The pastor is excited to launch a new initiative called "Committed to the Journey" which aims to expand ministries, unify the church, and share the gospel. This will require faith and resources from the congregation. The pastor encourages reading about the program and praying for God's guidance. Being committed means entrusting oneself to this journey of faith together.
This newsletter from St. Peter & St. Paul Episcopal Church provides information on upcoming events and ministries of the church. It discusses Father Robert Certain's thoughts on sacrifice as a love gift in the Eucharist. It also announces upcoming events like a rib festival fundraiser, recognition of Education for Ministry graduates, and the work of ministries like Cool Girls and the parish nurse program. The vestry goals for building membership, addressing debt, and becoming a resource church are also outlined.
This document is a newsletter from Christ Church Deer Park in Toronto announcing staffing changes. It thanks the interim priest, Tom Greene, for his leadership over the past 9 months and looks forward to the arrival of the new rector, Kevin Robertson. It provides biographical details about Kevin Robertson and his experience and interests. It also announces upcoming parish events where the congregation can welcome their new rector and bishop Patrick Yu will join them for a service.
This issue of the church newsletter covers several topics:
1) The interim rector calls on parishioners to get more involved in the church by volunteering their time and talents, as Christian education programs and Vacation Bible School will need new leaders.
2) The senior warden provides an update on the search for a new rector, noting that the targeted search process did not find a match but that the search committee will continue looking.
3) The treasurer reports that the church has a budget surplus for 2010 and expects to break even in 2011, though pledges are down so no new programs or staff can be added for now.
The bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ provides information about upcoming events and needs within the congregation. This includes a youth rally at the end of May, encouragement for members who need prayer or support, and announcements about worship leaders and Bible classes. The bulletin also includes a brief critique of the book Angels and Demons by Dan Brown, noting themes of religious zealotry while also acknowledging science and religion don't need to be at odds.
The Baltimore Education Coalition is organizing to protect funding for Baltimore City Public Schools from potential budget cuts by Governor O'Malley. Recent progress in test scores, graduation rates, and drop-out rates shows investment in education is working, but more funding is still needed to improve opportunities for children. BUILD and BEC are meeting with state legislators to advocate for maintaining or increasing education funding. Brown Memorial members are invited to contact the governor and their representatives to support adequate school funding.
This document is a newsletter from Everett Family Church providing updates on upcoming events and recapping prior events. It announces a blizzard camp for children in January that needs scholarship funding. It also describes regular Saturday family gatherings, community groups, prayer meetings, missions support, staff meetings for the blizzard camp, and birthdays. The pastor's message expresses finding fulfillment through a genuine relationship with Jesus rather than moral efforts.
The document is a newsletter from First Presbyterian Church promoting various summer programming from June to August 2016. It includes information about worship services, vacation bible camp, a blessing of the animals service, and opportunities for service and renewal through helping with meal delivery, youth trips, and sewing/knitting ministries. The newsletter encourages readers to spend time with family and nature over the summer and find renewal through participating in the church's various activities and programs during that time.
This newsletter from St. Peter & St. Paul Episcopal Church provides information on upcoming events and ministries of the church. It discusses Father Robert Certain's thoughts on sacrifice as a love gift in the Eucharist. It also announces upcoming events like a rib festival fundraiser, recognition of Education for Ministry graduates, and the work of ministries like Cool Girls and the parish nurse program. The vestry goals for building membership, addressing debt, and becoming a resource church are also outlined.
This document is a newsletter from Christ Church Deer Park in Toronto announcing staffing changes. It thanks the interim priest, Tom Greene, for his leadership over the past 9 months and looks forward to the arrival of the new rector, Kevin Robertson. It provides biographical details about Kevin Robertson and his experience and interests. It also announces upcoming parish events where the congregation can welcome their new rector and bishop Patrick Yu will join them for a service.
This issue of the church newsletter covers several topics:
1) The interim rector calls on parishioners to get more involved in the church by volunteering their time and talents, as Christian education programs and Vacation Bible School will need new leaders.
2) The senior warden provides an update on the search for a new rector, noting that the targeted search process did not find a match but that the search committee will continue looking.
3) The treasurer reports that the church has a budget surplus for 2010 and expects to break even in 2011, though pledges are down so no new programs or staff can be added for now.
The bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ provides information about upcoming events and needs within the congregation. This includes a youth rally at the end of May, encouragement for members who need prayer or support, and announcements about worship leaders and Bible classes. The bulletin also includes a brief critique of the book Angels and Demons by Dan Brown, noting themes of religious zealotry while also acknowledging science and religion don't need to be at odds.
