Narrate Church

This week, Hannah Drga, Narrate's Director of Hospitality and Scattering shared some lessons from her time in short term mission in Kenya. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

This weekend we had the privilege of hearing a conversation with Fred Nelson. Fred, a friend and mentor of Adam, offers great wisdom in marriage, parenting and discipleship. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

What if we are emotional creatures because God is an emotional creature? What if emotion comes from God and is something we get to learn, from Him, to manage? This summer we are going to dig deep into the Art of Emotion. We want to explore what it means to grow in emotional awareness by reflecting on the implications of being made by an Emotional God. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

What if we are emotional creatures because God is an emotional creature? What if emotion comes from God and is something we get to learn, from Him, to manage? This summer we are going to dig deep into the Art of Emotion. We want to explore what it means to grow in emotional awareness by reflecting on the implications of being made by an Emotional God. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

What does Jesus say about children? What value does Jesus place on children in the kingdom of God? Steve Schroeder shares the value in being part of the children's ministry at Narrate. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

What if we are emotional creatures because God is an emotional creature? What if emotion comes from God and is something we get to learn, from Him, to manage? This summer we are going to dig deep into the Art of Emotion. We want to explore what it means to grow in emotional awareness by reflecting on the implications of being made by an Emotional God. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

This week Narrate had the privilege of hearing from Heather Zaluski, Jesika Fisher and Tiffany Bushilla. Heather, a local psychiatrist, shares what really matters as we walk the journey of raising our kids. Jesika, a 5th grade teacher, shares about how we help our children become who they were created to be. Tiffany, a montessori teacher, shares what helped her decision in stepping in as the Narrate Kids leader. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

This week Narrate had the privilege of hearing from Jack Oberweiser, a retired professor from Carroll College. Jack's life is a narrative of service to others. He shared his stories of foster parenting as well as mission work around the world. Jack shares the message that there is always room for one more in our lives. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

What if the meaning of the cross is not easily inherited? What if the cross is too weird, too scandalous, too violent to be passively adopted? What if each generation must take up the difficulty of the cross and the questions it begs? Why was the death of Jesus necessary? How was the world different because of it? What was God hoping to to accomplish? Why did the first followers of Jesus see his death not as the end but the beginning of a revolution? What if all these questions and more must be taken on by each of us, not starting from scratch but genuinely starting over? And what if the prize is the cruciform life? Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

What if the meaning of the cross is not easily inherited? What if the cross is too weird, too scandalous, too violent to be passively adopted? What if each generation must take up the difficulty of the cross and the questions it begs? Why was the death of Jesus necessary? How was the world different because of it? What was God hoping to to accomplish? Why did the first followers of Jesus see his death not as the end but the beginning of a revolution? What if all these questions and more must be taken on by each of us, not starting from scratch but genuinely starting over? And what if the prize is the cruciform life? Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.