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Monday, January 28, 2008
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Marriage on the ROCK seminar
God's design for your dream marriage.
660 Solano St., Corning New Life Assembly.
For more information, call 824-3426 or 527-4844.
660 Solano St., Corning New Life Assembly.
For more information, call 824-3426 or 527-4844.
Seventh Day Slumber concert
Christian Peace Officers of Tehama County Present: Seventh Day Slumber "Finally Awake Tour".
The concert will be held on Feb. 16th at Bethel Church, 625 Luther Rd.
Ticket are $10 and can be purchased at "Sky River Music" on Main St. or "Bibles Books & More" in Redding.
The concert will be held on Feb. 16th at Bethel Church, 625 Luther Rd.
Ticket are $10 and can be purchased at "Sky River Music" on Main St. or "Bibles Books & More" in Redding.
Women In Focus
"I'm late, I'm late for a very important date!"
Please join us for refreshments, games, skits, worship and a "Chic Chat" panel of ladies talking about their daily time with God and His word.
All ladies are invited.
Come and bring a friend to Bethel Assembly of God church, 625 Luther Rd., 7 p.m.
First time visitors are free, others are $5.
Childcare is provided for children aged five and under.
For more information, contact Pam at 530.527.0445
bethelrb@yahoo.com
Please join us for refreshments, games, skits, worship and a "Chic Chat" panel of ladies talking about their daily time with God and His word.
All ladies are invited.
Come and bring a friend to Bethel Assembly of God church, 625 Luther Rd., 7 p.m.
First time visitors are free, others are $5.
Childcare is provided for children aged five and under.
For more information, contact Pam at 530.527.0445
bethelrb@yahoo.com
Friday, January 25, 2008
LaMalfa to speak at Harvest Christian Center
CORNING — Assemblyman Doug LaMalfa will be speaking at 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. on Sunday at the Harvest Christian Center, 1006 Sixth St.
The public is invited and will enjoy this special time of encouragement.
The public is invited and will enjoy this special time of encouragement.
‘Join us on the Journey’ Sunday
CORNING — The Corning-First Christian Church, Disciples of Christ, 1421 Marin St., will have “Join us on the Journey” Sunday.
There will be a Bible study at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m.
On Wednesday, there will be a praise and prayer at 6:30 p.m.
There will be a potluck on the second Sunday of the month, right after church.
There will be a Bible study at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m.
On Wednesday, there will be a praise and prayer at 6:30 p.m.
There will be a potluck on the second Sunday of the month, right after church.
Walk Thru the Old Testament
Walk Thru the Old Testament January 27, 2008
As Christians, we know what the answer should be to the question, What's your favorite book? But the dust on the bindings of our Bibles betrays us. Our favorite books are the ones we’ve read cover to cover three times. We have intimate knowledge of the characters, and we get our thrills anticipating the plot twists.
Most of us know the Old Testament as scattered kids’ fantasies about giants and a roan-swallowing fish, a talking snake and a staff that can part a sea. We’ve jumbled the plot line and lost the build-up, the tension. We’ve robbed the climax of its power.
The appearance of Christ as the man, Jesus, was not the beginning of the story. It was the greatest solution to the greatest problem. If we don’t know the history before Christ, we can’t really grasp what He came to save.
Walk Thru The Bible Ministries understands this. The organization has developed many types of seminars and media to teach and preach the gospel. On Jan. 27 at OEFC, they will be employing their oldest of traditions, the Old Testament seminar.
Dan Grocott, Pastor of Family Ministries, recently spoke about this seminar. “This is an organization whose goal is to teach me Bible as an overview, so that any age can grasp the characters, themes, and the big picture of how the whole Bible fits together, instead of scattered stories.”
How can all this be done in just one day? “They present it in such an exciting way, the stories come alive. They give you enough detail that the whole story makes sense, and they give it to you in a humorous,entertaining way that makes it stick.”
What makes Grocott so sure of all this? “When I was youth pastor here in the mid-nineties, they did the Old Testament seminar here. It went so well we had them back to do the New Testament. The church was packed. Even now I can think of certain books of the Bible and remember the themes as Walk Thru The Bible presented them.”
How does this fit in to Family Ministries? “I hope families gain a greater understanding of the Old Testament as one continuous story that leads to Christ, that they would gain a passion for the Word of God.”
• The first interactive session will be presented during both worship
services at no cost.
• Sign up in advance to attend the four afternoon sessions, beginning
at 1 p.m.
• Cost is $17 per person (includes one book).
• Or, pay $50 for family of three or more (includes three books).