The Baltimore Education Coalition is organizing to protect funding for Baltimore City Public Schools from potential budget cuts by Governor O'Malley. Recent progress in test scores, graduation rates, and drop-out rates shows investment in education is working, but more funding is still needed to improve opportunities for children. BUILD and BEC are meeting with state legislators to advocate for maintaining or increasing education funding. Brown Memorial members are invited to contact the governor and their representatives to support adequate school funding.
This document is a newsletter from Everett Family Church providing updates on upcoming events and recapping prior events. It announces a blizzard camp for children in January that needs scholarship funding. It also describes regular Saturday family gatherings, community groups, prayer meetings, missions support, staff meetings for the blizzard camp, and birthdays. The pastor's message expresses finding fulfillment through a genuine relationship with Jesus rather than moral efforts.
The document is a newsletter from First Presbyterian Church promoting various summer programming from June to August 2016. It includes information about worship services, vacation bible camp, a blessing of the animals service, and opportunities for service and renewal through helping with meal delivery, youth trips, and sewing/knitting ministries. The newsletter encourages readers to spend time with family and nature over the summer and find renewal through participating in the church's various activities and programs during that time.
The document provides an update on events at Christ Church Deer Park in Toronto, Canada. It discusses:
1) Samantha Caravan accepting a new position as Rector of St. John's, West Toronto and the community saying farewell on May 27th.
2) The introduction of a new Assistant Curate, Julie Meakin, who will start on July 1st.
3) The "Our Faith - Our Hope" campaign that aims to raise funds for parishes in the Toronto Diocese exceeding its initial goal of $50 million. Christ Church has already raised $492,000 of its $705,000 goal.
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This document summarizes discussions from a parish commission on helping parishioners encounter Christ and grow as disciples. They considered topics like the changing religious landscape, models of discipleship, and evaluating their efforts. The commission recommended the parish focus on helping people encounter Jesus through scripture study groups, worship, and service. They outlined a "discipleship pathway" with programs at different commitment levels. While some metrics like attendance, collections and programs were up significantly, the parish aims to further develop intentional discipleship and form missionaries through additional initiatives.
The document provides information about the 2013 Great Lakes Conference Annual Celebration to be held April 18-19 at Camp Mission Meadows in Dewittville, NY. The schedule includes workshops on topics like spiritual gifts, leadership teams, and measuring church health. There will also be opportunities for service projects at the camp. The goal of the event is to celebrate what God has done in the past year and explore how to pursue Christ both individually and corporately to further the conference's mission. Hotels have blocked rooms for attendees near the camp location.
The document summarizes the work of the Aboriginal Peace and Friendship Project, a partnership focused on reconciliation between First Nations and non-Aboriginal peoples in the Maritimes. It works to foster understanding and heal past hurts through dialogue. The Project advocates for Aboriginal voices in government decision-making. Contributions to the Mission and Service Fund support this important reconciliation work.
Bowmar Baptist Church in Vicksburg, Mississippi will host a two-day leadership conference in August featuring webcast speeches from national Christian leaders on topics related to leadership. The conference is part of a larger national event hosted by over 200 churches and is open to anyone interested in leadership or spiritual growth. Bowmar Baptist hopes the conference will provide attendees with a spiritual renewal and inspiration through its Christian-focused programming.
The document discusses the Aboriginal Peace and Friendship Project which seeks to foster reconciliation between First Nations and non-Aboriginal peoples in the Maritimes through dialogue and partnership. The project advocates for Aboriginal voices in government decision-making and works to ease the hurts of previous generations through understanding and mutual respect. Support for this
This document is a bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ in Manchester, NH dated August 26, 2009. It contains announcements about upcoming church events, including a family retreat at Gander Brook on August 28-30. It provides details on worship services and small groups. It also includes notes on spiritual health, concerns for prayer, and a calendar of church activities and members' birthdays.
The document is a bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ in Manchester, NH dated March 18, 2009. It provides announcements about upcoming church events, including a devotional for teens, a ladies day event, and needs for volunteers. It also shares a summary of a sermon about life after death and poses questions about the consciousness and knowledge of the dead. Statistics from the previous Sunday's worship service are listed at the end.
This document provides an update from Shepherds Heart Calvary Chapel in Cebu, Philippines. [1] They are sponsoring 20 high school students and 30 elementary students this year through donations. [2] They have started a new Kids for Christ ministry and Men's prayer breakfast group. [3] Preparations are underway for their 4th annual Extravaganza event for children.
The document summarizes recent events at Shepherds Heart Calvary Chapel in Cebu, Philippines, led by Pastor Tom Maxwell. It discusses the ordination of a new pastor, Gerry Bascon, plans for Pastor Tom's upcoming furlough to the US from February to April, and various ministry activities including a new feeding program, youth worship group, and Valentine's event. It provides contact information and requests prayer in various areas of the church's ministry.
