mountain top. Will you and your congregation join us in this mighty witness?
If your Pastor or Evangelism department would like to participate or has questions, please have them contact Jonathan Magee at jonathanmagee@live.com or 770 312-7256.
“After this I looked and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and language, standing before the throne and in front of the Lamb. They were wearing white robes and were holding palm branches in their hands”. Rev. 7:9
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