NextStepCC

Hey family, have you ever wondered whether you're praying "the right way"? In the Book of Colossians, God shows us how we can pray for each other, and this whole series is helping us lead daily lives of great meaning and contentment. Please invite a friend. Next Step Community Church meets at 10 a.m. on Sunday at 360 Schermerhorn St. Children ages 5-12 are invited to join our Kids' Church, which also starts at 10. --Edwin

Hey family, what we're doing in the Book of Colossians is reminding ourselves where our identity comes from--what our identity is and who Christ is. As we see him, and grow in him, we become more and more like the person he created us to be. This week as we continue in our new series on the Book of Colossians, we'll continue with a beautiful prayer that Paul prays--not only for the believers at Colossae, but that we need to pray for each other. Come and let's pray with and for each other.

We meet at 10 a.m., at 360 Schermerhorn St. Children ages 5-12 are invited to join our Kids' Church group, which also starts at 10. --Edwin

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Sunday, Oct. 5 -- Congregational meeting, immediately after service. Please join us for continuing updates on the future of our church.

Also regarding Sunday, Oct. 5--The annual Atlantic Antic will be taking place, which means that Atlantic Avenue between Flatbush Avenue and Hicks Street will be shut down all day. Take public transportation, or if you drive, keep in mind that you parking may be a challenge.

Hey family, what we're doing in the Book of Colossians is reminding ourselves where our identity comes from--what our identity is and who Christ is. As we see him, and grow in him, we become more and more like the person he created us to be. This week as we continue in our new series on the Book of Colossians, we'll continue with a beautiful prayer that Paul prays--not only for the believers at Colossae, but that we need to pray for each other. Come and let's pray with and for each other.

We meet at 10 a.m., at 360 Schermerhorn St. Children ages 5-12 are invited to join our Kids' Church group, which also starts at 10. --Edwin

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Sunday, Oct. 5 -- Congregational meeting, immediately after service. Please join us for continuing updates on the future of our church.

Also regarding Sunday, Oct. 5--The annual Atlantic Antic will be taking place, which means that Atlantic Avenue between Flatbush Avenue and Hicks Street will be shut down all day. Take public transportation, or if you drive, keep in mind that you parking may be a challenge.

Haven’t joined us at Next Step Community Church in a while? We’ve missed you, and this is the perfect Sunday to come back. We're in a new series that talks about how we can be burdened with false identities that we need to break away from. Let's learn together who we really are.

Already part of our church community? Invite your family and friends. And bring your kids--Ignite Kidz for children ages 5-12 starts at 10 a.m., same time as our adult service. We look forward to seeing you! --Edwin

Haven’t joined us at Next Step Community Church in a while? We’ve missed you, and this is the perfect Sunday to come back. We're in a new series that talks about how we can be burdened with false identities that we need to break away from. Let's learn together who we really are.

Already part of our church community? Invite your family and friends. And bring your kids--Ignite Kidz for children ages 5-12 starts at 10 a.m., same time as our adult service. We look forward to seeing you! --Edwin

Hey family, we've all seen those movies where a person hits their head and forgets who they are, and the comedy that follows is a lot of fun because before the end of the movie their memory comes back and they figure out their real identity. This situation, however, is NOT fun when we've lived a life not knowing who we are. In this new series, "Identity Issues," we're going to address some of the lies that we believe and the truths that set us free. We're going to be studying through the Book of Colossians as we go through this super-important topic in our lives. We'll talk about relationships, how we see ourselves, self-talk, and interactions with ourselves, with God and with others.

We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St. Kids' Church for ages 5-12 starts at 10 a.m. as well. Bring a friend! --Edwin

Hey family, we've all seen those movies where a person hits their head and forgets who they are, and the comedy that follows is a lot of fun because before the end of the movie their memory comes back and they figure out their real identity. This situation, however, is NOT fun when we've lived a life not knowing who we are. In this new series, "Identity Issues," we're going to address some of the lies that we believe and the truths that set us free. We're going to be studying through the Book of Colossians as we go through this super-important topic in our lives. We'll talk about relationships, how we see ourselves, self-talk, and interactions with ourselves, with God and with others.

We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St. Kids' Church for ages 5-12 starts at 10 a.m. as well. Bring a friend! --Edwin

What do we do after we mess up?

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Hey family, the Bible says that we all sin--and we know it's true. Everyone makes mistakes now and then. But as a Christian, what should be our next step after we blow it? How do we respond to God when we know that we've done wrong and hurt ourselves and others? That will be our topic on Sunday when we meet at 10 a.m. on Sunday at 360 Schermerhorn. Please bring a friend who might be going through a hard time.

And great news for those of you who have kids ages 5-12 ... IgNite Kidz is back in session! Our children learn to love Jesus through their very own church service with a Bible lesson, crafts, games and more. Starts 10 a.m., same time as the adult service. I look forward to seeing you there. --Edwin

What do we do after we mess up?

Body copy:

Hey family, the Bible says that we all sin--and we know it's true. Everyone makes mistakes now and then. But as a Christian, what should be our next step after we blow it? How do we respond to God when we know that we've done wrong and hurt ourselves and others? That will be our topic on Sunday when we meet at 10 a.m. on Sunday at 360 Schermerhorn. Please bring a friend who might be going through a hard time.

And great news for those of you who have kids ages 5-12 ... IgNite Kidz is back in session! Our children learn to love Jesus through their very own church service with a Bible lesson, crafts, games and more. Starts 10 a.m., same time as the adult service. I look forward to seeing you there. --Edwin

Hey family, in every relationship, learning how to love is one of the most difficult and rewarding aspects of that relationship.  As we've gone through this series, we've seen not only how God is love, but how he's loved us. This week we're going to learn about how God is loving THROUGH us, and how that will affect every one of our relationships: marriages, children, parents, friends, co-workers and everyone else in our lives--including our church. So come with us as we learn this crucial skill for loving others. Can't wait to see you!  --Edwin

Announcements: 

Saturday Sept. 27, Women's event, "Grief and God: Finding Spiritual Comfort Amidst the Unthinkable." 1-3 p.m., meal to follow. Please reserve your seat by speaking to Betsy Mitchell or Sharon Sims--and invite a friend!