This document provides a summary of the Order of Worship for the Oromocto and Pine Grove United Church. It includes welcoming remarks, announcements about upcoming events like a GST auction and plant sale and Relay for Life, readings, hymns, prayers, and a benediction. The summary highlights the welcoming nature of the service and announcements about community fundraising and outreach events.
This document appears to be a church newsletter containing the following information:
1) Mass times and intentions for upcoming dates at the Carraroe church in Sligo, Ireland.
2) Announcements about various church events, such as Divine Mercy prayers and sick/housebound parishioners.
3) A note about Christmas Eve and Christmas Day mass times with one change.
4) Information for readers and Eucharistic ministers about their scheduled times to assist.
5) Various other notices about the church calendar, parish envelopes, and an upcoming tax collection scheme.
This bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ announces that this Sunday will feature teachings from elder Larry Glass at both morning services, as well as an "elders' fireside chat" in the evening where the elders will share updates and seek input on building a new church building. It also provides updates on church activities including a Life Line health screening, a singing small group meeting, and a congregational meeting. Various prayer concerns and updates to the church directory are also included.
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This document discusses ways to promote ongoing conversion and help parishioners encounter Christ. It begins with an opening prayer asking God for guidance. It then discusses analyzing who is and isn't attending mass to understand how to reach more people. It emphasizes the importance of a personal relationship with Christ over inherited faith. The rest of the document discusses examples of how one parish, St. Monica, has tried different initiatives like Bible studies, men's and women's groups, and intentional discipleship pathways to help parishioners grow closer to God through liturgy, service, and scripture. It analyzes the parish's metrics over time to evaluate what efforts seem to be working to increase participation and faith.
The document provides information about upcoming events and programs at Broadmoor Community Church, UCC in Colorado Springs, including:
- Summer worship schedule from June 4th to August 27th with services at 8:30am in the Glen and 10am in the Sanctuary.
- Music and Arts Camp enrollment deadline of June 4th.
- Summer concerts in June, July, and August.
- Opportunities for testimony sharing starting June 4th at the 8:30am Glen service.
- Continued youth group programming in June and potentially July.
- Awards given to the major boards at the annual meeting on May 7th to recognize their leadership and support.
This document is a newsletter from Faith Moravian Church providing updates on church activities and ministries. It discusses the board of elders encouraging prayer, Bible study, and outreach. It also analyzes church attendance, finding a core group of 60 attend most services while 32 members have not attended at all year. The board of trustees works to maintain the church building and find additional renters. Upcoming events include a health fair and fall revival services. The evangelism committee plans nursing home visits and an evangelism Sunday.
This bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ provides information about upcoming events and needs for the congregation. It announces that a group from Harding University will be traveling around the northeast for mission work and will need housing and meals from March 8th to 14th. It also reschedules the congregational meeting with elders to this Sunday due to bad weather last week. Various health and prayer concerns are listed as well as schedules for worship leaders and Bible class teachers.
This report summarizes the ministries and activities of the Oregon City Evangelical Church in 2009. It discusses efforts to raise up new disciples and launch a young adult ministry. While one program celebrating its 20th anniversary ended due to changes, the church believes God will provide new opportunities. It also overviews plans for a day camp to replace Backyard Bible Clubs and praises volunteers and staff for their work in the church and community.
The document provides an update from Everett Family Church (EFC). Key points:
- EFC is moving to a weekly Family Gathering on Saturdays to make it easier to invite others and be more available in the community. Other changes aim to remove hindrances for people connecting with EFC.
- The youth ministry, Praxis, has been growing and is preparing events like a 30-hour famine and summer youth camp to foster relationships and faith.
- Upcoming women's and men's retreats in April and June are announced to encourage fellowship and spiritual growth.
The document summarizes upcoming events and changes at Everett Family Church. It announces that the church will move to a weekly family gathering on Saturdays to make it easier for people to attend. It also discusses implementing changes to reach more people with the gospel, serve the marginalized, improve children's ministry, and disciple all ages. The financial report shows generous giving allowing the church to adopt a $10,000 monthly budget and expand ministries.
The document provides an update on events at Christ Church Deer Park in Toronto, Canada. It discusses:
1) Samantha Caravan accepting a new position as Rector of St. John's, West Toronto and the community saying farewell on May 27th.
2) The introduction of a new Assistant Curate, Julie Meakin, who will start on July 1st.
3) The "Our Faith - Our Hope" campaign that aims to raise funds for parishes in the Toronto Diocese exceeding its initial goal of $50 million. Christ Church has already raised $492,000 of its $705,000 goal.
