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21 Days of Prayer
21 Days of Prayer is from January 7-27
Click here to get the prayer booklet, or head to the link below to access more resources.
Here's the plan:
Monday-Friday | 6:00am in the Cafe
Saturday | 10:00am in the cafe
Sundays | 8:15 pre-service prayer in the Auditorium.
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OUR VISION
Our vision is simple: Inviting People to a Life that Matters
OUR VALUES
In order to accomplish our vision, a set of core values were established to serve as guard rails and guide posts on our journey. They remind us of what is important and keep us rallied around a common vision.
They speak to what is really important to us:
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21 Days of Prayer | Day 12
I love gardening in the summer time. It’s one of my passions in life. I love every part of the process. From the mixing of the soil to planting the seed, to seeing it grow; I love it all. However, there is still something about seeing a plant that you planted grow, that is simply unbelievable.
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21 Days of Prayer | Day 11
The story of Lazarus’ death and resurrection is one of the most remarkable stories of the Bible. Jesus demonstrated His authority over death by bringing Lazarus back to life! It is a key moment in the New Testament and sets the stage for Christ’s own resurrection.
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21 Days of Prayer | Day 10
When I was a 17 I worked at Subway as a sandwich artist. It was only a few months earlier that my life was radically transformed by God and I was on fire. Every chance I got I would share my faith with my teenage co-workers. I was so excited about what God had done in my life, that I felt I needed to share it with anyone and everyone who would listen.
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21 Days of Prayer | Day 9
The concept of sin gets tossed back and forth constantly in this chapter of John: Who sinned? Who did not sin? Can sinners perform miracles? He is a sinner! He is not a sinner, God doesn’t listen to sinners, you were steeped in sin at birth, if you were blind, you would not be guilty of sin. Questions about sin get asked by Jesus’ disciples, Jesus Himself, the Pharisees, and the formerly blind man. Back and forth the idea of sin is thrown around and around overshadowing the miracle of sight restoration at the centre of the miracle.
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