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Pray for Paris, Condensed New Member Class, Truth & Love (Pastoral Emphasis for 11/15)

The city of Paris was the victim of multiple terrorist attacks where 129 died, 352 more were injured, 99 of which were critical.  Let's pray for all of the families devastated by these evil acts.



Please pray for Bro. Calvin Gray who lost his mother last week.  Keep his family in your prayers during their time of bereavement.

We are reading through the Bible as a church family this year. We're following the 52 week reading plan. We are on week 46.

As Christians, we are apt to face suffering, adversity, and calamity in our lives especially as we live in a fallen world. The Bible teaches us how to handle them. Join us in our current Bible Study series, "Courage in Times of Trouble," a study of 1st and 2nd Peter, continuing Wednesday at 7:00pm.

A condensed New Members Orientation Class will be offered on Saturday, 11/21, from 9:00am to 11:30am. If you have any remaining classes, please make plans to attend this session. Please see the announcements for contact info for questions and registration.

We live in a culture that says to love someone is to let them do whatever they want. And sadly that kind of thinking has crept into the church. Next Sunday, I'm starting a new series in 2 John called "Truth & Love". This letter is short so you read it in advance and be ready for the series.

Congrats to Joel and Tierene on the dedication of their baby girl, Karis Christina King Bobo.

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