Dear Church family,

Sunday drive up service at 9am.
Sunday deaf service at 10am livestream 
Sunday hearing service at 11am livestream 

Youth Zoom service at 4pm
Prayer time together zoom time at 5pm
Sunday evening livestream service at 6pm

Beloved, please fill out your surveys if you haven’t been able to get to it yet. 

Recommendation:

Costi is on to something with this article. Christians should heed these words.

Costi, “What will it matter if we re-assimilate only to end up “socially distant” again not because of a virus, but because of our inability to love others who approach COVID-19 differently than we do?”

https://ftc.co/resource-library/blog-entries/navigating-different-covid-19-recovery-convictions

Love in Christ,

Pastor Mike

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