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Teaching Topic: Work as Worship “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters, since you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving.” Colossians 3:23–24 (NIV) If you’ve ever wondered whether your work really matters to God, or how faith connects to the grind of everyday life, this morning is for you. Mark Dunbar will be sharing a relatable talk on "Work as Worship," shaped by his own life journey. He grew up as a kid overseas and learned early what it looked like to follow God in real life. Along the way, God began to form in him a deep passion to help people see that faith isn’t just something we practice on Sundays - it’s something we live out all days of the week. Whether you love your job, feel stuck in it, or are still figuring things out, you’ll be encouraged to see how what you do every day can become meaningful, purposeful, and even an act of worship to God. You don’t need to know the Bible, have it all together, or even be sure what you believe. Just come hungry, grab breakfast, and join a group of guys learning how to follow Jesus together. Schedule: 7:30a Cooks arrive to fry up that bacon and scramble those eggs! 8:30a Doors open with coffee served 9:00a Breakfast begins 9:30a Guest speaker 10:30a Prayer 11:00a Wrap-Up

Belong as you are, connect with some awesome and encouraging people, worship our amazing God, and find hope and wisdom from engaging biblical teaching.

Following Jesus was never meant to be a solo journey. This ongoing, coed group is a space to learn what it looks like to follow Jesus together. Each week, we’ll return to the Scripture preached on Sunday and sit with it again—listening, reflecting, and helping one another notice how God’s Word meets us in everyday life. In conversation with one another, we learn not just what the text says, but how it shapes how we live. Our time together follows a simple, shared rhythm: * Two worship songs to help us settle in and turn our attention toward God. * A facilitated conversation led by Loren and Delight, where we make observations from the passage and learn from one another’s perspectives. * Prayer together, trusting God with what we’re becoming. * Light snacks and time to be present with one another. No Bible knowledge or church background is required. Whether you’re just beginning to explore faith or have been following Jesus for years, this group is designed for growth together. This group is open to men and women. Nursing babies are welcome. At this time, due to the absence of childcare, this will be a kid-free group. Come as you are. Bring your Bible, your questions, and your willingness to walk with others as we learn to follow Jesus—together.

This Bible study is a welcoming space for women ages 50 and up to gather around God’s Word, grow in faith, and build meaningful friendships. Together, we’ll belong by sharing life, stories, prayer, and encouragement in a safe and caring community. No matter where you are in your faith journey, you are welcome here. We’ll believe by opening the Bible together—learning, asking questions, and seeking to understand who God is and how His Word speaks to our lives today. And as we walk with Jesus and with one another, we’ll become more like Him—growing in wisdom, hope, and a faith that continues to shape every season of life. Come as you are. This group is designed as a child-free space so women can focus on conversation and connection. Bring your Bible, your questions, and your story. We’re excited to grow together.

All hands on deck as we prepare and make room for new people to encounter the hope of Jesus’ resurrection. Easter is one of the moments each year when people are especially open to showing up, asking questions, and encountering the good news of Jesus. This workday is about more than getting tasks done - it’s about creating a space that feels ready, cared for, and welcoming as we celebrate that Jesus is alive. We’ll roll up our sleeves together to prepare our facilities - both inside and outside - for Easter Sunday, tackling projects like: * Stuffing Easter eggs * Pressure washing sidewalks and entryways * Laying bark chips * Deep cleaning the church facility * Trimming bushes and landscaping * Mowing the lawn and outdoor touch-ups Every swept floor, trimmed hedge, and filled egg is an act of hospitality - helping remove distractions so people can clearly hear and respond to the gospel. Once you sign up, Ron will be in contact with you to get you assigned to a job that's a good fit for you and/or your family! We'll wrap up with a catered lunch for us to all enjoy.

There’s something profound that takes place when we get around the table - in proximity to others - and share a meal. Jesus framed his last moments with his disciples before going to the cross at the table (Matthew 26:17-30.) Today, we call that potluck! For families of 3+ please bring a main dish (casserole, chicken, spaghetti, etc.) For families under 3 please bring a side (ie. salad, fruit/veggie tray, dessert, etc.)