In Day Four's blog it was mentioned that we would be climbing a mountain to have a prayer meeting at the top and though it was raining we all decided to do it anyway. That blog was written prior to us actually going, we had taken a vote and decided, but when it came time to actually go some of us had changed our minds. We sounded like the Children of Israel when coming out of Egypt on our climb up the 568, yes you read that correctly 568, steps to our destination.

Following are clips and pictures to give you a glimpse of why this event received it's own blog. Many of you will probably hear the stories and the experience, but there are thirty people (plus members of a church in Catacamas) that can say we literally have a mountain top experience in our lives.

The Climb


Prayer

We prayed for the city of Catacamas and Santa Maria, the two cities we could look out over from the top of the hill. We bound the strong holds that were in the cities. We prayed for the pastors of the church's in those cities, we prayed for one another, and then we had the pastor from Catacamas pray that we would have the burden he does for revival.











Just as the Children of Israel were probably happy when they reached the Promised Land, those of us that complained on the way up were happy that we made the trip.