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What if I’m not 100% sure if I believe? There are lots of questions like these. You know the ones. They are the questions we never say because we think (for a reason totally unclear to this pastor) that we should know the answer already. How many times have you wondered, “How do I know the sound of God’s voice?” or “Is there truth in other religions?” I bet more than people think! I’m going to let you in on a secret—everyone even pastors…even me, have these sorts of fundamental questions about the faith. Having those questions doesn’t mean you are less spiritual than you should be and it doesn’t mean you are in some sort of state of spiritual babyhood that should embarrass you. In fact, having those sorts of questions indicates a level of spiritual health. It is not that a lack of knowledge indicates spiritual health; rather, spiritual health is the ability to know what you don’t know and have questions. Assuming you have all the answers you need generally means you have stalled in your spiritual growth and it’s time to give yourself a little push. What’s the solution? There are two. For those of you who have questions, ask them. In your Sunday school class, with your Christian friends, ask the question! You will not only discover that others have wondered these things as well, but will have given yourself fellow investigators to help discover the answer you need. For those of us who haven’t really given time to thinking about these sorts of root-level questions, it’s time to take a look. That’s the second solution. It may have been a long time since you spent time considering how it is that someone knows something is a sin, or whether or not church attendance is central to faith, but it’s time to step back and look for where your questions are located. It’s time to give yourself an opportunity to shore up the weak areas of your faith understanding. This sort of probing and questioning is nothing to be afraid of and definitely nothing to be embarrassed about. That is why we are going to be exploring all of those and several other questions this fall. Check out the back cover for the whole list. We’d love to see you at 5:00 p.m. Evening Worship, but if not, ask those questions anyway! 251.342.0462 | SEPTEMBER 2014 WORSHIP SERVICES What If...................................................front Notes from Pastors Jeff and Jim................2 Group Life Opportunities..........................3 Youth Ministry.............................................4 Children’s Ministry......................................5 Recreation Ministry....................................6 Various Ministries.......................................7 New Members/Music Ministry..................8 Pastoral Care.............................................9 Weekly Events/Library.............................10 Calendar.................................................. 11 Evening Worship Sermon Series............ 12 IN THIS ISSUE Christ United Methodist Church christumcmobile.com
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What if I’m not 100% sure if I believe? There are lots of questions like these. You know the ones. They are the questions we never say because we think (for a reason totally unclear to this pastor) that we should know the answer already. How many times have you wondered, “How do I know the sound of God’s voice?” or “Is there truth in other religions?” I bet more than people think!
I’m going to let you in on a secret—everyone even pastors…even me, have these sorts of fundamental questions about the faith. Having those questions doesn’t mean you are less spiritual than you should be and it doesn’t mean you are in some sort of state of spiritual babyhood that should embarrass you.
In fact, having those sorts of questions indicates a level of spiritual health. It is not that a lack of knowledge indicates spiritual health; rather, spiritual health is the ability to know what you don’t know and have questions. Assuming you have all the answers you need generally means you have stalled in your spiritual growth and it’s time to give yourself a little push.
What’s the solution? There are two. For those of you who have questions, ask them. In your Sunday school class, with your Christian friends, ask the question! You will not only discover that others have wondered these things as well, but will have given yourself fellow investigators to help discover the answer you need.
For those of us who haven’t really given time to thinking about these sorts of root-level questions, it’s time to take a look. That’s the second solution. It may have been a long time since you spent time considering how it is that someone knows something is a sin, or whether or not church attendance is central to faith, but it’s time to step back and look for where your questions are located. It’s time to give yourself an opportunity to shore up the weak areas of your faith understanding.
This sort of probing and questioning is nothing to be afraid of and definitely nothing to be embarrassed about. That is why we are going to be exploring all of those and several other questions this fall. Check out the back cover for the whole list. We’d love to see you at 5:00 p.m. Evening Worship, but if not, ask those questions anyway!
251.342.0462 | September 2014
worShip ServiceS
what if...................................................front
Notes from pastors Jeff and Jim................2
Group Life opportunities..........................3
Fill the Field - A bAckYArd bAShSunday, September 21 | cSports Field | 4:00 p.m.We are inviting you to celebrate the end of summer with the biggest backyard bash ever! Bring your outdoor games, a covered dish to share or dessert and a desire to have fun! There will be inflatables for the kids and games for all, including everyone’s all-time favorite, kickball! We’ll start eating hamburgers around 4:45 p.m. We’ll also provide the drinks. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to hang to out with your friends and to make some new ones as we “Fill the Field!”
