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Hey Family,

This Sunday as we celebrate the fathers in our lives, and remember those we have lost, let us never forget that our heavenly Father is not like any other. He is long-suffering. Some of us have made him wait a very long time. Yet even though he knows every flaw in our minds and hearts, still He waits for us with open arms. Join us this Sunday as we run into His arms and experience His never-ending love.

Bring a loved one to this special Sunday service. Pastor Gus will be our speaker this week. Kids’ Church and the youth group will also meet at 10 a.m. We look forward to seeing you!

--Edwin

Hey Family,

This Sunday as we celebrate the fathers in our lives, and remember those we have lost, let us never forget that our heavenly Father is not like any other. He is long-suffering. Some of us have made him wait a very long time. Yet even though he knows every flaw in our minds and hearts, still He waits for us with open arms. Join us this Sunday as we run into His arms and experience His never-ending love.

Bring a loved one to this special Sunday service. Pastor Gus will be our speaker this week. Kids’ Church and the youth group will also meet at 10 a.m. We look forward to seeing you!

--Edwin

Hey Family,

Now that we’ve spent several weeks in our FAMILY MATTERS series talking about what the new family of God looks like, this Sunday we’ll talk about how to express ourselves in uncomfortable, difficult situations. This message is so important, because we will always have difficult people that we have to respond to in our lives, and sometimes we ourselves will be those difficult people. But did you know we can learn to be our best selves in those moments—whether it’s with our children, our parents, spouse, friends, co-workers, or even just a stranger on the street? Come this Sunday to hear what the Bible says about this, and move more towards looking like Jesus in difficult situations.

I can’t wait to see you at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn. Children’s Church begins at 10 also, and the youth group will meet this week as well. --Edwin

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Hey Family,

Now that we’ve spent several weeks in our FAMILY MATTERS series talking about what the new family of God looks like, this Sunday we’ll talk about how to express ourselves in uncomfortable, difficult situations. This message is so important, because we will always have difficult people that we have to respond to in our lives, and sometimes we ourselves will be those difficult people. But did you know we can learn to be our best selves in those moments—whether it’s with our children, our parents, spouse, friends, co-workers, or even just a stranger on the street? Come this Sunday to hear what the Bible says about this, and move more towards looking like Jesus in difficult situations.

I can’t wait to see you at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn. Children’s Church begins at 10 also, and the youth group will meet this week as well. --Edwin

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Hey Family--

Every now and then--and more often than we would like--we arrive at a fork in the road. These moments in life demand a choice, a decision. Join us this week as we learn biblical principles that help us make decisions in our lives.

We look forward to seeing you at 10 a.m. Sunday at 360 Schermerhorn. Children's Church begins at 10 a.m. as well!

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Hey Family--

Every now and then--and more often than we would like--we arrive at a fork in the road. These moments in life demand a choice, a decision. Join us this week as we learn biblical principles that help us make decisions in our lives.

We look forward to seeing you at 10 a.m. Sunday at 360 Schermerhorn. Children's Church begins at 10 a.m. as well!

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Hey family, everybody knows that when you’re part of a family it’s really important to join together to do whatever it is God wants you to do. For example, when you’re throwing a party, you’re all meeting at someone’s house, people are cooking the food, someone else is doing the dishes, etc. Or think about when you help somebody move. People in the family are packing, and someone is lifting the heavy boxes, and somebody else volunteers to drive the truck.

When we’re in a family, we have to agree that part of loving one another is serving one another. This week we get to learn a great deal about how we have been served—and how the fact that we have been served will equip us to serve others. I can’t wait to see you at 10 a.m. Sunday, 360 Schermerhorn. We’ll have a special event following the message, so be sure to come! --Edwin

Hey family, everybody knows that when you’re part of a family it’s really important to join together to do whatever it is God wants you to do. For example, when you’re throwing a party, you’re all meeting at someone’s house, people are cooking the food, someone else is doing the dishes, etc. Or think about when you help somebody move. People in the family are packing, and someone is lifting the heavy boxes, and somebody else volunteers to drive the truck.

When we’re in a family, we have to agree that part of loving one another is serving one another. This week we get to learn a great deal about how we have been served—and how the fact that we have been served will equip us to serve others. I can’t wait to see you at 10 a.m. Sunday, 360 Schermerhorn. We’ll have a special event following the message, so be sure to come! --Edwin

It’s so easy to get caught up in the noise of day-to-day life. Whether you’re pro-mask or anti-mask, whether you’re heavy into politics or can’t stand to hear another word about it, or even if it's only the sound of traffic that gets you down … this life is filled with noise. How can we just be still with the Lord in such a culture of noise and aggression? This week we’re going to talk about what we’re all looking for, and that’s living a life of peace.

I look forward to seeing you Sunday, 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn. Bring a friend who also needs peace! Kids’ church starts at 10 a.m. too, and the teen group will meet also.

Important note: This Sunday is the last chance to join our newcomer class—A New Life in Christ. It will take place at noon every Sunday for six weeks. If you have questions about what it means to be a Christian, or are thinking about being baptized and becoming a member of Next Step CC, I encourage you to take this class. --Edwin

It’s so easy to get caught up in the noise of day-to-day life. Whether you’re pro-mask or anti-mask, whether you’re heavy into politics or can’t stand to hear another word about it, or even if it's only the sound of traffic that gets you down … this life is filled with noise. How can we just be still with the Lord in such a culture of noise and aggression? This week we’re going to talk about what we’re all looking for, and that’s living a life of peace.

I look forward to seeing you Sunday, 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn. Bring a friend who also needs peace! Kids’ church starts at 10 a.m. too, and the teen group will meet also.

Important note: This Sunday is the last chance to join our newcomer class—A New Life in Christ. It will take place at noon every Sunday for six weeks. If you have questions about what it means to be a Christian, or are thinking about being baptized and becoming a member of Next Step CC, I encourage you to take this class. --Edwin