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God is the ultimate seeker, so He is seeking people around you and me. Life opens doors we would never think to open. God is continually seeking and opening doors. Will you determine to live boldly with kingdom purpose?
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The document discusses four foundational Christian practices: fellowship, witnessing, giving, and serving. It defines fellowship as intimate sharing of life with other Christians to meet social, emotional, and spiritual needs. Witnessing is sharing the gospel through lifestyle, personal experience with Christ, and clear proclamation of the message. Giving guidelines include giving systematically, proportionately, generously, and to one's local church and missions. Serving involves both desiring great things for God but being willing to start with menial tasks, as greatness comes through service not position. These practices build Christians up in their faith.
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My name is Sang Hun Lee, who wrote Unification Thought. I am going to send you what I surveyed in the spiritual world. Please read it carefully, and make your earthly lives successfully. By doing so, let's console the painful heart of True Parents (Dr Sun Myung Moon & Hak JA Han Moon), and pray that True Parents may have long lives.
Please read my message very carefully. You should check your daily lives everyday by True Parents' speech. This is my advice as your senior member to help you to fulfill your responsibility successfully on earth. May God bless all of you!
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Let your conscience be your guide? The document discusses whether it is a good idea to follow one's conscience and identifies potential problems with doing so. It notes that consciences can be faulty according to scripture references. While consciences indicate right and wrong, they must be recalibrated and aligned with following Jesus to avoid foolish or sinful choices that damage lives. Groups discuss examples of people who refused responsibility and ways to ensure one's conscience follows Christ rather than other influences.
July 11, 2010 Bulletin
The document provides the schedule of events for Oregon City Evangelical Church for the week of July 11-18, including Sunday services, meetings, rehearsals, youth activities, and more. It also announces upcoming day camps as part of the church's Summer BLAST program and invites ladies to a bridal shower on July 19th. The document closes with prayer requests and focuses for the church and missionaries.
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Benaiah was a valiant warrior from Kabzeel who served under King David. He killed two Moabite champions and chased a lion into a pit on a snowy day. Benaiah also killed an Egyptian warrior who was armed with a spear by taking the spear and using it against him. Due to these heroic deeds, Benaiah became as famous as David's three mightiest warriors and was honored above the other members of David's Thirty, being appointed as the captain of David's bodyguard.
June 6, 2010 Bulletin
This document provides a schedule of events for Oregon City Evangelical Church for the week of June 6-13, including Sunday services, prayer gatherings, youth groups, choir rehearsal and a council meeting. It also announces the church's annual vacation bible school from June 21-25 and provides other notices about upcoming events and volunteer opportunities.
May 30, 2010 Bulletin
This document provides a schedule of events for Oregon City Evangelical Church for the week of May 30th through June 6th. It includes Sunday services and classes, committee meetings, youth groups, prayer gatherings, and more. It also announces upcoming events like VBS, a camp out, and National Night Out.
May 30, 2010 Bulletin
This document provides a schedule of events for Oregon City Evangelical Church for the week of May 30th through June 6th. It includes Sunday services and classes, committee meetings, youth groups, prayer gatherings, and more. It also announces upcoming events like VBS, a camp out, and National Night Out.
May 23, 2010 Bulletin
This document provides information about upcoming events at Oregon City Evangelical Church between May 23rd and 31st, including Sunday services, classes, youth groups, choir practice and prayer gatherings. It also announces a Memorial Day celebration and several summer camps including Bible learning day camps in July and August and a soccer camp in July. Cookies and crackers are requested for upcoming Vacation Bible School.
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This document provides the rehearsal schedule and notes for a church choir on May 19, 2010. It includes 10 songs to be rehearsed, as well as notes about an upcoming CityTeams concert on June 7 where the choir will perform some gospel songs alongside student testimonies. The schedule provides details of loading equipment at 5:10pm and students boarding the bus by 6:10pm for the concert and ministry event.
Mother's Day 2010 Study Guide
The document discusses character traits to develop in future generations of mothers based on Proverbs 31:10-31. It also asks how a person can show honor to a parent who may not seem worthy of it and things people now wish they had known as children. The document provides questions for personal reflection on honoring one's mother based on examples from Jesus' relationship with his mother in the Bible.
Ambassadors to the Folks Back Home
Paul instructed Titus that Christians should be subject to rulers and authorities, to be obedient and ready for every good work. They should avoid slander and instead be gentle and show humility toward all people. This is because in the past, all people were foolish, disobedient, deceived, and enslaved to various passions. But God saved Christians through the washing of rebirth and renewal by the Holy Spirit.
April 21 choir notes
The document provides details for the upcoming Gospel Sing concert including the rehearsal schedule, song list, and performance dates. It lists 10 songs for the choir to rehearse, along with ensemble selections and devotional readings. Additional details are given regarding costumes, a possible additional performance, and broadcasting of a program about the case surrounding Janet Tremain's daughter.
Pass the Truth Along
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Pass the Truth Along
This document appears to be a study guide for a church growth group discussing the importance of living consistently with what one teaches. It includes questions about observing hypocrisy in others, focusing on self-control and doing good works, changing attitudes and behaviors that hinder being an effective influence for Christ, and the importance of mentors modeling the message through their lives. Participants are also encouraged to share their testimonies about how attending this church has impacted them in order to welcome new visitors.
April 14 choir notes
The document provides information about upcoming choir events including rehearsal schedules and song selections for an upcoming Gospel Sing concert on May 16th. It lists 12 songs for the concert and additional ensemble selections. The pastor asks for input on wearing solid colored performance attire and possibly performing some songs at a local mission. Extra rehearsals are scheduled for May 10th, 14th, or 15th. A CD of the song selections has been made available for $2 to help cover costs. A television program about a local missing person's case will air on May 17th which may be of interest.
April 11, 2010 Study Guide
As we look at Titus, one of the greatest themes is leadership. We have all called to be leaders when Christ gets a hold of our hearts and transforms us by His Grace, saving our souls and giving us His grand vision for making His name famous.
April 7 2010 Choir Notes
The document provides information about upcoming events for the church choir. It includes:
1) A list of faithful choir members who had perfect or near-perfect attendance in March.
2) Details about parking and attendance for Resurrection Sunday services, with over 900 attending the sanctuary and nearly 400 attending Sunday school.
3) An announcement of the biannual Gospel Sing concert scheduled for May 17th, including a preliminary song list and plans to explore performing some songs at a mission.
4) Upcoming choir calendar highlights of the Gospel Sing concert and a music & worship volunteer appreciation dessert.
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