Be transformed by the renewal of your mind. Romans 12:2

Thrive is for women seeking to manage anxiety, depression, or other emotional health
issues that get in the way of lives, relationships, and faith.
Beginning on April 14, we will meet at 6 pm in person and on zoom to work on healthy
solutions for our hearts and minds, building faith and community. Using the book Stop
the Spiral, we will discuss how to reframe negative thinking using the tools God has
given us.
For more information contact Phyllis Castren at pacastren@comcast.net.

The Monday Night Men's Group will review the three epistles of John. In these books John writes to us (7 chapters in all) to show us God’s great love for us and how we are to walk in that love for Him and for others (1 John). We hope you can join us in the Youth Room on Monday nights!

Contact Pastor Malcolm if you have any questions. 

What kind of people ought we to be? (2 Peter 3:11)
In the New Testament letter of 2 Peter we are reminded how to grow in character to live holy and godly lives so that we will not be ineffective in our walk and testimony. By true knowledge of Christ and by God's great and precious promises, we are being prepared to live righteously, looking forward to Christ's return!
Therefore, Peter also wrote to strongly warn us against following the destructive heresies and immoral practices of false teachers and scoffers whose ends are judgment and destruction. Our faith, grounded in the truth of God's Word, is vital to help us recognize and withstand these false teachers.
Peter's final thought: “Be on your guard....but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”
To join other women in exploring the blessings and warnings laid out in this little book (3 chapters) come to Room 203 on Wednesday mornings, April 23 to June 4, at 10:00 a.m. Shared praises and prayer requests, as well as discussion, are always encouraging, and enrich our time together. A zoom connection is available if you cannot attend in person.

Contact Sue Thayer with any questions. 

This Spring the Fight Club men's group will review the three epistles of John. In these books John writes to us (7 chapters in all) to show us God’s great love for us and how we are to walk in that love for Him and for others (1 John). He offers instruction on testing the spirits: knowing light from darkness, truth from falsehood and love and from hate. Encouraging us to walk in righteousness, express faith and joy in fellowship with one
another, and following God and His Son the Christ.

 

In 2 John he writes to reiterate the Lord’s truth that we love one another and warning them that false teachers are in the area to draw believers away from Christ. Since these do not confess Christ, they come to deceive so they should not be followed.

In 3 John, the author praises and offers prayers for Gaius and a critique of Diotrephes based on a report of Gaius’ work, likely supporting travelling missionaries who had visited his church and Diotrephes’ refusal to support the travelling teachers.
As always, our emphasis will be on submission to the Spirit, following the scriptures to walk with Him daily and to prayer.

 
If you have questions, would like to join us in person or need the Zoom link, please contact Jim Thayer at jrthayer@comcast.net.

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The gospel of Christ  is at the center of our faith, as Paul said "And if Christ has not been raised, then our preaching is in vain and your faith is in vain." (1 Cor 15:14). This spring, as we reflect on Jesus’s sacrifice for us on the cross and celebrate His resurrection, we will study his seven “I AM” statements, the Biblical account of his death and resurrection, and the evidence for its historical reliability (to help us engage with skeptics and genuine seekers).  We will also sing and study a couple of hymns (and the scriptures behind them), as we worship our Lord and Savior!

Contact Julie Bruechert or Yuliya Scharfy with any questions. 

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The Power of a Praying Woman - Stormie Omartian

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Praying for others can sometimes seem easier than praying for yourself. You may be sensitive to many needs in the lives of your family and friends, but your needs are important as well. That is why the encouragement, hope, and wisdom in The Power of a Praying® Woman are so relevant today.  

 

Freely come to the Lord with your dreams and the things that weigh on your heart. Spending time alone with Him will lift and comfort you as you draw close to Him in prayer. His desire is to show you how to not just survive but thrive in all areas of your life. 

 

With confidence, boldly ask God to help you become the woman you have always longed to be.  

May 1, 8, 15, and 22. -  7pm - 8:30 pm Zoom only -Contact Michelle Wilson for more info.