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On Sunday, September 5 (Labor Day Weekend) we will return to two Worship
Services at 8:15 AM and 11:00 AM. Sunday School for all ages at 9:45
AM. "Orange" curriculum begins for the children and four adult classes
will be offered (details at Connection Center). [read more] |
Pastor John will begin a sermon based Life Transformation Group that
will meet Monday evenings. If you are interested in being a part of such
a group, contact him or indicate your interest on the Connection Card. [read more] |
The adult Sunday School classes for this fall are:
- "Seeing the Gospel in Genesis 1-11"
- "A Case For Kids"
- Men's Class - "In Defense: Christian Apologetics in Theory and Practice"
- Women's Class - "A Study of Grief - The Book of Lamentations"
[read more] |
The Annual NEDA Women's Retreat will be held September 10-12, 2010 at Camp Spofford in New Hampshire. This year's theme is "Simply God - In our ever-changing world, simplicity is a craving. What if we could simplify our lives starting with our faith?" with guest speaker Margaret Feinberg. [read more] |
The Annual Men's Retreat will be held September 24-26, 2010 at Camp Spofford in New Hampshire. This year's theme is "To Boldy Go: Living an Uncommon Life and Taking Other Along for the Ride" with guest speaker Ed Cole. [read more] |
We live in one of the most beautiful areas of the country, even of the world as we live here in New England. We have mountains and ocean all within a few minutes' drive. It seems like New England's number one agricultural crop is rocks. Some places they seem to grow right through the lawn. [read more] |
Willow Creek Church used to describe their mission as "turning atheists into fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ." That is vivid way to describe that the Christian life is a life of transformation. No one can be a believer in Jesus Christ and not have his life changed. If we do not experience change it is because we have not understood how seriously flawed our life is apart from Jesus and how radically the life of Jesus differs from the life we are used to. [read more] |
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