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Wear Red or Native Dress This Sunday
We’re celebrating Pentecost this Sunday, May 27, so we encourage you to wear native dress or red attire to symbolize the fire of the Holy Spirit.
Read about Pentecost in Acts 2: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=204606677
One Morning Service in July
Join us for combined morning worship at 10:15 a.m. on Sundays in July. Each Sunday we’ll gather at 9 a.m. for Sunday School and then at 10:15 a.m. in the Sanctuary for worship. Together we’ll be looking at the wisdom in Proverbs on topics like family life, money, and making wise decisions.
Evening Service Moves to 5:45 PM
The Evening Service will be changing times from 7 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. for the summer beginning on Sunday, June 10. Come test out the new time as we continue our study through the Gospel of Mark with Rev. Jeff Meyers teaching and Josh Schicker leading worship. More fellowship activities will be taking place after the service, so come get to know your community!
Bake Sale to Support Honduras Mission Trip
The Honduras team will host a bake sale and will take pre-orders for vanilla and coffee on Sunday, May 20. The team will be in the Welcome Center from 8:30-9 a.m. and 10-11 a.m. and in the Gym from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Buy some goodies or order great vanilla and coffee and support the Honduras Mission Trip.
Living Water Prayer Ministry
Starting Sunday, May 20
If you need prayer for encouragement, wisdom, healing, breakthrough, or if you would just like another opportunity to encounter the Living God, Living Water will be available every Sunday for you! Join us during the discipleship hour (10-11 a.m.) in the Session Room behind the Sanctuary. For more information, contact Adam and Emily Bruso at brusos@gone2africa.net.
Communications Feedback
The NAPC Communications Team is looking for your input about how we can improve North Avenue communication. Take a few minutes to share your thoughts at www.napc.org/communication-feedback.
“Living the Powerful Life” for Men and Women
Maybe you have been a Christian for a long time. Or maybe you are a new Christian. But for some reason you aren’t living the kind of life that has a positive impact on the world around you. Is the world really a better place because you are in it? Maybe you are just trying to get by – just trying to make things work – striving for an occasional bit of contentment. Yet, Christ wants to live his life through you! He wants to transform you. And through you, he wants to transform the world. Come learn how Christ can transform your life into a Powerful Life! Wednesdays starting June 6 from 7 – 8 p.m. in the Broyles Center. Running for 6 weeks (not meet on July 4). This study will be lead by NAPC elders. For more information, contact Gillian Horsley at gillian@gilliansfineart.com.
Check Out the Young Adult Blog
Young Adults are blogging! See reflections written by young adults, who’s who profiles, posts about what we’re reading, and more! Visit www.napc.org/youngadult
Life Transformed: May-June Sermon Series
On Easter Sunday, we affirmed with Christians around the world, that Easter proclamation that Christ is risen, He is risen indeed. And we asked the question, “What difference does it make that Christ is risen?” We said, in part, that it means that we can be transformed into the people that God intends us to be through the power of the Holy Spirit. Do you believe that? Do you believe that you, your family, our community can be transformed into the people, the community that God intends us to be? Or are we too busy? Are we too distracted? Is there just too much going on in the world around us? What would it look like if we were transformed? How would we begin? Where would we go?
Beginning on May 6, we start a new sermon series called Life Transformed, based on the book by John Ortberg, “The Life You Always Wanted.” In practical ways, we’re going to explore what it might look like for us as individuals and as a community to be spiritually transformed into the people that God intended us to be. Please join us.
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