This document provides information about upcoming events and programs at Faith Tabernacle Pentecostal Church. It announces the launch of an indoor G-ROC program for children, two new initiatives by the ELEVATE young adult ministry including an ALPHA gathering on campus and transportation for students, and a Thanksgiving luncheon for the Golden Treasures senior group. It also lists the church's regular activities and services and provides contact information.
This document provides an overview of the ministries and vision of NewLifeAssembly. It includes their mission and values, as well as details on their worship services, fellowship programs, discipleship for kids, youth and adults, gift-oriented ministries, evangelism efforts, and more. The overall goals are to help people follow Christ through biblical teaching, community, outreach, and developing each person's gifts for ministry.
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.
The document provides a summary of the weekly newsletter from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC) for the week of February 23, 2014. It announces an upcoming sermon series on Galatians focusing on Christian love, fellowship, and accountability. It also lists upcoming church events including Bible studies, choir performances, and membership classes. Requests are made for donations to support orphaned children in Africa and volunteers for the visiting Watoto Children's Choir from Uganda.
This document announces faith formation and discipleship opportunities at St. Anne's Parish for the fall of 2015. It describes a 24-week women's Bible study, a speaker series, and dates for conferences and events. It also provides details on children's and youth programs, including catechesis, sacramental preparation, and middle/high school ministries. The parish seeks to partner with parents in the Christian formation of their children through these offerings.
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 is a newsletter from Good Shepherd Lutheran Church announcing new members who recently joined the congregation, upcoming events like Vacation Bible School, and providing updates from various ministry teams on their work and goals for the year. It encourages members to get involved and support the church financially and through their time and talents.
This document announces volunteer opportunities at a church pumpkin patch and country store fundraiser. It lists various roles needing volunteers including cashiers, baked goods, replenishing the pumpkin patch, unloading a truck, decorating, craft items for sale, running activities and games for kids on Saturdays, leading story time for kids during the week, and making phone calls. It provides contact information for different volunteer coordinators.
This document provides an overview of the ministries and vision of NewLifeAssembly. It includes their mission and values, as well as details on their worship services, fellowship programs, discipleship for kids, youth and adults, gift-oriented ministries, evangelism efforts, and more. The overall goals are to help people follow Christ through biblical teaching, community, outreach, and developing each person's gifts for ministry.
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.
The document provides a summary of the weekly newsletter from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC) for the week of February 23, 2014. It announces an upcoming sermon series on Galatians focusing on Christian love, fellowship, and accountability. It also lists upcoming church events including Bible studies, choir performances, and membership classes. Requests are made for donations to support orphaned children in Africa and volunteers for the visiting Watoto Children's Choir from Uganda.
This document announces faith formation and discipleship opportunities at St. Anne's Parish for the fall of 2015. It describes a 24-week women's Bible study, a speaker series, and dates for conferences and events. It also provides details on children's and youth programs, including catechesis, sacramental preparation, and middle/high school ministries. The parish seeks to partner with parents in the Christian formation of their children through these offerings.
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 is a newsletter from Good Shepherd Lutheran Church announcing new members who recently joined the congregation, upcoming events like Vacation Bible School, and providing updates from various ministry teams on their work and goals for the year. It encourages members to get involved and support the church financially and through their time and talents.
This document announces volunteer opportunities at a church pumpkin patch and country store fundraiser. It lists various roles needing volunteers including cashiers, baked goods, replenishing the pumpkin patch, unloading a truck, decorating, craft items for sale, running activities and games for kids on Saturdays, leading story time for kids during the week, and making phone calls. It provides contact information for different volunteer coordinators.
This document contains the Christmas worship schedule and articles from the clergy of St. Francis Anglican Church. The schedule lists the Christmas Eve and Christmas Day service times. Deacon Daphne encourages parishioners to give thanks daily and volunteers to serve as acolytes. Lay Pastor David continues summarizing the British Prime Minister's speech about the influence of the King James Bible. Bob Tipton discusses how celebrating the incarnation of an infinite God as man on a single day is impossible but acceptable to commemorate the whole Christmas story.
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 newsletter provides an update on the ministry activities of Sergio and Beth over the past year. They have expanded their work to Samoa and Mexico, teaching water purification and the DEEM program. Their partnerships in Mexico have grown and opened doors to share the gospel with more indigenous groups. They provided medical clinics that resulted in many professions of faith. Their vision for 2016 is to provide more families with clean water through filters and conduct additional mission trips in Mexico, Samoa, India and potentially Tonga. They thank supporters and request continued prayers and financial support to accomplish their goals.
Tates Creek Christian Church Current for April 2016David Eversole
This document is the April 2016 newsletter from Tates Creek Christian Church in Lexington, KY. It includes articles from various ministers at the church about connecting people to Jesus, which is identified as the church's clear vision. The articles discuss topics like reaching out to people with the gospel message, overcoming prejudices, and having a vision that provides purpose. The newsletter also provides information about upcoming events at the church in April and registration details for summer youth events.
