On the Lord’s Day:
- 9:15 am — This Sunday only! Introduction to our visiting missionaries for all Sunday school classes elementary school age and up. This combined class will meet in the (air-conditioned!) sanctuary. All other Sundays: 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 — We take a break from our verse-by-verse study of Acts 13 this week for a Communion Meditation from John 10:1-6. If you have missed any messages recently, please contact the church office if you would like a CD copy. Also, sermons are available for play or download under the “Sermon” category on the right side of the page.
- We’ll have our annual Church Potluck Picnic to welcome our visiting missionary family. The “potluck” part will take place downstairs in the Fellowship Hall. Each family is asked to bring a hot dish and a cold dish to share. Then we’ll move outdoors (weather permitting) for games! Make sure to be here; it’ll be a ball! (Kick-ball, that is!)
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Posted on July 30th, 2010 by Janet
Filed under: This Week @ Elim
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 — We continue to look at The Church around the World from Acts 13. If you have missed any messages recently, please contact the church office if you would like a CD copy. Also, sermons are available for play or download under the “Sermon” category on the right side of the page.
- Requested sermon CDs from 7-4 and 7-11 are now available in the specially marked box on the back table in the sanctuary.
- Special Note: NEXT WEEK (August 1st), all Sunday school classes elementary-age and up will meet together with our visiting missionaries. Only the Nursery and the Beginner classes will meet separately.
- Also next Sunday: We’ll have our annual Church Potluck Picnic. The picnic will be here on the Elim grounds. Each family is asked to bring a hot dish and a cold dish to share.
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Posted on July 23rd, 2010 by Janet
Filed under: This Week @ Elim
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 — For the rare opportunity to have our corporate worship on the same day that our nation celebrates its independence, we’ll look at what it really means to be an ambassador to this world while being a citizen of the heavenly Kingdom.
- Next Sunday (7/11), 10:30 am — We continue to look at The Church around the World from Acts 13. If you have missed any messages recently, please contact the church office if you would like a CD copy. Also, sermons are available for play or download on Elim’s website under the “Sermon” category on the right side of the page.
- Requested sermon CDs from June 13 and June 20 are now available in the specially marked box on the back table in the sanctuary.
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Posted on July 2nd, 2010 by Janet
Filed under: This Week @ Elim
It goes almost unnoticed when people read through the Gospel, but in His teaching regarding prayer Jesus says, “When you pray” (Matthew 6:5, 7;compare verse 9 where He says, “Pray then like this”). The Master does not say, “If you pray”; He expects those who are truly His disciples to pray! Of course, when Jesus made this point, He was talking about real prayer. Read more…
Posted on July 1st, 2010 by Pastor Larry
Filed under: Elim Refresher Newsletter, From the Pastor’s Pen
For when one says, “I follow Paul,” and another, “I follow Apollos,” are you not being merely human? What then is Apollos? What is Paul? Servants through whom you believed, as the Lord assigned to each. I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave the growth. So neither he who plants nor he who waters is anything, but only God who gives the growth (1 Corinthians 3:4-7; emphasis added).
Two months ago I wrote emphasizing the power and exclusivity a bold, straight-forward Gospel message has concerning salvation. As opposed to relying on various ineffective methods. Pastor Pauley, who has been expositing through the 13th chapter of Acts, recently taught that Christians ought to focus on the Lord of the work, and not the workers of the Lord. Read more…
Posted on July 1st, 2010 by Robert
Filed under: Elim Refresher Newsletter, From the Pew