In Christ,
Jim Kinder
important mattersThank you for making August a very meaningful and productive month! We had great worship experiences in NewSong and the Sanctuary. The Global Leadership Summit was a great success, as was our school supplies drive for Dixon Elementary!
As we move into September, I want to thank you for your faithfulness during these summer months. Last year, we invited all of our Christ UMC family to practice tithing (giving 10%) during the month of September. Our giving was up 16% over the previous September! I say let’s do it again this September! Will you tithe for these 30 days?
I also wanted you to know that I am one of many pastors, theologians and leaders in our denomination with concern about some of our fellow pastors (mostly in other jurisdictions) who are violating church law by conducting same sex unions. We have crafted a statement entitled “Integrity and Unity” and have addressed it to our Council of Bishops. It simply calls upon our Bishops to
enforce our Book of Discipline and to demand integrity so the unity of our church will be preserved. I encourage you to read the letter at methodistcrossroads.org and, if you feel led, add your name to the list. Our own Bishop Paul Leeland is standing strong for orthodox values within the Council of Bishops. I am grateful for his leadership.
Pray! n For our beloved United Methodist Church n For Christ UMC as we make important decisions about our corner property and as we enter our fall stewardship effort n For fellow Christians around the world who are being persecuted for their faith in Jesus n For every Christ UMC family member to get connected to a small group
In Christ,
Pastor Jeff
Begins September 7 | 9:15 a.m.n Sermon on the mount | room C-221 | The Sermon on the Mount is probably the best known part of Jesus’ teaching, though perhaps the least understood. He had come to inaugurate the new era. It is here we learn that followers of Christ pattern their lives after something totally different from what had preceded it. It is an outline of the world and how it could be if we all lived by this design. A class for singles.
n AmoS | room A-206 | Amos challenges us to examine ourselves and our society and to confront injustice wherever we find it. This Old Testament book is relevant for today and our times.
n FAll QuArterly Adult CurriCulum | room A-209Study material for this quarter is taken from Jeremiah, Habakkuk, Psalm 86, Job, Ezekiel and Isaiah 52. A class for 50+ adults.
n dropping your guArd: the VAlue oF open relAtionShipS By the teAChing miniStry oF ChArleS Swindoll | room d-204 Learn the importance of developing authentic, fulfilling relationships God intended within the church. For young married couples.
NeW SUNdAY MORNiNG StudieS For AduLtS
Get started in the right direction with Starting Point. Learn about the Christian faith, the mission of our church and church membership. You will also learn how to get connected into life of Christ UMC!
SuNdAY, october 26 | 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. | hoSpitALitY roomFOR MORe iNFORMAtiON OR tO ReGiSteR:
Contact Kerry Cohen at ext. 280 or register at christumcmobile.com/startingpoint
wedNeSdAY eveNiNG cLASSeSbegins September 10 | 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. n hoLY Spirit, here & Now by trevor hudsonroom A-207 | led by John Sellers | Many Christians feel that something is missing from their relationship with God. Trevor Hudson invites readers into a fresh relationship with the Holy Spirit, reassuring them that “the Holy Spirit is deeply at work in you, right at this moment, wherever you are.” Learn how to connect with the Holy Spirit in your daily lives by learning about the gifts He has bestowed upon you. Books are available at first class meeting for $11 with prior registration.
n the pArAbLeS ANd their true meANiNGhospitality room | led by Jeremy Steele | Jesus used parables to teach His disciples and other followers. Even though we study them today, do we really understand their meaning? In this study, Jeremy will show us what they meant in the day and culture of Jesus and what they mean for us today.
n the Five Love LANGuAGeS by Gary chapman room A-206 | led by lin & Jerry wilson | Marriage should be based on love, right? But does it seem as though you and your spouse are speaking two different languages? New York Times bestselling author Dr. Gary Chapman guides couples in identifying, understanding and speaking their spouse’s primary love language—quality time, words of affirmation, gifts, acts of service or physical touch. By learning the five love languages, you and your spouse will discover your unique love languages and learn practical steps in truly loving each other. A newly-designed love languages assessment will help you understand and strengthen your relationship. This class is designed for couples. Books are available at the first class meeting for a cost of $11 with prior registration.