Diocese of Lafayette. Presentation 2: How Do We Promote and Enable Ongoing Co...pennpadre
This document summarizes discussions from a parish commission on helping parishioners encounter Christ and grow as disciples. They considered topics like the changing religious landscape, models of discipleship, and evaluating their efforts. The commission recommended the parish focus on helping people encounter Jesus through scripture study groups, worship, and service. They outlined a "discipleship pathway" with programs at different commitment levels. While some metrics like attendance, collections and programs were up significantly, the parish aims to further develop intentional discipleship and form missionaries through additional initiatives.
The document provides information about the 2013 Great Lakes Conference Annual Celebration to be held April 18-19 at Camp Mission Meadows in Dewittville, NY. The schedule includes workshops on topics like spiritual gifts, leadership teams, and measuring church health. There will also be opportunities for service projects at the camp. The goal of the event is to celebrate what God has done in the past year and explore how to pursue Christ both individually and corporately to further the conference's mission. Hotels have blocked rooms for attendees near the camp location.
The document summarizes the work of the Aboriginal Peace and Friendship Project, a partnership focused on reconciliation between First Nations and non-Aboriginal peoples in the Maritimes. It works to foster understanding and heal past hurts through dialogue. The Project advocates for Aboriginal voices in government decision-making. Contributions to the Mission and Service Fund support this important reconciliation work.
Bowmar Baptist Church in Vicksburg, Mississippi will host a two-day leadership conference in August featuring webcast speeches from national Christian leaders on topics related to leadership. The conference is part of a larger national event hosted by over 200 churches and is open to anyone interested in leadership or spiritual growth. Bowmar Baptist hopes the conference will provide attendees with a spiritual renewal and inspiration through its Christian-focused programming.
The document discusses the Aboriginal Peace and Friendship Project which seeks to foster reconciliation between First Nations and non-Aboriginal peoples in the Maritimes through dialogue and partnership. The project advocates for Aboriginal voices in government decision-making and works to ease the hurts of previous generations through understanding and mutual respect. Support for this
This document is a bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ in Manchester, NH dated August 26, 2009. It contains announcements about upcoming church events, including a family retreat at Gander Brook on August 28-30. It provides details on worship services and small groups. It also includes notes on spiritual health, concerns for prayer, and a calendar of church activities and members' birthdays.
The document is a bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ in Manchester, NH dated March 18, 2009. It provides announcements about upcoming church events, including a devotional for teens, a ladies day event, and needs for volunteers. It also shares a summary of a sermon about life after death and poses questions about the consciousness and knowledge of the dead. Statistics from the previous Sunday's worship service are listed at the end.
This document provides an update from Shepherds Heart Calvary Chapel in Cebu, Philippines. [1] They are sponsoring 20 high school students and 30 elementary students this year through donations. [2] They have started a new Kids for Christ ministry and Men's prayer breakfast group. [3] Preparations are underway for their 4th annual Extravaganza event for children.
The document summarizes recent events at Shepherds Heart Calvary Chapel in Cebu, Philippines, led by Pastor Tom Maxwell. It discusses the ordination of a new pastor, Gerry Bascon, plans for Pastor Tom's upcoming furlough to the US from February to April, and various ministry activities including a new feeding program, youth worship group, and Valentine's event. It provides contact information and requests prayer in various areas of the church's ministry.
This document provides a summary of the Order of Worship for the Oromocto and Pine Grove United Church. It includes welcoming remarks, announcements about upcoming events like a GST auction and plant sale and Relay for Life, readings, hymns, prayers, and a benediction. The summary highlights the welcoming nature of the service and announcements about community fundraising and outreach events.
This document appears to be a church newsletter containing the following information:
1) Mass times and intentions for upcoming dates at the Carraroe church in Sligo, Ireland.
2) Announcements about various church events, such as Divine Mercy prayers and sick/housebound parishioners.
3) A note about Christmas Eve and Christmas Day mass times with one change.
4) Information for readers and Eucharistic ministers about their scheduled times to assist.
5) Various other notices about the church calendar, parish envelopes, and an upcoming tax collection scheme.
This bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ announces that this Sunday will feature teachings from elder Larry Glass at both morning services, as well as an "elders' fireside chat" in the evening where the elders will share updates and seek input on building a new church building. It also provides updates on church activities including a Life Line health screening, a singing small group meeting, and a congregational meeting. Various prayer concerns and updates to the church directory are also included.
NALC Conference - Promoting Encounters and Accompanying People on the Journeyionpennpadre
This document discusses ways to promote ongoing conversion and help parishioners encounter Christ. It begins with an opening prayer asking God for guidance. It then discusses analyzing who is and isn't attending mass to understand how to reach more people. It emphasizes the importance of a personal relationship with Christ over inherited faith. The rest of the document discusses examples of how one parish, St. Monica, has tried different initiatives like Bible studies, men's and women's groups, and intentional discipleship pathways to help parishioners grow closer to God through liturgy, service, and scripture. It analyzes the parish's metrics over time to evaluate what efforts seem to be working to increase participation and faith.
