#Burlingtom worktime drivers

#Burlingtom worktime drivers

A full drivers licence is preferred for you to be able to travel between the villages. You are reliable, efficient and have excellent communication skills. Someone who can share in our core values - O Tatou Uara of vision, optimism, respect, equality and honesty, working effectively with people from a range of different cultures. About you - Nga Korero Mou An experienced Barista looking for part time work in a stable environment вЂ“ working hours are flexible, would suit someone looking for school hour work. For the right person there is potential for fulltime work including opportunity for additional hours in our new onsite Bakery, due to open later in the year. The current role for part time Barista would be to operate our airstream style, village coffee carts between the two villages, located just 2km apart on Prestons Road. Townsend and HobbsВ believeВ prayer is the key to the ongoing revival.Burlington Village, jointly with Alpine View Lifestyle Village are looking to fill a part time position for a Barista. On Friday, June 17, the revival team posted on Facebook: '311 preachers under the tent tonight! Help us pray for tender drawing of the Holy Spirit. Watch a clip from the Burlington Revival Facebook page here: The Burlington Revival Facebook page has accumulated 7,158 likesВ and is filled with pictures and videos showing the mass audience under the tent. Social media has played a big part in getting the word out. Townsend said the location is attracting people who were just passing through with no intention of going. The tent sits directly off the highway at 3860 Danbrook Road in Burlington, NC - just off Exit 140 from I-40. 'I'm grateful and I'm thankful that my children get to see this 'cause I think that they'll know - they'll always know that God is real.' 'We talked about it a little bit, and I said, 'Do you think that Jesus is talking to you about something?' And she said, 'I want to be saved,'' Caudill shared with CBN News. Harrison accepted Christ under the ministry of Townsend.ДЄshley Caudill saw her six-year-old daughter accept Christ during a service. And every Sunday and Wednesday, my daughter would go down to the altar and pray for Daddy and Mommy to get saved,' Harrison said, as tears welled up in his eyes. 'I haven't been in church in over 11 years until five and a half weeks ago.

People from around the country are attending, and hundreds have accepted Jesus Christ. 'Every night I lay my head on my pillow and just stand amazed at what God is doing.' 'In my wildest imaginations, I would never have thought that God would have done what He's done,' Townsend said. 'The last time I remember anything remotely similar to this happening was in August of 1951 when I went to a tent meeting in Greensboro, and a young evangelist by the name of Billy Graham was speaking.' 'It's been absolutely amazing,' Cox said. Local businessman Don Cox allowed the tent to be put up on his property. The revival outgrew the New Hope sanctuary and eventually moved to a tent. 'And now we're seeing what we've been praying about and to see how that God has just orchestrated this and how that God has brought it together,' he continued. 'We had been meeting over 15 years, praying for revival to touch us locally and nationally.' This is something we've been praying for in our church for several years,' Hobbs shared. 'Brother Randy got up and said, 'I don't believe God's done.' And I said, 'I don't either,'' Townsend told CBN News. Townsend sensed that God wanted to do more. The church began a one-week revival, and as it neared the end, Hobbs and Evangelist C.T. Townsend, and people who have experienced the saving power of God. Watch highlights and hear from Pastor Randy Hobbs, Evangelist C.T. In June, they held a Youth Night, and more than 5,000 people showed up.Д¬BN News returned from covering the Burlington Revival. Pastor Randy Hobbs of New Hope Baptist Church, where the Burlington Revival began,В told CBN News the meetings are averaging around 2,500 people each night. Crowds have been meeting under a huge tent since early May.ДЄfter a brief break in mid-July, the services are back up and running. In a state facing attack, God is on the move. The revival in Burlington, North Carolina, keeps going strong.