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Spruce Up, My Hope Sunday & Testimony (Pastoral Emphasis for 2/25)

We welcome our latest “new” member who is not really because he grew up in this church but he has completed NMO and Member Interview as an adult: Isaiah Harris

Yesterday, we had a very successful Spruce UP. Here are the results: 

  • 29 members participated (11 members were in leadership)

Most hours worked: 4 hours 34 minutes 

Least hours worked: 31 minutes 

Breakdown by Zones

  • Zone 1 - 7 members 
  • Zone 2 - 11 members 
  • Zone 3 - 5 members 
  • Zone 4 - 6 

Total time worked: 102 hours 3 minutes 

We cleaned the ENTIRE church. Money saved $4,081.03 

See you at our Fall Spruce UP!

 

My Hope Sunday is where all of our members are asked to commit to inviting at least one unbeliever or unchurched person to join us at church on March 10. During that service, we will share the hope we have in Jesus Christ. We have invitation and commitment cards. Write the name of those you are inviting on the commitment card and bring them with you next Sunday. We're going to pray over those names. 

To prepare our hearts for My Hope Sunday, here's a testimony from Bro. George Richards:

 
(RSS subscribers: Click here to see the video)

If you are interested in having your testimony recorded for My Hope, please contact Sis. Kim Roberts, Min. Brandi Hancock, or email specialevents AT mtzioncary.org.

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