monday morning bridge LessonsInterested in learning to play bridge, or you already play but would like to learn the new American Standard bidding system? If so, contact Marcia Jacobs at [email protected] or 251.342.0462, ext. 214.
beGiNS wedNeSdAY, September 3 n StudY oF romANS | led by Joyce Farrmorning Session: wednesdays | 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. or
beGiNS thurSdAY, September 4 evening Session: thursdays | 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Both groups meet in Joyce’s home. For more information, contact Joyce at 251.219.6407 or 251.351.6710.
beGiNS tueSdAY, September 9 n chiLdreN oF the dAY | Beth Moore’s newest study based on 1 & 2 Thessalonians | morning Session: 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.led by Joan haig and Brenda ragland - or - evening Session: 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. | led by Suzanne guy and Joan haig | room A-206 | The early believers carried the Spirit of God as they walked along the shores of Thessalonica, just as you carry that light today. Whether you are grocery shopping, strolling through a park or grabbing a coffee, you are never without the light. Learn to shine brightly during this 9-week study. The book will be available at the first meeting with prior registration for a cost of $16. Child care is also available with prior registration.
beGiNS September 10 diScipLe bibLe StudieSWant to know more about the Bible? Take Disciple!n diScipLe i – becoming disciples through bible Study|wednesdays | 6:00 p.m. | led by mary BrockmanDuring this 34-week study participants will not only read 80% of the Bible, they will build lasting friendships and experience a safe place to ask questions and share revelations. Bible stories fall into place on a broader scope and the relevance of them take on significant meaning. The cost of workbook is $40.
beGiNS September 14n diScipLe ii – remember who You Are | Sundays4:00 p.m. | led by denese davis | Participants in this 32-week study will read the major and minor Old Testament prophets, with the exception of Daniel, and will read the thirteen letters traditionally attributed to Paul. To establish the historical context in which the prophets spoke for God, daily reading assignments also draw on the books of Deuteronomy through Chronicles. The cost of workbook is $40.
to reGiSter For child care or any of these classes, contact Sonya Carson at [email protected] or 251.706.3365. Please register in advance to secure your book.
n WedNeSdAY hANGOUt & BiBle StUdYRe:Fuel | Youth Area | Dinner $4Come eat and hang out | 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Bible Study | 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Visit christumcyouth.com for updates and details on all activities.
YOUth MiNiStRY StAFF• Tyler Vittetoe, High School Youth Minister email - [email protected]• Bill McLarty, Middle School Youth Minister email - [email protected]
StAY CONNeCted With US Check in with us at
Get text messages at christumcyouth.com/text Next GeNeRAtiON NeWSletteR
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n 6 | hAndS & Feet – light oF the VillAge | 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. We will spend the day assisting with clean up or maintenance projects at Light of the Village. Please bring lunch money and wear closed-toe shoes!
n 7 | youth pArentS’ meeting | 10:40 a.m. | Hospitality Room Meet Bill McLarty, Middle School Minister and Tyler Vittetoe, High School Minister and learn about the plans for fall. A question and answer period will be included.
n 12 | middle SChool Fun night - BlACk light night7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. | Cost: $5 | Ready to get your NEON on? Huge black light party! Black Light Volleyball, Black Light Ultimate Dodge Ball, Black Light Dance Party, Black Light Costume Contest and much more! Grab your friends and get to this! It’s going to be incredible!
n 12 | high SChool ChAoS – FootBAll tAilgAte | 6:30 p.m. – until | Get ready to get your tailgate on! We will be tailgating at the Baker High School football game. Find our tent in the parking lot and bring your friends by and let’s hang out. We’re going to fire up the grill and break out the coolers. Hang around afterwards for some awesome live music.
Coming in October:n 18 | FAmily Fun dAy At the pumpkin pAtCh | 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. | Join us for inflatables, Pumpkin Chunkin Contest, puppets, food, live music and more!
