The Last Days of John Owen On August 22, 1683, at his home in Ealing, Owen dictated his last surviving letter to his long-time friend, Charles Fleetwood:

I am going to him whom my soul hath loved, or rather hath love me with an everlasting love; which is the whole ground of all my consolation. The passage is very irksome and wearisome through strong pain of various sorts which are all issued in an intermitting fever. All things were provided to carry me to London today attending to the advice of my physician, but we were all disappointed by my utter disability to understand the journey. I am leaving the ship of the church in a storm, but while the great Pilot is in it the loss of a poor under-rower will be inconsiderable. Live and pray and hope and wait patiently and do not despair; the promise stands invincible that he will never leave thee nor forsake thee. Toon, The Correspondence of John Owen, 174

Leaders

• Brett Williams: Student and Families Pastor
• Jody Williams: 11th/12th Girls Crew Leader
• Aaron Fernandez: High School Teacher and 12th Boys Crew Leader
• Lisa Fernandez: 9th/10th Girls Crew Leader
• Ben Carroll: Worship Leader and Band Crew Leader
• Molly Benson: 6th/8th Girls Crew Leader
• Shawn Belcher: 6th/8th Boys Crew Leader
• Toph Blankenship: 9th/10th Boys Crew Leader
• Jonathan Murphy: 11th Boys Crew Leader

The Resolutions of An UnderRower

Under Rowers Meetings