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Hurricane Relief Drive, Fall FPU Session, Church Family Meeting (Pastoral Emphasis for 10/28)

Thanks to all who participated in our Theological Seminar on yesterday about How to Study the Bible. For those who missed it, I would definitely recommend that watch the recording. We also have some leftover handouts at the Welcome Center.

Thank you for your generous donations to our Hurricane Relief Supply drive. Because of you, we have been able to donate 6 boxes of canned goods & cleaning supplies and the equivalent of 6 boxes of paper towels/toilet tissue to help those who in eastern NC affected by hurricane and flooding. And we still have about 3 more boxes of canned goods accumulated. You still have another week to donate as we'll end our drive on 11/4. There's a copy of the supply list at the Welcome Center.

Just a reminder that our friends and neighbors at Raleigh Chinese Christian Church have invited us to their Fall Fun Festival on Wednesday, 10/31, where they will have games, bounce house, prizes, music. The festival time will be 6:30-8pm. Free dinner will be 6-7pm. You can also join us for Bible Study at 7pm which will be the conclusion of the Names of God series.


We will be starting the Fall 2018 session of Financial Peace University on Saturday, November 3rd, at 9:30am. The first class is open to the entire congregation and any guest interested in learning how they can take a proven, practical, and Godly approach to successfully managing their finances. Contact Deacon Adrian Jones with questions.

We had our last Church Family Meeting of the year where we announced monthly Youth Services, rebranding Sunday School to Foundations Fellowship, noonday prayer & Bible Study, next sermon series, and elected Elder Bobby Dunn to the church's Board of Directors.

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