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Seeing Jesus in the Psalms project and coming book.

 A few things to tell you about the Seeing Jesus in the Psalms project and coming book.

  • People who will commit to prayer for the project.
  • People who will recruit prayer for the project.
  • We still need more co authors. 
  • Lyssa William are going on a writing break to work on the book in April (15- 29). 
  • We need helpers in the store 
  • We are looking for book project team members.

    • Readers
    • Proofreaders
    • Translators
    • Co-authors
    • Layout helpers
    • Audio to text online tasks

And other workers too, most tasks can be done from home on your own time. 



 We are going back through the Psalms from a new perspective:

https://seeinghumanityinthepsalms.blogspot.com/

      

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Location: Leuven, Belgium

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