A Little About Me

My name is Joanna and I am a worship leader, singer, songbird, theologian, Mary of Bethany in Kansas City at the International House of Prayer.

This website is a place where I write about what the Lord and I are talking about, upload worship recordings from my sets at IHOP–KC, share mp3's of sermons that are causing me to and grow, and post pdf's of classic Christian literature that I love. This is a collection of stuff that's blessed me thinking it may bless you too. If it does, post a comment or send me an email.

I am thankful for the financial support that makes this website, and a lifestyle of worship and ministry possible. To help support this effort, use paypal by clicking below.

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Recommended Albums

J.May - Conflict
Part Hip-Hop, Part IHOP

Janelle Hebert - Dying Embers
Worshipful and rocking

Laura Woodley - Invisible Realms
Soaking, long-play worship

travel

Pictures from Israel

Penned by Penned by Joanna Reyburn on Monday, November 27, 2006

My Last Day in Israel

Penned by Penned by Joanna Reyburn on Saturday, November 25, 2006

It's always surprising to me how close everything is in Israel. Jericho is only 23 miles from Jerusalem: Bethlehem is only 6 miles south! It's such a small humble place. Driving from Jericho to Jerusalem means driving through an IDF checkpoint past the retaining wall around the eastern side of Jerusalem meant to discourage rogue Palestinians from sneaking into the city. The Judean Wilderness that separates the cities is inhabited by Bedoins who, though not nomadic anymore, still herd goats and live in accomodations which I cannot imagine.

Shabbat in Jerusalem

Penned by Penned by Joanna Reyburn on Thursday, November 16, 2006

Woke up in Jerusalem at something like 6 am. What a crazy feeling it is to be able to say that!

Tour of Sylvan Lake Alberta

Penned by Penned by Joanna Reyburn on Thursday, October 19, 2006

I've been in Canada a few days now. Tonight with the interns, we watched session one of Mike Bickle's Omega Course. We had a great discussion time, which actually went until about 1 am, and since we started at 7:30, that's saying a lot.