This document provides information about St. Luke's Church located in Federal Way, WA. It includes details about their worship services, pastors, mission, ministries for children, youth, families, and more. Visitors are welcomed to join the congregation for worship or get to know the pastors over coffee. The church strives to serve its community and spread the gospel through various outreach and volunteer opportunities.
1) The document summarizes a sermon about how love is exemplified through the story of Ruth and Naomi in the Bible. It discusses how Ruth commits to loving and caring for her mother-in-law Naomi above herself.
2) It also discusses how Boaz shows love for Ruth by protecting her and ensuring her needs are met while she is gleaning.
3) Finally, it encourages readers to go above expectations and cultural norms by committing to love others, as Ruth and Boaz did.
The document outlines Thompson Station Church's missions goals and activities for 2015, including short-term mission trips, financial support for missionaries and organizations, and partnerships. The church's missions budget for the year is $350,000, with funds going towards local missions, missionary support, disaster relief, short-term trips, and the International Mission Board. Details are provided on numerous international and domestic mission trips and partners.
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 document summarizes the progress and developments of the Fresh Expressions initiative in the Church of England over three years. It discusses the shift towards a more missional culture that values new forms of church alongside traditional parishes. Over 635 registered Fresh Expressions projects have started, representing 35% of parishes. Theological training and resources now emphasize the need to engage in pioneering new forms of church to reach more people.
Cultivate Ministry (Programming Model)Kenneth Hall
This is a book created with the purpose to represent what a future ministry could look like. It was designed specifically for a youth ministry, but could be used for any kind of ministry whether that be adult, senior or children's ministry.
The document discusses adolescent faith formation and discipleship. It addresses concerns about declining religious education for youth and calls for a renewed focus on empowering young people to live as disciples of Jesus Christ. The core of catechesis should be relationship with Christ through understanding who he is and following him more closely. Catechists play an important role in aiding youths' intellectual understanding and living out faith through witness and accompaniment.
This document summarizes a church group's visit to Msitu wa Tembo village in Tanzania to learn about the work of Compassion International. Some key points:
- Compassion International partners with local churches to support children living in poverty through education, healthcare, and community development programs.
- The group visited Deeper Life Msitu wa Tembo church's Compassion-supported program serving 192 children through kindergarten and maternal health classes.
- The group's sponsorship supports 23 children in the village kindergarten program. They met some of the children and their families to understand their challenges with poverty.
- The group also met two young men who had graduated from Compassion's leadership
Tates Creek Christian Church Current for January 2017tatescreek
Tates Creek Christian Church provides a summary of upcoming events and teachings for their Winter Oasis session from January to March. Discipleship classes will focus on spiritual disciplines to help Christians deepen their relationship with God. John Davis will teach a class on implementing spiritual habits. The women's study led by Phyllis Eversole will cover the biblical books from Hebrews to Revelation. Additionally, Vick will teach a class called "Hands and Feet Ministry" based on Matthew 25:35-40.
We understand that you are concern for your child safety and that is the reason we have some serious precautions which is followed by our non denominational churches in Milwaukee.
“SUMMARY: This document is a letter from the president of Temple Emanuel discussing plans for a capital campaign. It explains that the temple's buildings are aging and in need of repairs. It also wants to expand programs and ensure long-term financial stability through an endowment fund. The president asks all members to participate in the campaign to help secure the temple's future for generations to come through their 'vision and faith'."
This summary provides an overview of the document in 3 sentences:
The document discusses a sermon given at Faith Moravian Church focusing on hope found in Christ's resurrection. It encourages the congregation as they face challenges by reminding them of God's faithfulness in the past. Looking to the future, the congregation can have hope knowing that God remains trustworthy and generous even when they don't know how or when, because God will never fail them.
Tates Creek Christian Church Current for August 2017tatescreek
The document provides information about upcoming events at Tates Creek Christian Church in Lexington, KY, including a new sermon series on "Multiplication through Addition", welcoming new members who have recently joined the church, and outlining volunteer opportunities and ministry activities like serving at Lighthouse Ministries and providing support for local community outreach ministries.
Sara spent 6 months in South Africa participating in a Missions Discipleship Training program. The program included an assessment of her relationship with God, rural outreach work with a local church in Lesotho, inner city outreach in Pretoria working with people experiencing homelessness and abuse, learning about other world faiths, a secret mobilization training week, and a GO Challenge trip to a township where her team worked with children. Sara felt blessed by her experiences and wants to return to Africa to continue her outreach work through the organization AIDS Hope. She provides contact information for people to partner with her through prayer, letters of support, or financial donations.
The document provides information about First Baptist Church of Franklinton including their address, contact information, service times, and upcoming events. It also includes a newsletter article summarizing their recent mission trip to Honduras and encouraging others to participate in future mission trips.
