RMC Youth News with Michael Taylor – Loveland, Colorado … The Northern Colorado Youth Rally is expecting 150 high school students mainly from the Loveland and Fort Collins area, to “Discover God and who He is.”

“The theme was chosen after much prayer and conversation with the chaplain at Campion Academy,” explained Michael Taylor, coordinator of the event planned for November 4-5 at the Campion Church.

“We share a burden for helping youth get to know God in a meaningful and personal way,” he added.

Before joining the Campion Church as associate pastor, he was involved in the West Michigan Youth Rally programs while pastoring there, and he is “excited to try to bring this opportunity for personal and community growth to Colorado.”

The event speaker is Michelle Odinma, a Seventh-day Adventist Christian minister and contemporary singer/songwriter. A long-time friend and colleague of Taylor, Odinma has been a gifted singer/songwriter for years and [Taylor] was blessed to be her mentor pastor when she answered God’s calling into pastoral ministry herself. “She’s a phenomenal preacher and connects amazingly with youth, which helps her be successful in her current role as the Community Life Pastor at The Church of the Advent Hope in Manhattan,” Taylor shared.

The event opening program on Friday, November 4 will feature music and message from Pastor Michelle. She is the worship speaker on Sabbath and will give an afternoon concert. For detailed rally program and more information about Michelle Odinma, visit  https://www.nocoyouthrally.com/

On Sabbath afternoon, students will join with Pastor Matt Hasty to head into our local community, where students will be involved in door-to-door work, giving surveys, prayers, or small gifts. Some students will connect with our local homeless population to share God’s love through care packages, Taylor explained.

Taylor shared his hope to “eventually see teenagers from all over northern Colorado (and southern Wyoming) come together in such numbers that we’d outgrow the space here on Campion’s campus and need to move to a larger venue in the area.”

–RMC Youth News with Michael Taylor. Photo supplied.