Have you ever seen a field full of pumpkins? Or big piles of them in church parking lots or in front of stores in the fall? Did you know that every single pumpkin you see is special? Just like snowflakes, no two pumpkins are exactly alike. No wonder it takes so long for some people to pick one out!
We'll talk more about this tonight! We'll also watch It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, have popcorn and decorate some pumpkins!
Hope to see you there!
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
An 8 Year Old King!
Tonight the K4C group will learn about an 8 year old boy who became a king - King Josiah! Even though Josiah was young, God used him in a mighty way. We believe that stories of faithful kings help us to be faithful leaders for God. Josiah was a boy who did great things. There are great things you can do too!
CHAOS will meet in the Youth Lounge with Brittany & Daniel for their weekly small group discussion.
Next week, we will have a mini-movie night and decorate pumpkins!
CHAOS will meet in the Youth Lounge with Brittany & Daniel for their weekly small group discussion.
Next week, we will have a mini-movie night and decorate pumpkins!
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
No K4C or CHAOS tonight!
There is no K4C of CHAOS meeting tonight in the Youth Annex because of Family Night. Everyone is invited to come enjoy the covered dish dinner with their family and friends. It starts at 7:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Hope to see you all there! Additionally, I have this prayer for all of our kids today:
Dear Lord, Today I have been reminded that all of our members are students who are studying to advance their education and prepare for careers. For those who are not so diligent, please give them the desire to succeed and to give their best. Help them to understand what they must do to reach their potential. For those who are trying, please bless their efforts and encourage them. I pray that as they take tests, their minds will be clear and the knowledge they need will come forth as they answer the questions and respond to the statements before them. I pray that their answers will be just right. I pray for peace, wisdom, and direction. And I pray that they will always keep their priorities straight, with you at the center of their lives and the top of their list. Thank you. In Jesus' name I pray, amen.
Happy Birthday Eric!
Monday, October 13, 2008
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
What an Exciting Sunday!
Sunday was such an exciting day for some of our CHAOS members. Katlin and Eric, along with other members of their families, officially joined our church!
I’m sure you have heard the old African proverb that it takes a village to raise a child. Well, the truth is that it takes a church to raise a Christian. We need one another. We need to pray for one another, to learn from one another, to encourage one another, and at times to challenge one another. We need other Christians to journey with us as we grow in our Christian faith. Church members are those who have committed to growing together.
Sometimes, we often associate the word membership with clubs and associations. But membership in the church is very different. Being a member of a church requires first of all a commitment to Christ and secondly it requires a commitment to a group of people with a specific mission and particular values. When you join in ministry at Bethel, you are also joining in ministry with United Methodist Christians throughout the world.
But membership also means that we at Bethel are committed to supporting you with our prayers, our presence, our gifts, and our service. Membership at Bethel initiates you into a new and bigger Christian family!
We are very happy to have every one of our new members and especially proud when they are involved in our youth programs!
Katlin and Eric, we love you guys and are very excited about your committment!
If anyone has questions about joining a church or making a committment to Christ, you can talk to Miss Amy, Miss Dawn, Pastor Ken, Missy Tammy, or Daniel and Brittany anytime.
I’m sure you have heard the old African proverb that it takes a village to raise a child. Well, the truth is that it takes a church to raise a Christian. We need one another. We need to pray for one another, to learn from one another, to encourage one another, and at times to challenge one another. We need other Christians to journey with us as we grow in our Christian faith. Church members are those who have committed to growing together.
Sometimes, we often associate the word membership with clubs and associations. But membership in the church is very different. Being a member of a church requires first of all a commitment to Christ and secondly it requires a commitment to a group of people with a specific mission and particular values. When you join in ministry at Bethel, you are also joining in ministry with United Methodist Christians throughout the world.
But membership also means that we at Bethel are committed to supporting you with our prayers, our presence, our gifts, and our service. Membership at Bethel initiates you into a new and bigger Christian family!
We are very happy to have every one of our new members and especially proud when they are involved in our youth programs!
Katlin and Eric, we love you guys and are very excited about your committment!
If anyone has questions about joining a church or making a committment to Christ, you can talk to Miss Amy, Miss Dawn, Pastor Ken, Missy Tammy, or Daniel and Brittany anytime.
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