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For the past several Sundays since going completely online, we've been praying, watching, and waiting for the right time to return to safely return to in-person worship services at our campus. Our ministry teams will still be facilitating ways to connect from your homes, but for those who are ready to join us in-person, we can't wait to see you soon! Visit our Reopening page to find out all the details on how we're phasing our reopenings, and what to expect!

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Life On Purpose

Part 3: BrotherhoodPart 3: Brotherhood - NOC

Jason Hale

June 28, 2020

As a follower of Christ, everything I do sends a message to those who are not followers of Christ! Do my actions, words, and deeds proclaim love and point people to Jesus? Or do my actions, words, and deeds point to myself? The world is watching 24/7! I pray that I make a conscious choice at the start of every day to realize there will be many opportunities to allow God to use my story, to use my trials, and to journey with others, if I will allow Him to set the pace and direct my agenda.

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Be Encouraged
Don & Cynthia's Story

Many years ago, Don, Cynthia, and their 8-week old son headed to Belgium with a call to be missionaries there. In their time overseas, Don and Cynthia played a role in planting a church there, teaching English as a second language, and building relationships with those in their community. The message of Paul in 1 Thessalonians 5:11 to "encourage one another and build each other up" is the purpose by which they live their lives. Their heart for service and for encouragement of others is represented both in their time as missionaries and in how they build relationships with those in their community now. They are a real-life example of how purposefully living on mission can have an eternal impact on the people in our lives. It’s God’s call for us, and it should be a part of every person’s faith journey.  Listen to Don and Cynthia’s story here.

Racial Reconciliation & The Church's Role

“We have to listen, we have to speak out, we have to love.” One of our very own worship leaders, George Mhondera, sat down with Pastor Jeff to give us a chance to hear about his personal experience with racism, injustice, and the ways we, as the church, must step up.

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