March 2010
Chilean Earthquake
The Alliance response to the earthquake in Chile is here.
Sight and Sound Trip
On February 28, 2010, after the morning service, there will be a meeting in room 103 of those interested in traveling to Sight and Sound’s Joseph. Questions? See Annie or Wendy Lynn. Thank you.
Aerobics Class
Diane McCracken will be heading up Aerobic classes Wednesday and Friday mornings at 9 in the Activity Center. Participants will need comfortable sneakers, a towel, water bottle, mat and you may bring weights or 2 cans of soup will work too. A sign up sheet is on the bulletin board. Questions? Please speak to Diane.
Creation 2010
Teens interested in going to Creation this summer should speak to Dave Clark. Depending on interest he will be going with them on a 3 day adventure or just a Saturday trip. Deadlines is 4/8/10. Groups are Casting Crowns, NewsBoys, Toby Mac, Chris Tomlin, Skillet and more. There is literature on the table in the foyer.
Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote truth when he penned the words:
“A person will worship something, have no doubt about that. We may think our tribute is paid in secret in the dark recesses of our hearts, but it will out. That which dominates our imaginations and our thoughts will determine our lives, and our character. Therefore, it behooves us to be careful what we worship, for what we are worshipping we are becoming.”
Worship is for everyone because everyone worships.
This sermon speaks to us concerning proper worship.
Aerobics Class
Diane McCracken is heading up an Aerobic class every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 9 in the Activity Center.
Participants will need comfortable sneakers, a towel, water bottle, mat and you may bring weights or 2 cans of soup will work too.
Questions? Please speak to Diane.
Presented February 21, 2010
Think of the men you respect the most. The women you respect.
Most likely, something they have in common is a life worth imitating. They are role models.
This sermon gives some practical counsel on how to be a role model.
Presented February 14, 2010
When I was a kid I had a book called My Father Can Fix Anything. I liked the book, but it kind of ticked me off that the writer thought that her father was as good at fixing things as my father.
The things that parents teach their children serve them in everything from getting them out of binds to helping them save money by making things last longer.
I heard a story this week about a young man who picked up a broken flat screen television. They took it home, did some research, and put an $18 capacitor in it. It works great. You wonder, “How did that guy know how to do that? Where do you learn that stuff?” He learned it from his father.
Parents teach their children.
This mp3 helps parents know how to be good teachers to their children.