September Events
Tardy bells are ringing and alarm clocks are going off a lot earlier than before. School has started back and hopefully you are beginning to enjoy
the odd luxury that a set schedule can bring. I know in my home, I sort of look forward to this time of year. Aside from school starting back, we are also resuming our Sunday Night Fall Schedule. Last week in Middle School worship, we began a 4-week series called The Pour. On Sunday nights, we will meet in small groups to dig a little deeper into the material
presented. The Pour is a lesson series that will help students understand the difference between pouring and spilling. Pouring is done on purpose, where spilling is done haphazardly and often times results in waste. God poured His love into us on purpose. Our hope is to help the students understand our responsibility to that love and that purpose. It is to further pour love into others. Talk with your student about where they might spend time pouring into others over the next few weeks.
Sun., Sept. 7 - teenApAloozA | 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Cost: $5 | Ever wonder what 17,000 WATER BALLOONS look like? Get yourself and your friends to the most outlandish Fall Kickoff Party ever. Gargantuan water balloon
fight, giant slip and slide, live local bands, lots of food, friends and way too much to list. Free Christ UMC Youth Ministry t-shirt for the first 350 people in line!
n 3 | grAndpArentS’ teA | 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Fellowship Hall | 3 - 4 year olds What could be a better way for your preschooler to spend time with their grandparents than at a Tea? Come enjoy tea and cookies and capture that special day with a picture!
n 10 | wedneSdAy night progrAmming BeginS | Dinner 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. $5 person or $15 per family | Preschooler Worship: Bldg E Rm 149 - 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Experience God’s World in surprising ways with Weird Animals! | K5 - 5th Grade Worship: 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. | Fellowship Hall | Bible Study, fun and games!
n 12 | tween Fun night | 6:00 p.m – 9:00 p.m. | For 3rd - 5th grade | Christ Center Assembly Area (Tween Worship Area) | Pizza, drinks, video games, karaoke, live music and dancing. Cost: $5 per child. Younger siblings are welcome!
n 12 | pArentS’ night out pAJAmA pArty6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. | $10 per child 6 weeks - 2nd grade | Enjoy a night of fun activities and movies Pajama Party Style! Please send a snack/dinner and drinks for your child, as food will not be provided. Register at cumcchildren.com/register by Tuesday, September 9.
n 21 | pumpkin pAtCh work dAy12:00 p.m. - until | Help transform the dirt parking lot into a patch for pumpkins by moving hay bales, pop-up tents and decorating. Lunch and child care will be provided.
n 18 | FAmily Fun dAy At the pumpkin pAtCh | 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. | Join us for inflatables, Pumpkin Chunkin’ Contest, puppets, food, live music and more!
Sunday mornings | All Sunday School classes are located in Building E. Visit the Next Generation booth for location of classes.
September Events
“I always wished someone would do something about that, then I realized I am somebody.” This particular quote by Lily Tomlin has always stuck out to me. Growing up, my mother always told us
one of the main reasons God has us here is to love and help one another. There is so much brokenness in the world. If we all just did something, it would have to make an impact. That is why I am completely loving the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge that is sweeping just about all forms of media
right now. Seeing the children getting involved with their parents about any cause or charity should bring joy to our hearts as Christians. Whether it is bringing awareness to ALS, malaria, starvation, dehydration or just cutting your neighbor’s yard when they are not able to, let us have joy in our hearts. Rejoice in the fact that we are teaching our children to serve. Rejoice in the fact that we have a loving God. God wants us to love one another and help each other. I wonder if He ever thinks, “I wish they would do something about that.”
to reGiSter: Visit christumcsports.com or come by, fill out a form and pay at the Recreation Desk.
n 1 | Labor Day—CUMC CLOSED
n 12 | Basketball Gym closes at 7:00 p.m.
n 15 | Soccer coaches mid-season meeting
n 15 | YRC parent conference followed by YRC coach meeting
n 22 | YRC practices begin
n 29 | YRC pictures
n Fall young runners Club | K5 – 2nd grade will train for a 1 mile fun run, 3rd – 5th grade will train for a 5K; 6th – 9th grade will train for a 5K with an option to train for a 10K. Parent meeting is Monday, September 15. Practice is from September 22 to November 15. Fee is $35 for new YRC. Returning from the Spring 2014 is $15.
n Cheerleading for Basketball 2014-15 | For K5 – 5th grade. Required parent orientation and uniform fitting is Tuesday, October 21. Practices will be on Tuesdays beginning October 28. Fee is $85.
n Basketball 2014-15 | For K5 – 6th grade. K5 – 2nd grade are co-ed. Required evaluations are October 6th and 7th. The season begins Monday, October 27 and ends January 31, 2015. Fee is $85.
