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Simply Suits Drive, Supply Drive for NC Flooding Victims, Twisted 3 (Pastoral Emphasis for 10/16)

Congrats to our newer members, Daquon and Ch'ressa Johnson on getting married yesterday.

Praise God for My Hope Sunday! Thanks to all who invited and had guest here.  I've already heard about some of the great conversations afterwards about how the message and videos really hit home.
As follow-up, talk with your guest about the sermon and their experience.  If your guest come to faith in Christ, we have materials that you can use to provide follow-up and discipleship.

From Oct. 23 to Nov. 12, we'll be having a Simply Suits Drive where you can bring in your used men's suits (that you've outgrown) to be donated to the Fathers Forever program, whose mission is to provide suits for men in unfavorable circumstances while working towards self-sufficiency.  In the Fathers Forever program, the men are setup with job interviews but they often don't have suits.  In addition to suits, you can donate dress shoes & socks, shirts, ties, and overcoats.

We all know that the Eastern part of our state was hit hard by Hurricane Matthew.


There are members who have family in these areas that have been impacted by the flooding.  So we'll be having a supply drive to help our neighbors who are need.  The supply drive will run at the same time as the Simply Suits Drive (10/23-11/12).  You can download the flyer with the items that are needed from here.

Mark your calendars for 10/30, we'll be having our church family meeting right after the service. Also, on that Sunday, I'll start the Twisted 3 series, where we'll be looking at more Scriptures that are often taken out of context like "an eye for an eye" or "give and it will be given to you, pressed down, shaken together, running over".

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