Living Loved Project

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What would it look like if you began you live your life in a manner appropriate to who your Father is?

Many followers of Jesus secretly feel tired, condemned, or numb—like they’re doing all the right things but still missing the Father’s heart.

On Saturday, May 16, join Leonard & Lesley Hays (US) and Stephen Hill (Northern Ireland) for a one‑day journey into the transforming love of the Father—a love that comforts, heals, and sets you free from religious pressure.

Through four relaxed sessions, stories, and ministry time, you’ll have space to:
Lay down the weight of striving and spiritual performance.

Experience God as a safe, kind Father instead of a distant judge.��Begin to live as a son or daughter who is truly, deeply loved.

Whether you’re curious, skeptical, burned out, or just hungry for more, you’re welcome. Come as you are—no masks, no pressure, just the possibility of finally feeling at home in His love.

https://www.livinglovedproject.org/waco-may-16-2026

This has been an incredible year full of the joy, the trials, the pain, the confusion, and the unmatched beauty of His incredible Love! In the end we find ourselves rejoicing at His Goodness, His Kindness, His Care and all we have left is gratefulness! We are so Thankful for each of you and what that means to our life! We love you!

Subject: You’re Invited: Experience the Father’s Love at Summer Camp 2025!

Dear Friends,

It is our joy to invite you to our Fatherheart Ministries Summer Camp, happening June 15–25, 2025! This is more than just a camp—it’s a verifiable adventure and a sacred space where you can encounter the transformational love of the Father in a community that feels like home.

Our heart is to see sons and daughters of God walk in true freedom, to watch relationships flourish, and to create a “thin place” where heaven touches earth and the momentum of the Spirit is always present. Whether you’re coming as an individual, a family, or a group, there is a place for you at the table.

What Awaits You:

Mornings filled with inspiration, worship, and impartation from our amazing team and international guests

Afternoons and weekends open for rest, play, and meaningful conversations in the beauty of creation

Activities on the lake, walking trails, campfires, and spontaneous moments of joy and discovery

A community where every member belongs, just as Romans 12:4–5 declares:�“So in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member belongs to all the others.”

Space is limited and filling quickly!
�Don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable journey! Now the Third Year Running!

👉 Reserve your spot and get more information at:

https://livinglovedproject.aweb.page/p/c1372d60-f6cf-45a3-afb2-ac11bd9ce4f1

Or scan the QR code on the attached flyer.

When: June 15-25
Where: Silver Lake, NY�Who: Open to all seeking a deeper connection with God and community.�What to Expect: A journey of transformation, connection, and joy.

If you’ve been longing for a place to rest, reconnect, and experience the Father’s love in wide open spaces—this is your invitation.

We can’t wait to see you there!

With heaps of love,

�Leonard & Lesley Hays

The command to “love your neighbor as yourself” is not simply a moral directive or an act of willpower, but rather, it is the natural outflow of first receiving love—specifically, the unconditional love of God the Father. Many people, even us that are deeply committed to faith, struggle to truly accept that they are loved by God just as they are, apart from achievement, status, or worthiness.

We are often driven by a need for approval, striving to earn love through our actions, and fearing that without constant effort, we may be forgotten or unloved. This “commercialization” of love—where nothing is given for nothing, not even love itself—creates a barrier to both receiving and giving love freely.

Only when we allow ourselves to be embraced by this unconditional love—when we stop striving to earn it and simply receive it—do we become free to love others without needing anything in return. Our acts of love are no longer veiled cries for affection or attempts to secure our own worth, but become genuine, self-giving love that reflects the heart of the Father.

The great commandment to love is only possible when we first allow ourselves to be loved by God, without condition or prerequisite. This is not a one-time event, but a continual journey of surrender and trust and receiving, where we let go of our defenses and allow God’s love to transform us—so that we, in turn, can love others with the same freedom and grace.