We are looking for some talented folks to help us paint beach murals for VBS.  If you have an artistic eye and want to help please email kids@christcommunitychurch.com and let us know!  This is a great way to get involved if you can’t help with VBS during the week!

 

Don’t forget to register your children for VBS!  Click here to go to our online registration form.

Also, we are looking for help with donations…see the list below.  Any little bit helps!  Please bring donations to the Children’s Ministry Welcome Station or email kids@christcommunitychurch.com to arrange a drop-off.

VBS Donations needed:
$$$
Beach balls
Green crepe paper
Black and blue butcher paper
Red, yellow, orange tissue paper
Sand (home depot $2.50 a bag)
Canned goods of all kinds
Men’s Socks or T-shirts
Disposable safety razors
Energy Efficient Light Bulbs
Gatorade and Bottled Water
Blue Jello (16 large boxes)
Cool whip (4 containers)
Gummi fish (3-4 packs)
Cheese sticks (whatever we can get)
Vanilla Instant Pudding (12 large boxes)
Blue colored Kool-aid or Powerade
Goldfish/whales – (whatever we can get)
Graham crackers (7 boxes)
Hershey chocolate bars (25)
Large marshmallows (4-5 bags)
Gogurts (whatever we can get)
Mini  umbrellas (3 boxes)
Small pretzels (2 bags)
M&Ms (large bag)
Craisins/raisins (3-4 bags)

 

http://www.mtio.com/articles/bissar17.htm

Found this at monergism.com -a wonderful place for quality resources.

 

This Sunday is Pentecost. For 50 days, a group of 120 followers of Jesus waited. Their teacher, for whom they had left all they had, was now gone. Judas, one of their own, betrayed their master and then killed himself. The comforter they had been promised had not yet come. They picked Mathias as a replacement for Judas. And then they waited.

Pentecost is a part of the Christian calendar today, but for the disciples, it was the Feast of Shavuot, or the “Feast of Oaths.” It was a festival remembering the covenants God made with Noah after the flood, Abraham and the Israelites about a new homeland, and Moses on Mt. Sinai. It was a time to remember God’s faithfulness.

More later.

 

byfaithonline is the website operated by the magazine of the Presbyterian Church in America

I recently saw some links of note there:
Podcast Episodes

Richard Pratt Discusses the Apostles’ Creed

Richard Pratt discusses a new Third Millenium series explaining the history and use of the Apostles’ Creed.

Anxiety Discussion with Richard Winter

Bryan Chapell interviews counselor and professor Dr. Richard Winter about the roots of anxiety and worry.