About a hundred people gathered for the first ever Code for the Kingdom @ Microsoft this past weekend. We prayed, worshiped, hacked (kids did too!), pitched and celebrated–it was an amazing time.
Here are some pictures, videos and tweets from the event. You can read my thoughts on the winning projects here.
If you’d like to get involved, we’re preparing for the Code for the Kingdom Seattle Hackathon from October 2-4th, 2015. Visit the page to get in touch.
“We are shovelers, groundbreakers, heavy lifters. Jesus awaken all the identities we have never known before.” #c4tk
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
Opening for Code for the Kingdom @ Microsoft #c4tk so excited! pic.twitter.com/0eub7Rz0cg
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
“Who has worshiped in this building before? Probably nobody! So let’s plow the ground and worship God” #c4tk pic.twitter.com/WSCLg6ZSAj
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
“Minister” is a verb: to attend to the needs of someone or something. It is an action, which means we are all ministers. @DianeHoeft #c4tk
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
We are to bring the Kingdom wherever we go including Microsoft and do everything Jesus calls us to –KimWilson #c4tk pic.twitter.com/0fKd1J3Gyx
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
Aaron from @Faithlife sharing their APIs at #c4tk Microsoft pic.twitter.com/uzD0lTqpWg
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
Getting started hacking at #c4tk at Microsoft pic.twitter.com/lkBpCVZGAG
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
Heard the singing and wondered what’s going on are there nerds doing karaoke? So I came in and was like cool worship at Microsoft! #c4tk
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
What’s more stunning than the fact that we have the bible which prophesies world history is that we do not read it -IshmaelLim #c4tk
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
With God all things are possible–we just need to change our mindset. #c4tk pic.twitter.com/GOZhAitakz
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
Praying for marketplace miracles #c4tk pic.twitter.com/sJdrTupKb7
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
You know some people know God’s word because they have read it and you know some people know God’s word because they have lived it #c4tk
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
There is gonna be an opportunity to share the gospel with someone on Monday but will we take it? 2Cor 5:14-21 Christ’s love compels us #c4tk
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
Kids hacking raspberry Pis at #c4tk pic.twitter.com/EWibtAA9K2
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 11, 2015
David Mitchell from @Faithlife sharing about marketplace miracles at #c4tk pic.twitter.com/ytSvfNzkQJ
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 12, 2015
I’ve had an AMAZING time @ #C4TK hackathon @ Microsoft. It’s been encouraging to see believers @ this company come together for this event.
— shamichael hallman (@shamike2009) July 12, 2015
“my takeaway from this hackathon is to boldly pray for marketplace miracles-when we do things for the Kingdom God will answer” #c4tk
— Christopher Lim (@meritandgrace) July 12, 2015
A few pics from our #c4tk hackathon @ Microsoft. It’s been an awesome 2 days. pic.twitter.com/9LKHhEz2tC
— Code for The Kingdom (@code4thekingdom) July 12, 2015
A team of 4 interns built the winning project DiscoverBible
More Photos My thoughts on the winning projects.
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