The document provides information about upcoming events and programs at Broadmoor Community Church, UCC in Colorado Springs, including:
- Summer worship schedule from June 4th to August 27th with services at 8:30am in the Glen and 10am in the Sanctuary.
- Music and Arts Camp enrollment deadline of June 4th.
- Summer concerts in June, July, and August.
- Opportunities for testimony sharing starting June 4th at the 8:30am Glen service.
- Continued youth group programming in June and potentially July.
- Awards given to the major boards at the annual meeting on May 7th to recognize their leadership and support.
This document is a newsletter from Faith Moravian Church providing updates on church activities and ministries. It discusses the board of elders encouraging prayer, Bible study, and outreach. It also analyzes church attendance, finding a core group of 60 attend most services while 32 members have not attended at all year. The board of trustees works to maintain the church building and find additional renters. Upcoming events include a health fair and fall revival services. The evangelism committee plans nursing home visits and an evangelism Sunday.
This bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ provides information about upcoming events and needs for the congregation. It announces that a group from Harding University will be traveling around the northeast for mission work and will need housing and meals from March 8th to 14th. It also reschedules the congregational meeting with elders to this Sunday due to bad weather last week. Various health and prayer concerns are listed as well as schedules for worship leaders and Bible class teachers.
This report summarizes the ministries and activities of the Oregon City Evangelical Church in 2009. It discusses efforts to raise up new disciples and launch a young adult ministry. While one program celebrating its 20th anniversary ended due to changes, the church believes God will provide new opportunities. It also overviews plans for a day camp to replace Backyard Bible Clubs and praises volunteers and staff for their work in the church and community.
The document provides an update from Everett Family Church (EFC). Key points:
- EFC is moving to a weekly Family Gathering on Saturdays to make it easier to invite others and be more available in the community. Other changes aim to remove hindrances for people connecting with EFC.
- The youth ministry, Praxis, has been growing and is preparing events like a 30-hour famine and summer youth camp to foster relationships and faith.
- Upcoming women's and men's retreats in April and June are announced to encourage fellowship and spiritual growth.
The document summarizes upcoming events and changes at Everett Family Church. It announces that the church will move to a weekly family gathering on Saturdays to make it easier for people to attend. It also discusses implementing changes to reach more people with the gospel, serve the marginalized, improve children's ministry, and disciple all ages. The financial report shows generous giving allowing the church to adopt a $10,000 monthly budget and expand ministries.
The summary provides an overview of events at Christ Church Deer Park in Toronto outlined in the September/October 2012 parish newsletter:
1) The roof repair was completed, ensuring the organ will be safe for another 100 years. 2) Two new clergy, the Rev. Canon Douglas Graydon and the Rev. Julie Meakin, joined the parish staff. 3) The capital campaign exceeded its goal, raising over $850,000 to support the parish and diocese.
This article provides an overview of events at St. Nicholas Birch Cliff Anglican Church. It introduces the new incumbent, Rev. Janet Read-Hockin, and shares her thoughts on preparing for Christmas. It also summarizes the church's centennial celebrations earlier in the year and updates on renovations to the building. The wardens thank the congregation for their support through a period of transition. The Christmas service schedule is also included.
This summarizes the Easter church service attended by the author at Flatirons Community Church in Lafayette, Colorado. The service aimed to attract both regular churchgoers and newcomers through a "soft sell" approach. The minister acknowledged flaws and doubts to relate to all attendees. While unusual, this strategy seemed effective in intriguing newcomers and reminding regulars why they attend. The church has grown significantly in only a few years using this positive, non-judgmental style that makes people feel accepted rather than blamed.
This Easter Sunday morning worship celebration welcomes attendees to worship God, be changed by the Holy Spirit, and grow in relationships. Notices include upcoming meetings for prayer, a marriage course, and social events. Dates are provided for a ladies group, an international day event, a big lunch family fun day, and a regional conference tour. People are encouraged to keep inviting friends to events and donating to the church.
The document provides an update from Cebu2You ministry in the Philippines. It summarizes that the ministry has restarted their feeding program for over 600 children per week and plans to increase that number. It also announces upcoming Valentine's celebrations for the church and young adults. Additional news includes starting a new home Bible study, youth visiting a mercy ship, needing repairs to a multimedia projector, effects of a recent earthquake, and prayer requests for the ministry.
The document provides information about The Church of St. Therese of Deephaven located in Deephaven, Minnesota. It welcomes readers to join the church community which has been part of the area since 1946. It invites people to come pray, learn, serve, find healing and community. It shares the church's mission to be a welcoming community for all and grow closer to God through spiritual formation, worship, education and service. It provides contact information to become a member or get involved.
