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Haiti Mission Trip, Holiday Schedule, Jr. Deacons (Pastoral Emphasis for 12/18)

Radical Experiment 2011 Update
  • Today's Scripture Reading: Hebrews 1-6 (We have read 96% of the Bible so far. Almost done!) 
  • Today's Country: Vietnam (52% Buddhist) 
  • Spend time in another context: Give some of your time to help make the gospel known outside of your normal context (different community, city, nation). We have a team going to Haiti in a few weeks  on January 1. We prayed for our Haiti Mission Trip Team. Please continue to pray for their safety and that their trip will be fruitful.
Haiti Mission Trip Team:
  • Deacon Rufus Credle 
  • Deacon George Brown 
  • Sis. Nicole Sawyer 
  • Sis. Stephanie Baker

There's still time to join Project: Know Thy Neighbor. The Christmas holiday is a great time to get to know at least 1 neighbor (one that you don't know at all or know very well). Go to radical.mtzioncary.org/neighbors for ideas on how to get to know your neighbors.

Christ First Christian Fellowship Center is having their 4th Annual Christmas Concert today at 6pm at the Herbert Young Community Center.

Our Holiday Schedule: No Prayer/Testimony Meetings & Bible Studies for the next two weeks.  Join us for a 90 minute service on Christmas Sunday at 8am. Our New Year's Eve service at 10pm with Communion after Midnight.  We will not have service on New Year's Day.

The Deacons presented $25 certificates to our Junior Deacons. We are very proud of these young men for serving as Junior Deacons.

Part of Radical Experiment is to give sacrificially for a specific purpose. We are asking all members to sacrifice to give more at least 5% more until the end of the year to help with our budget deficient. If you are able to give more, please do so. You can give online here.

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