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Mason and Lauren have committed to full time service in Haiti with Crossworld, and we are glad to send them.  As they raise support, they are connecting with folks to share their story of God’s work in Port-au-Prince and Merger.  Please stop by their table in the Foyer on February 10 and 17 to meet and talk with them.

Every year the High School Ministry assembles a team of students and staff to minister to people both near and far. 

originally received on 11/28/12 from Rob and Nancy Congdon

Dear Friends and Family,

Nancy is back in Kenya with the RVA boys, who are now out of school.  I haven’t had time to keep up with the daily blessings of our evangelist team, but yesterday I stopped over to talk through some issues.  They are a great bunch, and I wish we could keep them!

Dear Faithful Supporters,

Many times during this past year we’ve thought about you and how God has so faithfully provided for us and our ministry in Haiti through you.

Your support has not only supplied for our needs, but it has overflowed through us to the people of Haiti and to the lost in Senegal.

Your support has enabled us to teach and work with godly Haitian leadership – men and women who are making a difference in their communities as they help draw others to God.

For those that missed the first REACH event last Sunday night or didn't get certain documents, audio and PDF resources from the seminar are available online. The audio has the opening talks from Pastors Brian and Steve and then the Q&A session from the night's panelists. The resources include the evening's Powerpoint, table discussion questions, and two different studies for further reflection.

Reach - Seminar One Audio and Resources

Due to the high volume of sign ups, we have had to close registration for the Reach seminar.  To be placed on the waiting list for this Sunday's seminar, please click here.

Thanks to the Scott & Molly Karlsen family, you can find out the size of Noah's Ark by walking over to the flagged area on the east edge of the church property.  If you walk along the perimeter of the staked area you’ll get a great feel for the enormity of the boat.