Wednesday night

Family Night is Here!

Join us on Wednesday evenings from January 11 – March 14.

5:30 – 6:30pm

Simple Meal – (Fellowship Hall)simplemeal

Suggested Donation: $3.00

Come when you can during this time and share a meal with others.

The multi-purpose room will be open for the children to have a supervised

play time following the meal and before classes.

 

5:45 – 6:30 pm

Prayer – (Room 32)

“For where two or three come together in my name, there am I with them.” – Matthew 18:20

This is an opportunity to meet with other believers and pray for the concerns which are listed in the bulletin or deposited in the foyer prayer box, or any other concerns you may bring. We welcome you to this short time of prayer. All concerns are kept confidential.


7:00 -8:00 pm

 

Children

Child Care for Toddlers

(Toddler Nursery)

 

Children’s classes on the lower level

Ages 2-3…………………Room 128

Ages 4-K…………………Room 111

Grades 1 & 2……………..Room 112

 

 

Youth Activities

Venture Club – Grades 3-5

(Rooms 103, & 104)

 

Click Club – Grades 6-8

(Rooms 322 & 325)

 

MYF – Grades 9-12

(Cabin)

 

Adult Classes

Mennonite Women’s Fellowship

(Room 4 & 5)

We will be working on completing various MCC projects, comforters and quilts. Come and bring your knitting, crocheting and hand work. Join us for fellowship while we work together to benefit others.

Stephen Ministry

(Room 21)

Meets the fourth Wednesday of each month

 

Living the Sermon on the Mount

Katie Cunningham – (Room 33)

Texts: Matthew 5:1 – 7:29

Beyond the Law: Living the Sermon on the Mount by Philip K. Clemens


From all the rules the church preaches to the world, it’s easy to assume that obeying the law is the measure of a Christian. But Jesus paints a different picture in his Sermon on the Mount. Beyond the Law considers that God’s kingdom is based not on a code of law but on God’s goodness and the bounteous love that God desires for the life of every Christian community. Clemens helps Christians navigate these avenues by focusing on three themes—righteousness, community, and blessing—that stand out in the Sermon on the Mount. He also illustrates through the Matthew texts how the Sermon on the Mount opens new avenues of discipleship when received not as law but as Jesus’ generous welcome to people from all walks of life.


Contentment – The Power of Enough – Harold Yoder

(Room 34)

We will be using two texts, The Power of Enough by Lyn Miller, and Creating a Budget by Everence to explore our motivations for how we spend our money, and to create specific family budgets that will reflect our goals and motivations for using the resources that God has given us. This class would be most useful for young families as they create habits for a lifetime of stewardship of all God will give them.

Women’s Book Club – Phyllis Cripe and Marfa Maust

(Room 32)

If you love to read & enjoy group discussion, then this is the class for you. We will be starting with an Elm Creek Quilts novel by Jennifer Chiaverini called The Winding Ways Quilt. It will be divided into the first four weeks. It follows eight different women and how choices they have made have affected their lives – a great read! Other book titles will follow.