Daylight Saving Time starts this Sunday (3/14)! Don’t forget to set your clocks FORWARD 1 hour on Saturday night!
On the Lord’s Day:
- 9:15 am — Sunday school classes for all ages: Classes for graded age groups meet to learn from the Scriptures. To see Sunday school classes, ages and meeting locations, click on the red “Ministries” button under the category “Pages” (to the right).
- 10:30 am — Corporate Worship of the Living Lord: the highlight of our week! Before you walk in the church building, prepare your heart and mind to hear, receive and ACT on the very truths of God. This week, we’ll conclude our look into “What God Hates” from Proverbs 6:16-19.
During the Week:
- Tuesday: Our Ten-thirty Tuesdays Bible will continue this week at 10:30 am on Tuesday in the Fireside Room.
- Wednesday: Awana Clubs meet at 6:30 pm with “Leaders’ Choice Night!”
- Thursday: The Thursday Night Toolkit Bible study will continue this week. This survey study of the New Testament meets at 6:30 pm on Thursday in the Fireside Room.
- Saturday (3/20), 9:00 am: Join us at our monthly Prayer Meeting in the Fireside Room. Coffee and doughnuts will be provided.
Upcoming and Ongoing:
- We’re in need of set-up, serving, and clean-up volunteers for the Elim Easter breakfast on Sunday, April 4th. If you are interested, please contact the church office.
- Registration is still open for the Grace & Truth Conference for Women on April 30 & May 1st. Ladies, you’ll want to set aside this Friday & Saturday for biblical teaching on cultivating a fruitful life for the glory of God. Contact the church office for more details.
- If you are planning on graduating from high school or college this spring, please contact the church office.
- If you are interested in playing softball on Elim’s church league softball team this year, please contact the church office. We’re looking for players of all skill levels, but you must be 16 years or older, and you must be a regular attender at Elim.
From the Pastor’s Recent Reading:
Regarding Proverbs 6:19… using all wicked means possible, not only to alienate their affections one from another, but to irritate their passions one against another. The God of love and peace hates him that sows discord among brethren, for He delights in concord. Those that by tale-bearing and slandering, by carrying ill-natured stories, aggravating every thing that is said and done, and suggesting jealousies and evil surmises, blow the coals of contention, are but preparing for themselves a fire of the same nature.
— from Matthew Henry’s Commentary
Posted on March 12th, 2010 by Janet
Filed under: This Week @ Elim