The document provides information about The Church of St. Therese of Deephaven located in Deephaven, Minnesota. It welcomes readers to join the church community which has been part of the area since 1946. It invites people to come pray, learn, serve, find healing and community. The mission of the church is to be a welcoming community for all of God's people and to help members grow closer to God through spiritual formation, worship, education and service.
Human: Thank you for the summary. Summarize the following document about a local church in 3 sentences or less:
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Welcome to St. Mary's Catholic Church!
We are a vibrant Catholic community located in downtown Any
Darrel Davis is an evangelist from Garner, North Carolina who travels domestically and internationally sharing the Christian gospel. He founded Foundation Ministries in 1999 with the mission of introducing people to Jesus Christ and equipping others to do the same. Davis ministers locally through outreach events with local churches and also trains others on how to build relationships to then share religious beliefs. He encourages those struggling that even in difficult times, God is in control.
This document outlines a vision for growth at the Parish of Bargoed and Deri with Brithdir in Wales. It summarizes declining attendance trends over recent decades and a desire to reverse this. Plans are described to focus on mission and evangelism through initiatives like CAP, a youth project, publicity, and growing volunteer involvement. The goal is to make opportunities for all in the parish to experience God's love. St Gwladys' Church is prioritized as a mission hub. A 5-year vision is presented of a thriving, growing church community across the parish locations. People are invited to join in working towards this vision.
The document contains biographies of six candidates for the vestry of Restoration Anglican Church. Each biography summarizes the candidate's spiritual journey and background, and expresses their vision and priorities if elected to the vestry. Key details include Cameron Doolittle growing up in an Oregon church plant and now having four children with his wife Carolyn. Elizabeth Boesen describes her conversion through Alpha and leading small groups. Christine Jones shares moving from a non-Christian home to loving teaching Sunday school. Cindy Darnell's faith growth through Bible study and mission teams. Anne Cregger Patterson's search for God until age 31. Ramsey Wilson remaining nominally Christian until age 32 when God grabbed hold of him.
The document provides information about upcoming events at St. Joseph the Worker Church, including readers for Pentecost Sunday, a workshop on the church's role in society, and a prayer vigil. It also announces a health fair, an orientation for Couples for Christ, and thanks for a recent musical production. The document discusses preparing for Pentecost and renewing the spirit through family prayer and witness. It provides the Sunday mass readings and intentions for Masses said by visiting clergy.
This document is a letter from the pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church to church members discussing worship services and the importance of worshipping God. The pastor explains that they have added additional worship services on Saturday evenings and Sunday mornings to make it easier for members to attend with busy schedules. While worship should not feel like a chore, the pastor believes the time spent worshipping God is worthwhile and hopes the additional services will encourage more members and friends to participate.
This document discusses the declining attendance at churches in the Parish of Bargoed and Deri over the past 20+ years and outlines a vision for growth. It notes that attendance has been falling but efforts have slowed the decline. The vision is to focus on mission and evangelism, welcome more people, and develop disciples who are equipped for ministry. Plans include improving the church hall, launching CAP services, continuing youth programs, and increasing publicity. The goal is for the parish to be a thriving, growing community within 5 years.
This document provides information about parish events and services for St. John's Church in March 2022. It includes notices about Lent courses, pancake parties on Shrove Tuesday, Ash Wednesday services, Mothering Sunday, Holy Week and Easter services. The vicar's letter discusses emerging from the pandemic with hope and joy, focusing on overcoming obstacles through faith. The parish diary lists daily prayer times and weekly services throughout March.
The bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ announces that they need volunteers to help with their upcoming Vacation Bible School, including crafts people, puppeteers, and chaperones. It provides details on worship services, small groups, and birthdays for the month. It encourages members to invite friends to services and get involved in service opportunities.
St. Nicholas Church is a family-oriented Anglican parish located in Birch Cliff, Toronto that is celebrating its 100th anniversary. The parish has approximately 150 regular Sunday attendees and offers traditional Anglican services and music. It also provides faith formation activities for all ages and engages in community outreach. The parish completed a survey to identify areas for growth and is working to strengthen pastoral care for its aging congregation as it looks toward the future.
St. Nicholas Church is a family-oriented Anglican parish located in Birch Cliff, Toronto that is celebrating its 100th anniversary. The parish has approximately 150 regular Sunday attendees and offers traditional Anglican services and music. It also provides faith formation activities for all ages and engages in community outreach. The parish completed a survey to identify areas for growth and is working to strengthen pastoral care for its aging congregation as it looks toward the future.