The novitiate year is described as the most formative and memorable time of formation for Capuchins. During this year, novices intensely learn the structures, practices, and spirituality of Capuchin life through prayer, community living, study of saints and rituals. Though challenging, it is also a joyful year where the novices discover the "whatever" that shaped the Capuchin friars they admired and wanted to emulate. The novitiate year plants within novices the spirit and love of God that leads them
El documento contiene una lista de encabezados que incluyen nombres de personas como Diego Mansilla, Omar Perotti y María Eugenia Bielsa, así como temas como Guardia Urbana Municipalidad de Rafaela, Escuela Técnica N° 291 Nueva Ciudadanía, Día del Niño, Apoyando la Educación de los Jóvenes, Apoyando el Trabajo Metalúrgico, Jubilados, Turismo Social y Jóvenes Emprendedores. También incluye la frase "Junto a los Trabajadores".
This document contains the Christmas worship schedule and articles from the clergy of St. Francis Anglican Church. The schedule lists the Christmas Eve and Christmas Day service times. Deacon Daphne encourages parishioners to give thanks daily and volunteers to serve as acolytes. Lay Pastor David continues summarizing the British Prime Minister's speech about the influence of the King James Bible. Bob Tipton discusses how celebrating the incarnation of an infinite God as man on a single day is impossible but acceptable to commemorate the whole Christmas story.
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 newsletter provides an update on the ministry activities of Sergio and Beth over the past year. They have expanded their work to Samoa and Mexico, teaching water purification and the DEEM program. Their partnerships in Mexico have grown and opened doors to share the gospel with more indigenous groups. They provided medical clinics that resulted in many professions of faith. Their vision for 2016 is to provide more families with clean water through filters and conduct additional mission trips in Mexico, Samoa, India and potentially Tonga. They thank supporters and request continued prayers and financial support to accomplish their goals.
Tates Creek Christian Church Current for April 2016David Eversole
This document is the April 2016 newsletter from Tates Creek Christian Church in Lexington, KY. It includes articles from various ministers at the church about connecting people to Jesus, which is identified as the church's clear vision. The articles discuss topics like reaching out to people with the gospel message, overcoming prejudices, and having a vision that provides purpose. The newsletter also provides information about upcoming events at the church in April and registration details for summer youth events.
This document provides information about St. Luke's Church located in Federal Way, WA. It includes details about their worship services, pastors, mission, ministries for children, youth, families, and more. Visitors are welcomed to join the congregation for worship or get to know the pastors over coffee. The church strives to serve its community and spread the gospel through various outreach and volunteer opportunities.
1) The document summarizes a sermon about how love is exemplified through the story of Ruth and Naomi in the Bible. It discusses how Ruth commits to loving and caring for her mother-in-law Naomi above herself.
2) It also discusses how Boaz shows love for Ruth by protecting her and ensuring her needs are met while she is gleaning.
3) Finally, it encourages readers to go above expectations and cultural norms by committing to love others, as Ruth and Boaz did.
The document outlines Thompson Station Church's missions goals and activities for 2015, including short-term mission trips, financial support for missionaries and organizations, and partnerships. The church's missions budget for the year is $350,000, with funds going towards local missions, missionary support, disaster relief, short-term trips, and the International Mission Board. Details are provided on numerous international and domestic mission trips and partners.
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 document summarizes the progress and developments of the Fresh Expressions initiative in the Church of England over three years. It discusses the shift towards a more missional culture that values new forms of church alongside traditional parishes. Over 635 registered Fresh Expressions projects have started, representing 35% of parishes. Theological training and resources now emphasize the need to engage in pioneering new forms of church to reach more people.
Cultivate Ministry (Programming Model)Kenneth Hall
This is a book created with the purpose to represent what a future ministry could look like. It was designed specifically for a youth ministry, but could be used for any kind of ministry whether that be adult, senior or children's ministry.
The document discusses adolescent faith formation and discipleship. It addresses concerns about declining religious education for youth and calls for a renewed focus on empowering young people to live as disciples of Jesus Christ. The core of catechesis should be relationship with Christ through understanding who he is and following him more closely. Catechists play an important role in aiding youths' intellectual understanding and living out faith through witness and accompaniment.
This document summarizes a church group's visit to Msitu wa Tembo village in Tanzania to learn about the work of Compassion International. Some key points:
- Compassion International partners with local churches to support children living in poverty through education, healthcare, and community development programs.
- The group visited Deeper Life Msitu wa Tembo church's Compassion-supported program serving 192 children through kindergarten and maternal health classes.
- The group's sponsorship supports 23 children in the village kindergarten program. They met some of the children and their families to understand their challenges with poverty.
