Sunday
8:15 am - Traditional
9:30 am - A Variety of Styles
11:00 am - Contemporary
6:00 pm - The Gathering
Wednesday Evenings
6:30 pm - Echo (Student)
Dear Central Family,
It is hard to believe that summers is almost over!
This means we only have three more Sundays in our Joshua journey. I will be sharing this Sunday on Joshua 23:1-16 (God's Faithfulness), Sonja will be sharing on August 29 on Joshua 24:1-18 (Choose this Day) and Jeff will be sharing on September 5 on Judges 2:6-15 (After Joshua's Death). What does the Spirit want to teach us these three Sundays? I have learned so much from our Joshua journey and I pray that I (and we) will follow the counsel of Joshua;
"Therefore be very steadfast to observe and do all that is written in the book of the law of Moses, turning aside from it neither to the right nor to the left, so that you may not............Be very careful, therefore, to love the Lord your God." (Joshua 23:6-11)
As we come together these next few weeks you will be invited to get plugged in to Central in a variety of ways. Today I want to you consider five ways to get connected. The first is the most important because without prayer we might as well close our doors! It is through prayer that we get plugged into the life giving presence of the Spirit! So here are five ways to get connected and I hope everyone will commit to the first opportunity.
In closing a special word of thanks to all who stepped forward to financially support the Summer 2010 Building Renovations and Improvements. 179 individuals/families have promised $57,049.00 to support these necessary capital improvements. (A matching gift of $12,811.00 is part of the total). If you would like to still contribute to this project, please contact Kris Geslin in the Church Office. In addition THANK YOU to Jeff Knutson for overseeing this project.
C U Sunday!
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Paul Johansson
Sponsoring a child through Central provides education, school uniforms, supplies and food for orphans and semi-orphans in our sister congregations of Kibena and Matingajola in Southern Tanzania.
Each week people meet together for a meal, a talk on topics such as "Who is Jesus?", "Why Did Jesus Die?", "How Can I be Sure of My Faith?", and "Does God Still Heal Today?" , followed by small group interaction. There is an optional one-day retreat, which focuses on the person and work of the Holy Spirit.
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