New 116 Pixel Shirt, New ReachLife site, and updates

Type: news By Ben Posted Jul 3, 2009 3 Comments

Another fresh 116 Shirt is available now.  Check out the “Pixel” shirt at our store by clicking here.

We just put up a new ReachLife page on the reachlife.org site temporarily while we work on creating an entirely new site to serve you more effectively.  This splash page gives you or someone you want to share the ministry with a concise snapshot of who we are and what we have done.  (you might notice a new logo too). Any desires you have for the ReachLife site?  Let us know in the comments below.

The DWYL tour is on break right now and gets back on the road July 8th in San Antonio, then goes southwest and up the coast of Cali ending in Seattle.  Check out the tour site for more details and come see us!

Stay tuned for more info on DJ Official’s next project and Sho Baraka’s next project.  You might even get to download a new song soon…

DON’T WASTE YOUR LIFE!

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Posted July 3rd at 12:11 PM
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  • Jono Gaspa (Jul 3rd, 09 at 9:15 PM) Just had a look at the new reachlife page, looks amazing. I also am very very very excited for the new Man Up project, i hopes it stays 100% biblical and i cant wait to see how it turns out. Its sad just how many men out there are still living that boy life, both christians not growing into maturity and those men who are lead astray by the false promises of this world. This is exciting and a very neccasery project. Keep it up reach
  • ashley alafberg (Jul 4th, 09 at 5:53 PM) i can't wait to see what the new site will look like! I did have a quick question about the tour in August, GA. when will that information be posted so i can book my flight? I am so amped for this tour!!!
  • ashley alafberg (Jul 18th, 09 at 6:00 PM) i just ordered my 116 pixel shirt!! it is so sick! its def an awesome tool to spread the word!! I love it!! awesome job fellas!

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