- The group also met two young men who had graduated from Compassion's leadership
Tates Creek Christian Church Current for January 2017tatescreek
Tates Creek Christian Church provides a summary of upcoming events and teachings for their Winter Oasis session from January to March. Discipleship classes will focus on spiritual disciplines to help Christians deepen their relationship with God. John Davis will teach a class on implementing spiritual habits. The women's study led by Phyllis Eversole will cover the biblical books from Hebrews to Revelation. Additionally, Vick will teach a class called "Hands and Feet Ministry" based on Matthew 25:35-40.
We understand that you are concern for your child safety and that is the reason we have some serious precautions which is followed by our non denominational churches in Milwaukee.
“SUMMARY: This document is a letter from the president of Temple Emanuel discussing plans for a capital campaign. It explains that the temple's buildings are aging and in need of repairs. It also wants to expand programs and ensure long-term financial stability through an endowment fund. The president asks all members to participate in the campaign to help secure the temple's future for generations to come through their 'vision and faith'."
This summary provides an overview of the document in 3 sentences:
The document discusses a sermon given at Faith Moravian Church focusing on hope found in Christ's resurrection. It encourages the congregation as they face challenges by reminding them of God's faithfulness in the past. Looking to the future, the congregation can have hope knowing that God remains trustworthy and generous even when they don't know how or when, because God will never fail them.
Tates Creek Christian Church Current for August 2017tatescreek
The document provides information about upcoming events at Tates Creek Christian Church in Lexington, KY, including a new sermon series on "Multiplication through Addition", welcoming new members who have recently joined the church, and outlining volunteer opportunities and ministry activities like serving at Lighthouse Ministries and providing support for local community outreach ministries.
Sara spent 6 months in South Africa participating in a Missions Discipleship Training program. The program included an assessment of her relationship with God, rural outreach work with a local church in Lesotho, inner city outreach in Pretoria working with people experiencing homelessness and abuse, learning about other world faiths, a secret mobilization training week, and a GO Challenge trip to a township where her team worked with children. Sara felt blessed by her experiences and wants to return to Africa to continue her outreach work through the organization AIDS Hope. She provides contact information for people to partner with her through prayer, letters of support, or financial donations.
The document provides information about First Baptist Church of Franklinton including their address, contact information, service times, and upcoming events. It also includes a newsletter article summarizing their recent mission trip to Honduras and encouraging others to participate in future mission trips.
The novitiate year is described as the most formative and memorable time of formation for Capuchins. During this year, novices intensely learn the structures, practices, and spirituality of Capuchin life through prayer, community living, study of saints and rituals. Though challenging, it is also a joyful year where the novices discover the "whatever" that shaped the Capuchin friars they admired and wanted to emulate. The novitiate year plants within novices the spirit and love of God that leads them
El documento contiene una lista de encabezados que incluyen nombres de personas como Diego Mansilla, Omar Perotti y María Eugenia Bielsa, así como temas como Guardia Urbana Municipalidad de Rafaela, Escuela Técnica N° 291 Nueva Ciudadanía, Día del Niño, Apoyando la Educación de los Jóvenes, Apoyando el Trabajo Metalúrgico, Jubilados, Turismo Social y Jóvenes Emprendedores. También incluye la frase "Junto a los Trabajadores".
Mort certa hora incerta. la mort i la identitat digital Miquel Pueyo
A principis del segle XXI, milions de persones s'han dotat d'una identitat digital tan potent com la real. Cal plantejar-se com gestionar la mort, la memòria i l'oblit digitals.
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L'espai català de comunicació: la Catalunya - xarxaMiquel Pueyo
La presència catalana a internet és més important que la que correspondria a la demografia de la llengua catalana. La xarxa ofereix grans oportunitats a comunitats supraterritorials i desterritorialitzades i alhora interactives, flexibles, desregulades, intel.ligents i globals.
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El blogging no té relació amb el perfeccionisme. El blogging té a veure amb la intimitat, la immediatesa, la transparència i amb el fet de compartir les teves idees.” Arianna Huffington
This document provides an overview of multicultural education. It defines multicultural education as educating students to respect cultural differences in order to promote peaceful interactions between people from different backgrounds. The document discusses key aspects of different cultures, including values, traditions, rituals, religion, and nonverbal communication. It also explores how food plays an important role in cultural expression and tradition. The goal of multicultural education is to help students appreciate diverse cultures.
Knightdale Baptist Church March 1st 2015 Worship BulletinKnightdale Church
This document is a church bulletin that provides information about the order of service and announcements for Knightdale Baptist Church. The bulletin includes details of the call to worship, hymns, scripture readings, sermon, and other parts of the Sunday service. It also lists upcoming meetings, fundraisers, and volunteer needs and opportunities within the church community.
This document provides a summary of the weekly newsletter from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC). It discusses the guest speaker Allison Gill Sanford who spoke on unity in the body of Christ using Acts 6:1-7 as an example. It also announces upcoming events at WCUMC including a mission trip to Nepal and Thailand and a 4-week Bible study on getting "unstuck". Additionally, it provides updates on church services, groups, needs for the food bank, and financial information.
