This Easter Sunday we begin a new teaching series “Paparazzi”! It is going to be awesome and you don’t want to miss some of the special elements we are going to include.
Show up early and help us greet and host all of our guest and give them a “WOW” CATGrove experience!
“Kids Grove” launches this Sunday! Invite anyone and everyone you can you come in contact with!
We are hosting the Walnut Grove Community Egg Hunt for the city again this year! It will be Saturday, March 22, from 10am-11am. Show up at 9am to “hide” eggs, greet folks as they arrive, and just be part of this discussion starter event. Call Craig Story if you have questions.
We will be setting up for Sunday’s service on Saturday at 12noon if you want to join us. We would love the help! Show up at noon at Youth Middle School and go to the cafeteria/auditorium.
Sunday morning services are at 9:30am and 11am. We would love to have some help with greeting and hosting. Show up 30 minutes early and we will put you in the right place.
You can check out this site and determine how many five year olds you can beat up. This is hilarioius!
Thanks to Erick Bauman and his blog for the link.
I had a hard time answering these questions. See how well you do. It may tell you a lot about yourself.
On March 17 every year we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, but most of us don’t know the true story of St. Patrick. We should all be familiar with Saint Patrick’s missional pursuit of taking the gospel of Christ to Ireland. Patrick was born in the Roman Empire and was taken as a slave to Ireland. He left after hearing God speak to him and returned to the Roman Empire for the purpose of preparing (educationally and theologically) to return to Ireland for the sole purpose of sharing Christ with an uncivilized people. As a result, many Irish monks were equipped and ready to leave Ireland and travel east to Europe where they would share the hope found in Christ. The message of Christ spread throughout Europe and filled a huge vacuum left as a result of the Barbarian Invasions.