September Dates
I’m amazed at how many people ignore the feedback from the most sophisticated and complex organism on the planet—the human body. God’s design of the human body is absolutely mind boggling. It’s designed with built-in protection mechanisms from head to toe, so listen to what it tells you before you train, as you train, and after you train. If you’re feeling pain, your body is telling you something, so slow down or reduce the intensity. If you’re feeling light-headed, your body is telling you something. This doesn’t mean stop. Simply slow down and see if your body responds by removing the warning signal. Over time, you’ll learn your limits. Then you’ll know just how hard to push yourself, by combining the heart rate monitoring with the body’s feedback.
The difference between discomfort and pain: Coaches are always telling their athletes they need to know the difference between pain and injury. The difference to them is that you can play with pain but an injury should be rested. The reality is that pain is the body’s feedback from an injury. For your training purposes, what you really need to know is the difference between discomfort and pain. Many times during a workout you may feel uncomfortable or tired, but that’s something you need to learn to push through. By going beyond discomfort or fatigue, you’re pushing yourself past your normal limits and forcing your body to respond. It responds by getting in better shape to handle the work you’re putting it through.
Seven Year plan reportBy rob Blackwell, Church Administrator
The goal of the Seven Year Plan is to eliminate $7 million of debt in 7 years, thereby giving us the resources and flexibility to more freely and effectively answer God’s call on our church. Remember, the core components are:
n Intentional Emphasis on Spiritual Development and Tithingn Incorporating the Mortgage Payment in General Operating (GO)n 2nd Mile Sundaysn Planned Givingn Capital Campaigns In October, we will enter into the next phase of the 7YP with the introduction of the first of two capital campaigns. With this campaign, we will see some differences from a traditional church capital campaign. While the commitment to paying down the debt will continue to be the focal point of the 7YP, the campaign this fall will have at its foundation an emphasis on personal discipleship and stewardship. The financial needs of the organizational church are vital and worthy of our dedicated and prayerful effort, but the heart of the matter is the spiritual need of the real church—the people. As we grow in our discipleship and become better stewards of all that God has provided, that growth will be reflected in the financial health of our church and its ministries. We are excited about the potential that this campaign has for Christ UMC, so be on the lookout in late September for more information on this important phase of the 7YP. In the meantime, check the graph and let’s celebrate the fact that we have now paid down the debt principal more than $1 million since we began the 7YP!
Are you a woman with a schedule that varies every day? Possibly being a caregiver keeps you pretty tied down or you just don’t get out that much anymore and use technology as your means of maintaining contact with the rest of the world. Maybe you have children to get to different schools, after school activities that keep you on the run or a little one around whose schedule must fit your needs. Perhaps you work outside the home and have to include that in the mix of the needs of other family members. Add to that household chores, such, as providing a healthy meal or clean clothes for the family, and there is no way to add a regularly scheduled meeting to your already overactive life.
If you’re that woman who can not add another place-to-be to her life but who really wants a connection with other women in her church, then the Mary and Martha Mail Circle may be the place for you! Email, snail mail,
the telephone and the internet are the means for being in touch and a virtual meeting is posted on the first day of the month at mailcircle.net. Now at 29 strong, these women enjoy a unique avenue in accomplishing their work with mission.
Interestingly enough, this is the circle that may have the widest range in ages and locations of its members—from college-aged to seniors, from throughout Mobile County to as far away as North Carolina! There is virtually (no pun intended) no woman who would feel out of touch with this circle!
If you want to know more about becoming involved with Mary and Martha Mail Circle, visit their website or contact Circle Coordinator Vera Moore at [email protected] or 251.639.2189.