This document provides information about upcoming events at the First United Methodist Church of North Hollywood including a Fall Kick-Off Luncheon, Hispanic Heritage celebration, Trunk or Treat event, and encouragement to join the church choir. It outlines the church's leadership and provides the schedule of worship services and sermon topics for upcoming Sundays in September.
Worship Bulletin 08.07.2022 Early Services Announcements.pdfMaryBethAsher
The document provides announcements for various upcoming events and opportunities at FPCA, including:
- Encouraging members to fill out interest forms to indicate how they want to connect and get involved.
- Details about upcoming lunch bunch gatherings to connect over meals.
- An adult faith formation class discussing the weekly sermon text.
- Information about children's and youth choir starting in the fall.
- A back to school celebration and blessing for students, teachers, and families.
- Volunteer needs and training opportunities like assisting with Godly Play classes.
- An upcoming Read2Succeed Asheville tutor training for helping local students with literacy.
This document provides a weekly newsletter from the Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC) for the week of October 5, 2014. The main topics covered are:
1) A summary and reflection questions for a sermon series on 1 John chapter 5 about living as children of God through faith and obedience.
2) Upcoming events at WCUMC including outdoor adventures, prayer services, Bible studies, and a missions emphasis month.
3) Announcements about supporting local missions through donations of food and time, and an upcoming mission trip to Nepal and Thailand by members of WCUMC.
An overview of the importance of children's ministry and how Pioneer Clubs can help churches reach the next generation. Please visit our website www.pioneerclubs.org or contact us at 1-800-694-2582 for more information.
Our monthly online newsletter is available to read online. Subscribe to our YouTube and Social Media pages to keep up on current events! We hope to see you at church. In person or online.
The document is a weekly newsletter from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC) dated March 31, 2013. It provides information on upcoming church events for the week, including services, bible studies, and youth group meetings. It also discusses the church's food drive program and summer camp programs for children. Additionally, it provides a financial snapshot of the church's general fund and faith promise support. The main article discusses the resurrection of Jesus on Easter Sunday and invites people to choose Jesus and live forever.
The document provides updates from Faith Moravian Church over the past few months. It discusses various fellowship and outreach activities the congregation participated in, including a health fair, mission work, and youth events. Two areas of focus have been evangelism and stewardship. While member commitment to these programs needs improvement, the health fair continues to grow and engage the community each year. The pastor encourages the congregation to support the church's mission to spread the gospel and serve others.
This weekly newsletter from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC) discusses upcoming events for Missions Emphasis Month, including a Mission Banquet on October 25th and Faith Commitment Sunday on October 27th. It also provides information on regular church activities, volunteer opportunities, donation needs for the food bank, and the Operation Christmas Child shoebox program deadline of November 17th. The financial snapshot shows the church's general fund and Faith Promise budget status.
This document discusses factors contributing to young adult dropout from church and proposes strategies to address it. It suggests the dropout problem stems from a lack of parental discipleship, incomplete youth conversions, and churches not having clear plans for making disciples. The document outlines an essential model for churches with four elements: simplify discipleship process, deepen biblical teaching, expect member commitment, and multiply outward focus. It advocates discipling youth through milestones and providing guidance through life transitions. The goal is for churches to develop proven plans that deepen faith and commitment.
This document is the 2011 State of the Parish Report from Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It includes reports from the Senior Pastor, David Hatch, and various church boards. Some key details include:
- The church saw a record harvest with 26 souls confirmed or baptized in recent months.
- Sunday school, adult education classes, and other programs are thriving and growing.
- The building is in constant use with groups and activities throughout the day and week.
- The various boards provide updates on their areas of focus, including education, elders, evangelism, fellowship, personnel and finance, stewardship, trustees, and youth. Most report continued growth and blessings throughout the year.
The document is a weekly newsletter from the Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC) providing information about upcoming events and services. This week, Pastor Lindsey Eklund gave a sermon introducing the parables of Jesus, explaining their purpose and guidelines for interpretation. Upcoming Sundays will feature additional sermons focusing on individual parables. The newsletter also provides information about worship services, children's programs, volunteer opportunities at the food bank, and financial details.
Here are 3 ministry and service opportunities highlighted in the document:
1. Souper Bowl of Caring on Super Bowl Sunday (February 2, 2014) - Kingdom Kidz will collect money at the church doors for a local charity that provides meals to those in need.
2. United Methodist Women Local Meeting - Held after the 2nd service on January 19th.
3. Abode Dinner Served - Volunteers help serve dinner to those experiencing homelessness on January 24th from 4-7pm.
This document provides a summary of the weekly newsletter from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC) dated July 6, 2014. It discusses an upcoming sermon series on Acts focusing on "God's Spirit-Filled People". It summarizes the scripture reading from Acts 6:1-7 about selecting seven men to oversee the distribution of food to widows. The document also announces upcoming church events like a rummage sale, float trip, and family retreat. It provides the church's financial snapshot and requests for the local food bank.