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Number of petals: 4 Location: Base of the spine Name: Foundation
Plane: Physical plane Sense Organ: Nose Work Organ: Anus Sense: Smell Element: Earth Shape: Square Sound: Lang
Muladhara is the root centre of physical experience, located at the base of the spine, the sacral plexus. The square represents the earth itself, the four dimensions and the four directions. Four allows for completion, and earth embodies the elements and conditions for human completion on all levels.
Muladhara Chakra is the meeting place of the three main nadis: Ida, Pingala and Sushumna. The downward-pointing triangle indicates the downward movement of energy and the three main nadis.
The seed mantra is Lam, the yellow square represents the earth element. The Muladhara chakra governs the vital breath Apana. An inverted triangle in the centre of the square encloses the unmanifest Kundalini, represented as a snake wrapped in three and a half coils around the svayambhu (self born) linga. Because her mouth faces downward, the flow of energy is downward.
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Scriptures: Luke 24:50-53; Acts 1:6-11.
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1. To: The dear Brothers and Sisters of New Stanton Church
From: Pastor Steve
I am so excited to send out this newsletter. This newsletter officially
launches one of the biggest steps of faith our church has ever
undertaken to expand our ministries, unify our church family, and reach
T Widow's Mite happened here . . .
he
people with the good news of Jesus.
One day, in the not too distant future, we will reap the benefits of what
we are doing now. Being “Committed to the Journey” will pave the
New Stanton UMC
way for God’s blessing. I want to encourage you to read this
612 South Center Ave.
newsletter and all the material that will come your way. It will help
New Stanton, Pa 15672
keep you up to date and informed. I also ask you to pray for God’s
wisdom and direction at every step of this journey. Attend our services
and be part of this program. Be ready to take an exciting step of faith
and together God will find us faithful.
In the grip of God’s grace,
Address
Pastor Steve†
2. “Commit your way to the Lord; trust in him and
he will do this: He will make your righteousness
Wee attendance is on the rise. We have
need to build because
had steady growth and believe
that it will continue. Our average
adults. Presently adult Sunday
school students must attend the
9:19 service.
One service would make
shine like the dawn, the justice of your cause like attendance excluding summer better use of the “Kids Church”
is 300. staff. We would only need half as
Church growth research tells us many teachers and helpers on any
the noonday sun.”
Psalm 37: 5 - 6 that when a church sanctuary is given Sunday with one service.
75% full that visitors tend to leave Alike, the Praise Team whose
Our joining may have involved been entrusted with sharing, in the instead of trying to find a seat or members now participate for two
What does “Committed to the Sunday school, Bible School and Christian's case, God's word with our they avoid coming, especially if services ever other week would not
numerous classes to learn the fellow Christians and those who may they are going to be late. have to spend half of their Sunday
A new and larger worship at the church, not that there's
Journey” mean to you?
Each of us has travelled a structure of the church and the be searching for something
different path in our faith journey. reasons to become involved in the meaningful in their lives. By space would allow us to have anything wrong with that.
For some this has been a long journey Christian walk. We have become committing to this journey we will one service on a Sunday morning Space is at a premium during
meaning that the journey started committed Christians who believe grow in faith, increase our and would unite the congregation. the midweek. It currently takes
“God's work
when they were taken to church by in the saving grace and a daily understanding of God's word and There would be no more, “Who is creative scheduling to make sure
their parents. Others recently started walk with God. We are committed to share with other people. Commit that person? I've never seen her that each group who wish to meet is
done in God's
that journey as an adult when they the journey. your way to the Lord. before.” New Sunday school able to find a room.
way will not
found that something was missing The dictionary tells us that to We will be committed to
classes could be offered for
in their life. Some even came as a commit means to put in charge or to raising a large sum of money. Can
lack God's
guest when they were invited to entrust. Therefore, when we say we we afford to take this step? Can we
blessing. With
attend the Youth Fellowship or a are committed to something we have afford not to? God all things
'Bring a Friend to Church Sunday.' been given the charge or we have are possible!”
“And my God will meet all your needs ~Pastor Steve
according to his glorious riches in Christ Jesus.
To our God and Father be glory for ever and “”When a church sanctuary
ever. Amen.”
~Philippians 4:19 is 75% full, it is too full
for visitors.”
~quote from church surveyor
God will meet all your needs.
