How to Navigate Media & Technology Researchers say the average young American spends nearly every waking minute in front of an electronic device. That means kids are usually plugged in, zoned out, or wired for sound. You can help equip families to make the best of their everyday technology habits-all while keeping faith front and…
Tue 1.10 – Government Matters: Responding to Earthly Authority (Like Jesus Might) Tue 1.17 – Sex Matters: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identification. Tue 1.24 – Race Matters: Seeing Chasms and Building Bridges (part I) Tue 1.31 – Race Matters: Seeing Chasms and Building Bridges (part II) Sometimes sitting in the pew is not enough. You need to discuss, ask questions,…
Is commitment restrictive or empowering? Discover the power of going All In. Many people are averse to commitment. The thinking is, “If I make a commitment, I give up freedom. I give up control. I give up individuality.” But there’s an alternative opinion that says it’s actually only when you make a commitment that you…
On December 24th at 7pm, we are hosting our annual Christmas Eve Dinner in Fellowship Hall following the Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at 5pm. We are pleased to welcome Executive Chef Bertrand Vernejoul to our kitchen. Bertrand Vernejoul is a French chef hailing from the southwest and Toulouse region. Early on he studied at a well-known…
Waiting – the Hardest Part! Christmas is nearly upon us! And who knows that better than the kids in your home? Now is the perfect time to build anticipation as a family for the incredible, amazing gift Jesus’ birth delivers to each of us. You can use the ideas in this month’s newsletter to develop…