Pastor Rick began a new sermon series called "Thanksgiving: More than a Holiday - but a Way of Life". He shared that Christians should be "THANKS-LIVING" people by having joy-filled worship, proclaiming God's goodness as provider and that His love and faithfulness endure. The newsletter also announced upcoming church events like the Prime Timers dinner and Exploring Membership class, and requests donations to support the Woodinville Storehouse Food Bank and Operation Christmas Child.
The document provides updates from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC). It summarizes a message given by a missionary from Nepal, Nar Lama, about the struggles and triumphs of their mission work. It also announces upcoming church events like a Prime Timers dinner on downsizing, an outdoor adventure to Ebey's Landing, and a new Sunday school class on developing a biblical worldview. Additionally, it provides updates on supporting local charities like the Woodinville Storehouse food bank.
This document is a newsletter from a Lutheran church providing updates on church activities and events over the past year, as well as announcements for upcoming activities and reflections on faith. It discusses the church's accomplishments in 2014, including social ministry efforts and property improvements. It also announces plans for a group retreat in March at a wilderness setting to refresh and renew during Lent.
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3 Go Into All The World Pastor Paul Khosla
4 G-ROC Indoor Program Joyceleen Osbourne
5 ELEVATE young adults Pastor Paul Khosla
6 ALPHA /Shilo University ChurchPastor Paul Khosla
6 Precepts Lorna Wanzel
7 Golden Treasures 55+ Pastor Sheila MacDonald
8 Faith Tabernacle Weekly Activities
9 Praying Together Pastor Sheila MacDonald
9 Changing Lives Forever – Short Term Mission to Malawi
10 COMMUNITY ACTION - CITY MISSION - CHUCH MINISTRY
11 Welcome to Faith Tabernacle Pentecostal Church
12 Take us Home with You! & What’s Ahead? September
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Go Into All The World
Pastor Paul Khosla
One of the many great qualities of Faith Tabernacle Church is that this is a missional
community, one that not only reaches out but goes out and is apart of the
community.
In doing so we fulfill Jesus Christ’s commands from Mark 16:15:
Mark 16:15 And then he told them, “Go into all the world and preach the Good News
to everyone. 1
There is something about ‘all the world’ that is important for us to pick up on.
Certainly Christ was speaking of reaching every part of our world in the geographic
sense. That is happening more and more in our time.
However, I believe there is a message here for us on a personal level that our
‘World’ is also the place where we do life on a daily basis. For example, our
community, our workplace and our family would be parts of the immediate world you
and I live in, reaching different parts of our community.
Consider Alan Hirsch’s words, writing in Christianity Today.
“A missional theology is not content with mission being a church-based work.
Rather, it applies to the whole life of every believer. Every disciple is to be an agent
of the kingdom of God, and every disciple is to carry the mission of God into every
sphere of life. We are all missionaries sent into a non-Christian culture.”
The ideas of every ‘sphere of life’, and ‘non-Christian culture’ are not necessarily
comfortable ideas for us. This is because they challenge you and me to resist the
tendency to compartmentalize our Christianity based on what sphere of life we
happen to be engaged in.
However Christ’s words are clear: ‘GO into ALL the world...’
Responding to this command requires a multifaceted, dynamic approach to mission.
What is so exciting to me, and what we all should be thankful for is that is what our
local church is endeavoring to do. There are many ministries from our church that
1 Tyndale House Publishers. (2007). Holy Bible: New Living Translation (3rd
ed.). Carol Stream, IL: Tyndale House Publishers.
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are out in the community on a regular basis and there are many people from a wide
variety of community groups that are within the walls of Faith regularly. It’s
wonderful to witness that coming and going.
As we attempt to deepen our existing community connections, and further our
presence and service in part of ‘our world’ that is Halifax, I’m thrilled to draw your
attention to a couple of new endeavors that are continuing in our missional
trajectory.
First we have a note from our GROC Coordinator, Joyceleen Osbourne regarding a
new GROC initiative:
G-ROC will be launching an indoor site here at FTC
from Oct. 12, 2013 - Dec. 7, 2013.
This EXCITING opportunity will make it possible for us to connect with kids from
other communities in our area where we are currently unable to bring our Sidewalk
Model. Taking this step also means we will be able to continue sharing Christ’s love
with these kids through the colder months of the fall.
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Along with the excitement surrounding the expansion of GROC’s reach also comes
a rise in the level of work that has to be done and the cost to make it happen. Our
main cost increase has to do with transportation.
One of our G-ROC kids came by bus to VBS this summer and said that it made him
feel like he was famous being picked up every day. Isn`t that our goal? To let the
kids know that they are famous but not because of the bus but because they are a
child of the King.