The economy has not been the another church or 3) disbanding.
best that we have seen, but if we Aren't we glad that God saw fit for us
believe that “our God will meet all to continue witness as for the past
our needs according to his glorious 133 years.
riches in Christ Jesus,” we know that Pastor Steve's words: If
we have nothing to fear. God knows everyone is “Committed to the
of our plan and is not at all concerned Journey” God is calling us to as a
about what happens on Wall Street. body, God will provide all the
He has seen NSUMC through tighter resources we need. God's work done
spots in their journey. in God's way will not lack God's
At an earlier time in its journey, blessing. With God all things are
NSUMC was pushed into making a possible! He has all the resources we
decision about the future of the need to accomplish His work.
church. The choices were 1) building We cannot forget to give God
a new church, 2) combining with the glory. Amen
N o t e q u a l g i f t s , b u t e q u a l s a c r i f i c e
3. more of God in our lives we knew that prayer always had to be doing- Matthew 28:19 says “Go
began seeing what great our number one priority! therefore and make disciples of all
things He can do through To be able to give more money, the nations, baptising them in the
people who are willing to Bill decided to make some wood name of the Father, and of the Son,
surrender all to Him, even projects to sell over Christmas, which and of the Holy Spirit, teaching
their finances. proceeds would go to the building them to observe all things that I
It became a joy fund. He also helped with the have commanded you; and lo, I am
to give to Him! construction every Saturday and with you always, even to the end of
Then came the some night through the week. the age.”
time we had to I wasn’t as talented as he, so I This is God’s Plan for His
leave our church did my own little baking project over church here. It is the reason for 133
building, as it was the holidays. Giving the proceeds to years of winning souls to Christ. He
declared unsafe. the church helped ease the pain of my has always had a people here, and He
wrists from rolling out 175 dozen of always will as long as our focus is
anyone else I could. I always gave It became a joy nut and apricot rolls! not taken off of Him! Trust Him, and
money on Sunday, but never realized God is so good! I’ve seen Him be
what it meant to give sacrificially. to give to Him! do the impossible here, so this
With building a home and building project that we are “Committed
raising a family, we had little left over Those were heartbreaking days, as approaching now doesn’t scare me.
By Bonnie King in this congregation. for God- until one day a new minister many people I grew up with in the For you see, when it’s God’s Will, we
to the
To truly sacrifice, you must came to our church. After a while he church left because they didn’t feel can’t stop it!
As I look back over the years truly love! My parents taught me to
Journey”.
started preaching on stewardship. we had the money to build. And they He keeps bringing new people
that I’ve been here at the NSUMC, I love God as a child, and even though Reading from Malachi, he talked were right- we didn’t. But thank God in every week and we need to be
never cease to be amazed at what we were poor growing up, my sisters about robbing from God what is we also had people here who knew prepared for those who aren’t
God has done for those who have and I saw Mom and Dad sacrificially already His. God could do much more than we here yet.
been “Committed to the Journey”- giving in those church envelopes can, and prayerfully decided to put Seeing new lives touched by
my great-grandparents who helped every Sunday. That was important to our faith and trust in Him to get this Him is the most blessed thing I see
with the first church building back in them. Even though I never heard
We were paying
building built. They were happening here.
1875, my grandparents who helped tithing preached from the pulpit, I everyone what was “Committed to the Journey”. They And this is what we are to be
build additions over the years, and knew everything we had came from had a vision of “a light on the hill”.
my parents and my husband, who Him, including our finances. One of the men in our
due them, except Him.
We need to
helped with the church we’re in Finances are hard to talk about, congregation, Amos Baird, lent us the
today. And many other saints who especially if we lack confidence in What a blessing that was to Bill money (without interest) to buy this be prepared
have prayed and our God. and I for it changed our thinking land years before we had to move out
sacrificed to help in the I was at one time completely! We were so thankful for of our building. So we had the land to
for those who
building of God’s
To truly
offended by stewardship all God’s blessings- our home, our build already!
Kingdom in the lives of sacrifice, sermons when I finally children, our health, our church. Yet Then the CMA church
aren’t here yet.
people here. How they started hearing them after I we were robbing Him of our tithes! sacrificed time out of their Sunday
must smile at what’s you must was married. I believe that We were paying everyone what was morning to allow us to worship there
going on here today! was because I had never due them, except Him. before their service.
I believe this has truly love! learned to budget my We prayerfully decided to step The Bank of the
all happened because of finances well, and I felt up our giving (to one day be tithing) Commonwealth of New Stanton
this “remnant of God’s People” who guilty about that.
N o t Equal gi fts,
even though we weren’t sure how this offered us their big meeting room for
prayed and sought more of Him in When I began my first job at would work. But our desire to do what special events. but equa l s acri fice
their lives, and who loved Him so the age of sixteen, I spent my pay as His Word says we should do was Many of our people opened
much that they were willing to fast as I could get it. I wasn’t stingy greater than our doubts! their homes for Sunday School
sacrifice daily for the cause of Christ with it; I helped my parents a lot and As we continued to pray for classes and prayer meetings. We
“From Him the whole body, joined and held
together by every supporting ligament,
grows and builds itself up in love, as each part
does it’s work.”
Ephesians 4:16