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Bible Passage: Matthew 26, Mark 14, Luke 22, John 13Main Point: Jesus commanded His disciples to remember His sacrifice. Big Picture QuestionWhat did Jesus do to save us?Jesus lived a sinless life, died on the cross, and rose from the dead. Key Passage: Philippians 2:8He humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death—even…
Forgiveness – Week 3.1
A Tale of Two Brothers – Luke 15:11-32 A man had two sons, one served his father faithfully, one wanted his father’s money so he could leave home and live as he wanted. The son who left home and lived as he wanted made many bad decisions. He got a lot of friends who…
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Opportunities to Serve…
Children’s ministry is always on the move, whether it is setting up the blanket fort for Lil’ K, or resetting the Worship Center for Sunday mornings, there is always movement, always something going on. With all of this movement and plans for the summer, there are several opportunities to serve Opportunities to serve include: An…
Kidz Church Weekend Update – 11/28
I hope you had a wonderful time with your family Thanksgiving day. For some you are still enjoying the company of family and friends and we pray that you’re travels are safe this weekend. The preschool Kidz Church moves into a new series called WOW! This series will take them through the end of 2010…
Elementary KidzChurch Recap for 9/18/2011
Take a look through the uberscope and see what we learned today in KidzChurch!! The verse we looked at this week was Revelation 4:11 (please take time to look it up) and the thing to remember is that “every formation is a hint of God’s creation” Look at each of the statements below and…
KidzChurch – 9/15/2019 – Paul’s Joy in Prison
Read Philippians 1:12-30 Paul wrote his letter to the Philippian believers when he was a prisoner at a house in Rome. Paul had planted the church in Philippi about 10 years earlier. The letter begins with thanksgiving and joy, a remarkable response in light of Paul’s lengthy imprisonment. He was waiting to present his case…