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The document discusses the history and purpose of the Christian church. It describes how God had a vision for including all people through the establishment of the church. It outlines how Jesus built upon the Jewish tradition of sacrifice and forgiveness to found the church. Members of the early church devoted themselves to teaching, fellowship, prayer, and sharing with those in need. God continues to invite all people to join the church.
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- 1. Church: On His Mind People moving from darkness to light
- 5. Worship
- 10. I believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. I trust him as my Lord and Savior. Confession
- 11. Worship
- 12. Offering
- 15. Today God Invites Us To Join Him…He Says ‘Come!’ "Come!" say the Spirit and the Bride. Whoever hears, echo, "Come!" Is anyone thirsty? Come! All who will, come and drink, Drink freely of the Water of Life!” --Revelation 22:17 Message
- 16. Worship
- 17. Prayer
- 19. Go with the Church On Your Mind People moving from darkness to light