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Youth Missions Trip Update
Hello friends and family,
So far the mission trip has gone great...
Hello friends and family, So far the mission trip has gone great...Continue Reading
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Youth Group Featured in AMiA Newsletter
Our youth group was featured in the AMiA Newsletter "Currents" last month for their "Work It" nights serving the Least.
On a Sunday night when they could have been doing homework, Christmas shopping or watching TV, a group of high school students at Church of the Resurrection in Wheaton, Illinois, gathered to make a difference in the lives of those often forgotten—hospice patients. Students used markers and colored pencils to design simple greeting cards that would deliver Christ’s love to patients lacking crucial support and companionship.
“Many hospice patients are lonely and have no family connections,” says Deacon and Hospice Chaplain the Rev. Philip Kenyon...
Our youth group was featured in the AMiA Newsletter "Currents" last month for their "Work It" nights serving the Least. On a Sunday night when they could have been doing homework, Christmas shopping or watching TV, a group of high school students at Church of the Resurrection in Wheaton, Illinois, gathered to make a difference in the lives of those often forgotten—hospice ...Continue Reading
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Proverbs Devotional Day 2
When I was a kid, we had a Children’s message every other week before the sermon. I distinctly remember one week from when I was about 6. The guy who was talking at us said that we were all sinners and that we should raise our hands if we’d ever sinned. All the kids raised their hands. I didn’t raise my hand. No way, man, I don’t want to raise my hand. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever done anything wrong, now that I really think about it…
When I was a kid, we had a Children’s message every other week before the sermon. I distinctly remember one week from when I was about 6. The guy who was talking at us said that we were all sinners and that we should raise our hands if we’d ever sinned. All the kids raised their hands. I didn’t raise my hand. No way, man, I don’t want to raise my hand. In fact, I ...Continue Reading
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