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 Congregation Blog » Sunday, January 4, 2009

 1 Comment- Add comment | Back to BLOG Written on 05-Jan-2009 by jess31

Sunday the 4th of January marked the first celebration of the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper in the next year. This is always a very special time for our congregation for it allows us to tell Jesus we have not forgotten Him. It also lifts the spirits of the church in that a personal dedication bring each of us closer to the sacrifice Jesus made for us and the resurrection which the Lord promised us.

“Shine” was the overall theme of the day and shine we did. The music was uplifting and the message reminded each of us of our obligation and opportunity to tell the world about Jesus through our actions. The scripture for the day was based on the writing of John and is words were carried throughout the service. John told us of the importance of realizing that Jesus, in human form, was actually the “words of God” and by knowing Jesus we would know God.  So it is that by knowing the scripture according to St John we know all we need to know about God’s hopes for us as He wished them expressed.

Prayer List

 

Tom & Virginia

Stephanie Gustave

Louetta Smith

Cara, Hamp & Annie

Kyla Hafeli

John Rolsten’s job

Grace Ayers

Gary Rockett

Chanhee’s family in South Korea

Lucille Smith

Congregational dreams

Gaza Strip


Upcoming Events:

 

January 6th:  Marion’s Birthday

 

Sunday, January 11th:  Budget meeting 1 PM at the church

 

January 14th:  Darl and Jean’s Anniversary

 

January 15th:  Stephanie’s Birthday

 

January 21st:  Fred’s Birthday 

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  • written on 07-Jan-2009

    m2kleinau says:

    Be sure and add the Worship-Education committee meeting Sunday following the budget meeting. We can order in pizza if you like.

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