Rev. Green & Family

Pastor
Rev. Arthur S. Green,
First Lady,
Patricia Green
and son Anton

Trust God Challenge
Fast Instructions
-The No Snack Fast -
Feb. 17th, 6pm - March 31st, 6pm
Three meals per day. NO SNACKS BETWEEN MEALS.
Water only between meals. No meal after 7pm


-The Vegetarian Fast -
Feb. 17th, 6pm - March 31st, 6pm
Vegetables and Fruit Monday-Saturday.
 
Vegetables and fruit & Fish on Sundays
Egg & Cheese products are permitted.
All meats eliminated.

-The Partial Fast -
Feb. 17th, 6pm - Feb 28th, 6pm
Fish or Chicken (Choose One) No Fried foods,
vegatables and fruit
March 1st, 6pm - March24st, 6pm
Vegetables only. Cheese and egg products are permitted
March 24th, 6pm - March 31st, 6pm
Juices-Vegetable&
Fruit, Soups Not chunky),
tea and natural drinks- Natural sweeteners- Agave, honey etc

All Members Should Sacrifice as follows:
Feb. 17th, 6pm - March 31st, 6pm


ALL MEMBERS are asked to fast from

Caffeine, Sugar/Artificial Sweetener,
Red meat and fat meats

Fried foods, Alcohol and Cigarettes
MID-WEEK – CONSECRATION:
ALL MEMBERS CAN PARTICIPATE

EACH WEDNESDAY,
“WATER-ONLY-FAST” 6am to 6pm



Our corporate fast is structured to be appropriate for most members, however, please remember that persons who are diabetic, on
medication and/or recovering from surgery should consult their physician.  Youth should not participate in the “liquids only”
portion of the fast, unless it is from 6am to 6pm.
The best rule for fasting is the rule of good old
God-given common sense, so if in doubt, ask a health professional.


The Trust God Challenge
Focus and Unity
  • Prayer and Study at 6am,
    12noon and 6pm.

  • Plan a time to share the Gospel or follow-up your witness.

  • Light exercise each day
    such as a 30-minute
    prayer walk.

  • Limit the intake of TV to as small an amount as possible.

  • Wednesdays beginning
    in February, we fast from
    6am to 6pm (Water Only).

  • Spend family and individual time with Daily Devotional Guide.

The best rule for fasting is the rule of
good old God-given common sense,
so if in doubt, ask a health professional.