Before I begin my message I want to show you a video clip. It's only three minutes long.

The video quality is not good.

But I will be amazed if it doesn't touch your heart.

Every time I've seen it, it is so impacted me.

And I won't tell the story, I'll let the video tell it itself, but the title of it is Arctic Fire.

Again, it's three minutes and then I'll be right back to preach about what happened to these people in the Arctic.

Let's watch this together.

It happened in the middle of winter February 28, 1999.

Believers had gathered for a week of revival meetings at the Anglican Church.

Hungry for God and troubled by new reports of community drug use, they decided

to add a special Sunday afternoon youth service.

Among those leading the meeting were Pastor Moses Kayak and his ministerial colleagues Joshua and James Ariac.

All great grandsons of the original Lightkeeper, Angwa Tezewak.

An invitation was offered for youth who felt they wanted to come closer to God.

Worship leader Louis Ariac was praying over the youth that had gathered around the altar.

I felt so close to God and he kept giving me this verse.

And that says,

does it are the pure in heart heart for they will see God?

Something start to happen that was out of our control.

The noise started coming.

Yeah, it started softly like you can barely hear.

A dual cassette deck used to record the service was still running off the sound board.

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