You can help us reach more kids with the Gospel by:
1. Contributing financially in one of the following ways: designate G-ROC
indoor site on your offering envelope, visit us online at groc.ca and select
donate now button, or by stopping by the main office.
2. Contributing your time as a volunteer: We need volunteers to make all of
this happen so if you would like to be a bus monitor, hall monitor, prepare
hot chocolate and treats, or teach please contact us.
Finally I would like to invite each of you to please join with us in prayer as we step
out in obedience to follow God`s direction.
Serving Together, Joyceleen.
Second, ELEVATE is moving forward with some initiatives on Dalhousie’s Campus.
Part of that involves supporting existing ministries such as Shiloh University Church
on Friday nights but all also launching some campus initiatives of our own.
In the coming weeks ELEVATE will be launching a Campus ALPHA gathering at
Dalhousie University. ALPHA Canada suggests that a Campus gathering offers
students ‘A DIFFERENT KIND OF EDUCATION’, giving them the space they need
to contemplate, study and
reflect on ‘life’s big
questions’. The answers
to those questions, in
turn, will determine the
beliefs that map out the
course of a particular
student’s life. What an
amazing opportunity for us to be engaged with our students on that level.
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The Elevate Lead Team has prayerfully
considered how we can move beyond the
walls of our church into college part of ‘our
World’ and Campus ALPHA will be a
strategic first step of that plan. In addition,
we are working towards offering
transportation for Students to and from Faith on
Sunday Mornings. We are in need of drivers and
vehicles for this initiative so please email
elevate@faithhalifax.org if you are interested in driving
Students to and from Faith on Sunday mornings.
Finally Elevate plans on launching a Halifax
Red Frogs chapter to serve both Dalhousie
and St. Mary’s Universities in various ways.
Please join us in prayer for God to provide the
right individuals to lead that initiative.
As a church family, let’s continue to celebrate
our missional focus by involving ourselves in
some way in these initiatives.
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Just a reminder to all those 55+ that on October
9th at 11:30am our Golden Treasures will gather
for our Thanksgiving Luncheon. There will also be
a book table with all the proceeds going for our
kitchen renovations project.
Thank You Seniors
October 1st is National Seniors Day in Canada, and so I would like to take this
opportunity to thank our Seniors here at Faith Tabernacle Church who have
given so much time, commitment, physical energy, love for God, love for His
Church, love for our community, and so much more over the years to help make
our church what it is today. Only eternity will truly reveal all that our seniors have
deposited into our lives and continue to do so. When so many sit back and do
little, our seniors are actively involved in the life of Faith Tabernacle Church and
to you we say “thank you”.
Almost without exception it is the Seniors of Faith Tabernacle who make Golden
Treasures happen each month for the many seniors who come from the various
Senior’s residences throughout the city as well as some who come from private
homes. These are not sitting back expecting to be served, they serve. To all of
you who are part of that ministry, thank you!
We are excited to look forward to our Youth (Ignite) coming in November to
serve, sing, testify, and bless our hearts as they have in past years. As well, we
look forward to our Young Adults (Elevate) coming in a few months to share with
us from their hearts. We are blessed to know that the hearts of our youth and
young adults are toward the seniors and as such want to bless them.
On October 9th we will be blessed by the ministry of Pastor John. You will not
want to miss this time of food, fun, fellowship, and ministry of the Word of God.
Pastor Sheila
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FTC Weekly Activities...
Sunday Services:
10:30 am & 6:00 pm Public Services
10:30 am KIDZ Alive. Ages 4-12
Monday:
7:00 pm Prayer
Tuesday:
10:00 am Moms 'n Tots
6:45 pm Family Night/BG Club
7:00 pm Bible Studies
Wednesday:
4:00 pm G-ROC Bayer’s Westwood
6:00 pm Young Adult’s Prayer
7:00 pm Youth Band Practice
Thursday:
9:30 am ALFS
7:00 pm Women’s Bible Study
Friday:
7:00 pm ignite Youth Church
9:00 pm – 1:00 am Standing in the Gap
Saturday:
2:00 pm Indoor G-ROC
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Remember that one of the best opportunities
to represent our church to our community is
how we park our cars when attending
Services and events at FTC. Please
take the time to park courteously
and obey all of the relevant
parking restrictions in the
streets around the church.
Thank you.
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Praying Together
By Pastor Sheila
Many years ago Alfred Tennyson made this statement that has been often quoted
regarding prayer: “More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams
of.” Many books have been written over the years regarding prayer and its
tremendous value. What a privilege is ours to be able to go to the very throne room
of God and open our hearts up to Him and know that He is there to hear and
respond to the cry of our hearts. Here at Faith Tabernacle Church there are a
number of opportunities for us to gather corporately and seek the face of God, to
pray together:
1. Sunday Morning Pre-Service Prayer Time 9:30 – 10:30 am
2. Monday Evening 7:00 – 9:00 pm
3. Monthly Missions Prayer 6:00 – 6:45 pm 3rd Wednesday of each month
4. Prayer Chain
All are invited to be part of these corporate prayer times. If you are hosting a prayer
meeting at your home and would like to have it mentioned, please contact John
Pelton at 902-444-1948 or 902-830-8860 or by e-mail john_pelton@hotmail.com
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Faith Tabernacle Church – Bringing
a message of hope to the world
Short Term Mission to Malawi -
October 24th to November 07th 2013
In Malawi, a southeast African county,
poverty means that most children will never
attend school beyond their primary years, let
alone dream of being able to attend university or college in their lifetime.
