Worship: Jan. 31, 2021

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"The name of Jesus charms our fears and bids our sorrows cease,

sings music in the sinners ears, brings life and health and peace."

"He speaks, and list'ning to his voice, new life the dead receive;

the mournful, broken hearts rejoice, the humble poor believe."

This weekend we ponder the amazing ways that the voice of Christ can be a source of healing, hope, and transformation.

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Opportunities for Growth

Dear Friends, There are several learning opportunities coming up in week ahead that I wanted keep on your radar. - "Aslan on the Move" : This Sunday (downstairs in Jerusalem Room) at 9:30 AM we gather together for a presentation / discussion based on Christian themes found in the C.S. Lewis classic, "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe." This gathering will continue through November 24. Anyone from high school students to senior citizens are welcome to attend. Join us and be enriched in faith. - "Lunch Bunch Bible Study" - We gather each Thursday at noontime in St. Andrew's Hall to look a little deeper at the assigned bible texts that will be proclaimed the upcoming Sunday. We provide coffee and printed out texts. You are free to bring Bibles and a bagged lunch if you wish. People who rarely take part in Bible Study have become a part of this group and have found it very helpful in their walk of faith.

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