Operation Christmas Child brings joy and hope to children in desperate situations around the world through simple, gift-filled shoe boxes and the good news of God’s love through Jesus Christ. It’s not too early to begin planning and shopping for your shoeboxes---back to school items will be on sale starting soon.
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July 22, 2017
Dear Glenwood:
Thank you for your participation in our Baby Bottle Campaign. Glenwood raised $2,651.24. That is fantastic! So far the campaign has raised over $15,000. We are so excited! Thank you for helping us raise the much-needed money for our clinics. Summer is usually a very lean time for us and this will help us out so much.
~Options360
July 17, 2017
Join other young moms as we fellowship together while walking in the fresh air and sunshine!
Meet at 9:30am at the following parks:
June 22: Esther Short Park - Bell tower (across from the Hilton)
July 20: Klineline - Parking lot near the bridge to the splash pad
August 24: Lacamas Lake - Parking lot near the playground
July 9, 2017
Our prayers of love and support are with the family of Don and Judy Sproul. Don Sproul went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, June 29, 2017. A memorial service is planned for Friday, July 14 at 2:00 p.m.
July 2, 2017
Disc golf course closed tonight, (Sunday, July 2nd), from 12pm - 9:30pm.
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June 30, 2017
We live in interesting times. Within the span of a few short years many of us have come to expect that everything in our lives should be visually documented. We carry around video and still cameras in our pockets and deposit those images into a digital holding tank everyone has access to. It’s almost as if if no one saw it, it didn’t happen. Ironic words from someone that creates some of those videos for a living.
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June 29, 2017
Today it's best to let someone else do the talking. A message from Pastor Wawa:
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June 28, 2017
The word of the day is “Routine.” Not as in “Average” but as in “Consistent.” It’s the stage of a trip when a new normal takes hold and you slide into a rhythm. Schedules are set and expectations of those schedules are met. Everyone’s up at the same time (really early, by the way). Everyone’s done with breakfast at the same time (except for “one guy” still nursing his cup of coffee with sleep in his eyes). The walk to the job site is familiar. Each man slips easily into his work role and the work is completed. The same rhythm happens at the end of the day, but in reverse. Work, walk