Only 13% of high school age children living in Malawi actually attend high school, partly
due to poverty and a lack of resources that make paying for school fees impossible. In
many countries around the world, high school education is a basic service providing
essential knowledge, skills, and values that form the foundation for lifelong learning.
Simply put, basic education gives people greater economic opportunities and
empowers them to lead healthier and more productive lives.
Your generous financial gift* will provide the opportunity for a child in Malawi to be
rescued from poverty to complete their high school education, and restore hope.
Thank you for giving and… Changing Lives Forever. *Tax receipt will be issued
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As we engage our Vision of bringing good news to the people of Halifax through
Community Action, City Mission and Church Ministry, a strategic part of our
Christian service is demonstrated through good neighbourliness, generousity, and
HOSPITALITY.
The Bible encourages an ongoing engagement in the ministry of Hospitality
(Romans 12:13, Titus 1:8 and Hebrews 13:2) and in order to be fully engaged we
must first be PREPARED. Recently we have taken a further step in this ongoing
process of preparing ourselves to better serve our community in the strategic area of
Hospitality by updating and reappointing our Kitchen Facilities. Our future plans
include Fire Suppression, Proper Ventilation, a new Industrial Stove and New
Cabinetry.
This investment is one in our capacity to serve the purposes of God more
effectively. Our kitchen already serves thousands of hot meals every year. As we
continue to move ahead with the renovation of our church kitchen, we are not just
smartening up our facility. We are getting ready to better serve our church and
community.
We have already placed a new 30" stove, and now have purchased the
new 60" industrial stove. Installing this industrial stove will involve electrical work
and appropriate ventilation. Soon to come is a commercial dishwasher, two
refrigerators, cabinets, countertops, improved lighting, and flooring. Thank you for
sharing your part in helping bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the heart of our city.
Dinners
Weddings
Funerals
Banquets
Special Events
Small Groups
Public Events
Special Fundraising
SERVINGtheCOMMUNITYby
Industrial stove
New Cupboards
Two Fridges
Dishwasher
Ventilation
Lighting
Upgrade electrical
& plumbing
NEEDED
$100,000 --
$50,000 --
$19,347 --
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Welcome to
Faith Tabernacle
Pentecostal
Church
Bringing the 'Gospel of Jesus Christ' to the
heart of Halifax, and the whole world.
Sunday Services
Morning Worship
10:30 am
Evening Service
6:00 pm
Faith Tabernacle Church
6225 Summit Street
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3L 1R6
Church Offices
Phone: (902) 455-1523
Fax: (902) 455-1682
Email: faitht@eastlink.ca
Visit our website...
www.faithhalifax.org
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Pastoral Staff
Pastor John Cheyne
Pastor Sheila MacDonald
Pastor Paul Khosla
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We welcome you to
Faith Tabernacle
Pentecostal Church
If we can assist you in any way
please let us know by filling out
this section of the magazine,
tear it off and place it
in the offering bag...
I am new in the city
I would like a phone call
Children's Ministries -
Kidz Alive / BG Club
Youth Ministries Ages 9-18
Young Adult Ministries
Ministries for Families
Ministries for Adults
Nursery Facilities
Wheelchair Accessible
Elevator
Scent-Free Seating Area
Name: ___________________
Date: ____________________
Phone No: ________________
Email: ___________________
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What’s Ahead? October
SAFE KIDS REVIEW TRAINING
Wednesday, October 2 at 7:00 pm
COMMUNION SUNDAY
Sunday, October 6 at 10:30 am
ADVANCE POLLING STATION
Friday and Saturday, October 4 & 5 for the
Upcoming Election.
G-ROC INDOOR PROGRAM
Launch – Saturday October 12
PRECEPTS
Tuesday, October 15 at 9:30 am
INTENTIONAL FOCUSED PRAYER
MEETING FOR MISSIONS
Wednesday, October 16 at 6:00 pm
BOARD MEETING
Wednesday, October 16 at 7:00 pm
MPOWER BREAKFAST
Saturday, October 19 8:00 am to 10:00 am
Take us Home
With You!
Stop by the
Info Booth in the lobby
to obtain or reserve
your DVD copy of
today's service.
Also available are
DVD's of the
Tuesday Bible Study.
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for someone who has
not been able to join us
in Worship today?