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The December 3rd youth ministry meeting covered the following topics in 3 sentences or less: An opening prayer was said. The meeting then discussed an icebreaker where attendees name a memorable gift, assigning angels and vendors for the week, recapping the youth ministry's core ideology, details on Advent music in the chapel on Fridays, deadlines for Christmas hamper donations and gifts, plans for an Advent party on December 17th, and a request for volunteers to stay behind to discuss the children's Christmas party.
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Worship Bulletin with insert 10.09.2022.pdf
This document provides the order of service for the October 9, 2022 worship service at First Presbyterian Church of Asheville. The service includes hymns, scripture readings, prayers, and a sermon by guest preacher Guy Sayles titled "The Flow of Love and Joy". Announcements are provided about upcoming events like a men's fellowship tour and gardeners meeting. The service concludes with a sending blessing and invitation to fellowship after the service.
Activated: The True Christmas
This document tells the story of Terri and Bill Moore's daughter Promise and how God kept His promise to them through her. When Promise was just 6 weeks old, she became very ill with meningitis. The doctors said she would likely die by morning. Terri and Bill prayed fervently for her healing, claiming God's promises. Though the tests confirmed meningitis, which was said to be incurable, God miraculously healed Promise against all odds. She lived to bring them great joy and to show them how real God's promises are.
20091122 Announcements
This document provides information about Our Saviour Lutheran Church for the weekend of November 22, 2009. It includes contact information for church staff, the previous week's giving report, schedules for worship services and volunteers, and announcements about upcoming events including Bible studies, choir practice, a Thanksgiving worship service, and a bake sale.
The Herald - November December 2013
Thank you for the update George. I appreciate you bringing this initiative to my attention and am supportive of efforts to highlight the good works of our parishioners. However, as rector I have some concerns about the parish directly endorsing or financially supporting external charitable causes without a more thorough vetting and oversight process. Perhaps we could discuss this further and explore alternative ways the parish might help raise awareness of these important issues and the charitable activities of individuals, while maintaining appropriate boundaries. Please feel free to contact me to schedule a time to discuss.
Herald Nov-Dec 2013 vol39 no4
This document is the November/December 2013 issue of the Christ Church Deer Park Herald newsletter. It provides information about Advent services and events at the parish. The issue includes reflections from the Rector and assistant curate focused on the themes of Advent. It also announces a panel discussion on intergenerational spirituality and provides recommendations for Advent resources and readings. In addition, it previews the parish's Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services.
September/October Echo
This is the September/October edition of the Echo, the newsletter of Epworth United Methodist Church in Massillon, OH. For more information about the church please call (330) 832-7271
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2012 dec 3
- 1. YOUTH MINISTRY MEETING DECEMBER 3, 2012
- 2. OPENING PRAYER God of power and mercy, open our hearts in welcome. Remove the things that hinder us from receiving Christ with joy, so that we may share his wisdom and become one with him when he comes in glory, for he lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
- 3. ICE BREAKER Name a gift you will never forget. (Birthday, Christmas, graduation, or other)
- 4. ANGEL VENDORS Tuesday, Dec. 4 – Beckie and Robin Wednesday, Dec. 5 – Breanne and Johanna Thursday, Dec. 6 – Dominic and Emmanuel *Come see me right at lunch
- 5. RECAP OF YM’S CORE IDEOLOGY
- 6. FRIDAYS IN ADVENT WHERE: Chapel WHEN: Lunch hours on Fridays WHAT: Advent music in the chapel (check out the song list on sbdhsym.weebly.com) WHY: Visit to pray or meditate WHO: All of you!
- 7. CHRISTMAS HAMPERS DEADLINES • Loonies due Wednesday, Dec. 5 • Gifts due Friday, Dec. 7 • KD due Wednesday, Dec. 12
- 8. ADVENT PARTY WHO: For Youth Ministry WHY: Why not? WHEN: Monday, Dec. 17 at lunch time WEAR: Something purple or pink! WHERE: Dr. R’s room IDEAS: – A small gift exchange? – Potluck? – Games – Pizza party?
- 9. SBDHSYM.WEEBLY.COM HAPPY FIRST WEEK OF ADVENT!
- 10. VOLUNTEERS FOR CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PARTY STAY BEHIND!