United Methodist Women at christ umc
Sail on the dReAM for a dreAm vAcAtioNSet sail with Pastor Bobby and Nancy Williams on May 17, 2015 from New Orleans to Honduras, Belize and Cozumel for a 7-day cruise.
For additional information or booking your cruise, come by the cruise table in the Sanctuary Gathering Area or call Kathryn Twilley at 251.443.7501 or 251.404.4414 or Bobby Williams at 251.342.0464.
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n Youth Singers starts 8/17Sun., 10:20 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Thomas, Jeff and Cheryl TrauthweinJoined Sunday, July 27, 2014
Matt and Katie JarnaginJoined Sunday, August 10, 2014
Josh and Leah LadnerJoined Sunday, August 10, 2014
Dot Kopacek Joined Sunday, June 15, 2014
tueSdAYS6:30 p.m. - Supper/meeting
LocAtioNHome of Jim & Amy Mitchell 6724 Candlelight Court Contact: [email protected] or 251.767.1325
WhaT is GaP? it’s a casual Bible study group for unmarried graduates and professional men and women, ages 23 - 35. The focus is on learning from the Bible, as well as how to grow in our relationship with God and his people.
Josh and Sara SmithJoined Sunday, August 10, 2014
Chad McPhailJoined Sunday, August 17, 2014
Christ UMC Worship & Music Ministry Fall 2014 Schedule
Please contact Ralph Gudeman 251.342.0462, ext. 221 or [email protected] with any questions.
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n Wanda Hampton in the death of her sister Celestine Gage
n Johnny Martin and family in the death of his brother Terry Martin
n Dawn Bratcher & Michael Akridge and families in the death of their uncle Raymond Lovell
n Susan Groom and family in the death of her mother Frances Sims
n Nancy Barnes and family in the death of her husband Marvin Barnes
n Janet Lyle and family in the death of her husband David Lyle
n Nicholas Christopher and family in the death of his wife Sara Christopher
n Trudi & Laney Christopher and family in the death of their daughter-in-law Sara Christopher
n Mary Russell and family in the death of her mother Gladys Dahlgren
n The family of Carol Meeks
n Wanda Hampton and family in the death of her grandmother Dora McNeil
n Oscar Almeida and family in the death of his mother Noemi Almeida
n Logan Elliott and family in the death of his grandmother Carolyn Rasmussen
n The family of Joann Melton
n Doni Bobel and family in the death of her mother Carolyn Shepard and her sister Colleen Trentman
n Frances & Toni Smith and family in the death of their son Stephen Smith
n Valerie Simmerman and family in the death of her mother Frankie Wood
the Stephen miniStry CAn help
Did you ever want to talk to someone but felt no one really wanted to listen? Stephen Ministers
are trained to listen well. They will listen to you and respond lovingly and non judgmentally. They are not there to tell you what you
should or should not do. If you need someone who will really listen to you as you work through a problem, you may want to consider a
Stephen Minister. For more information contact Donna Alexander at [email protected] or 251.342.0462, ext. 225.
For more information, contact Donna Alexander at [email protected] or ext. 225 or visit
christumcmobile.com/celebraterecovery.
A Christ-centered 12-step program for life’s hurts, hang-ups and habits. Recovery is a journey you don’t have to travel alone.
every thursday6:30 p.m. | building F
MOnDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 6:30 p.M. - 7:30 p.M. | pARlOR
Christ UMC Christian Cancer Support meets the
2nd Monday of every month. Please join us for cancer education, faithful testimony, information/referral and prayer.
Contact Teresa Atkins at [email protected] or 251.653.0364 for more information.
For child care, contact Kim Pratt at [email protected] or 251.706.3331.
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SuNdAYS8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Coffee & Donuts8:00 a.m. Sanctuary Worship Service Sunday School - All Ages9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Library open9:15 a.m. Sanctuary Worship Service NewSong Worship Service Early Elementary Worship Preschool Sunday School 9:16 Youth Worship Adult Connection College Connection10:20 a.m. Youth Singers 10:40 a.m. Sanctuary Worship Service NewSong Worship Service Adult Sunday School Tween Worship Early Elementary Sunday School11:00 a.m. Youth Ringers 5:00 p.m. Evening Worship Service Youth Worship6:00 p.m. College Group moNdAY8:00 a.m. Lifegate
