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Biking Fellowship Begins This Month
Members and friends of the congregation are invited to join us as we make plans to gather for an initial bike ride on Thursday, June 29th at 5:30 PM at Salem Lake. We will enjoy a 6.5 mile ride around Salem Lake. We will also discuss future riding opportunities together. All ages and skill levels are welcomed to join us.
Looking Ahead in Worship
July 2, 2017: “Reaching for Common Ground, Striving for Higher Ground” You Asked For: Putting into practice our Moravian Motto (Philippians 2:1-11)
July 9, 2017: John Hus Holy Communion Service
July 16, 2017: “Defining Our Moments in Life” You Asked For: Moving forward in faith when the past is so painful (Genesis 45:1-9)
July 23, 2017: “Friends in High Places” You Asked For: The importance of friendship (Luke 5:17-26)
July 30, 2017: “Christ’s Ambassadors” You Asked For: God’s expectations of us in our journey in faith (Matthew 10:34-42)
Weekly Bulletin for June 25, 2017
Weekly Update from Christ Church
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Conflict and Community
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Remembering Others Today
We remember those in Alexandria, VA who were shot today and continue to recover from their injuries in the hospital. We also hold in our thoughts and prayers those family members and friends who have lost loved ones in a fire at Grenfell Tower in North Kensington in London along with those being treated for injuries. Remembering these words from our Liturgy In Time Of Crisis (Moravian Book of Worship)
God of mercy, God of comfort, we come before you in this time of difficulty, mindful of human frailty and need, confused and struggling to find meaning in the face of suffering.
We are grateful that even as we share in the joy of Christ Jesus, we can also share abundantly in the comfort in the midst of suffering.
We pray for those who are suffering and can make no sense of tragedy.
Help them to turn to the One who embraces us in our lives–even Jesus Christ, who lived and suffered among us.
Speech Therapy For The Christian
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