As Christians, we know what the answer should be to the question, What's your favorite book? But the dust on the bindings of our Bibles betrays us. Our favorite books are the ones we’ve read cover to cover three times. We have intimate knowledge of the characters, and we get our thrills anticipating the plot twists.
Most of us know the Old Testament as scattered kids’ fantasies about giants and a roan-swallowing fish, a talking snake and a staff that can part a sea. We’ve jumbled the plot line and lost the build-up, the tension. We’ve robbed the climax of its power.
The appearance of Christ as the man, Jesus, was not the beginning of the story. It was the greatest solution to the greatest problem. If we don’t know the history before Christ, we can’t really grasp what He came to save.
Walk Thru The Bible Ministries understands this. The organization has developed many types of seminars and media to teach and preach the gospel. On Jan. 27 at OEFC, they will be employing their oldest of traditions, the Old Testament seminar.
Dan Grocott, Pastor of Family Ministries, recently spoke about this seminar. “This is an organization whose goal is to teach me Bible as an overview, so that any age can grasp the characters, themes, and the big picture of how the whole Bible fits together, instead of scattered stories.”
How can all this be done in just one day? “They present it in such an exciting way, the stories come alive. They give you enough detail that the whole story makes sense, and they give it to you in a humorous,entertaining way that makes it stick.”
What makes Grocott so sure of all this? “When I was youth pastor here in the mid-nineties, they did the Old Testament seminar here. It went so well we had them back to do the New Testament. The church was packed. Even now I can think of certain books of the Bible and remember the themes as Walk Thru The Bible presented them.”
How does this fit in to Family Ministries? “I hope families gain a greater understanding of the Old Testament as one continuous story that leads to Christ, that they would gain a passion for the Word of God.”
• The first interactive session will be presented during both worship
services at no cost.
• Sign up in advance to attend the four afternoon sessions, beginning
at 1 p.m.
• Cost is $17 per person (includes one book).
• Or, pay $50 for family of three or more (includes three books).
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Signs of Life
If you come across a Message Board, or Marquee that you would like have displayed, please send me an e-mail at sheep.pen@gmail.com
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Sanctity of Life
Tuesday, President Bush declared January 19th National Sanctity of Human Life Day. His declaration precedes next week"s anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision Legalizing abortion in the United States.
He said his actions were to "reaffirm the value of human life and renew our dedication to ensuring that every American has access to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
Many local churches and several organizations will be celebrating Life Sunday and the following week. Three thousand crosses will be erected along I-5 representing the approximate number of abortions per day in the United States. Other activities that occur in our area on a continuing basis are volunteers helping at the CareNet and Life Light pregnancy help centers and programs to help the very young and the elderly.
All citizens were encouraged by the President to "rededicate ourselves to compassionate service, and to reaffirm our commitment to respecting the life and dignity of every human being."
REMINDER:
Sanctity of Life Week Crosses
Contact: Steve Fitch 530-347-0071 (email: svfitches @ yahoo.com)
Details: Again this year we will be installing 3000 crosses along Interstate 5 south of Red Bluff for National Sanctity of Life week to remind over a million that pass by what we are doing each day with abortion in this country.
Area churches and their youth have been a key to the success of this project in the past. We would appreciate it if you could help us get the word out of the project that will be on January 19th at 10am.
To get to the assembly point from Red Bluff--Go south on Main Street approximately 2.8 miles past the Wall Mart shopping center to Manor Lane--Turn right on Manor Lane and go to the end of the road at I-5. We will have refreshments and potty at the site.
Steve Fitch
He said his actions were to "reaffirm the value of human life and renew our dedication to ensuring that every American has access to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
Many local churches and several organizations will be celebrating Life Sunday and the following week. Three thousand crosses will be erected along I-5 representing the approximate number of abortions per day in the United States. Other activities that occur in our area on a continuing basis are volunteers helping at the CareNet and Life Light pregnancy help centers and programs to help the very young and the elderly.
All citizens were encouraged by the President to "rededicate ourselves to compassionate service, and to reaffirm our commitment to respecting the life and dignity of every human being."
REMINDER:
Sanctity of Life Week Crosses
Contact: Steve Fitch 530-347-0071 (email: svfitches @ yahoo.com)
Details: Again this year we will be installing 3000 crosses along Interstate 5 south of Red Bluff for National Sanctity of Life week to remind over a million that pass by what we are doing each day with abortion in this country.
Area churches and their youth have been a key to the success of this project in the past. We would appreciate it if you could help us get the word out of the project that will be on January 19th at 10am.
To get to the assembly point from Red Bluff--Go south on Main Street approximately 2.8 miles past the Wall Mart shopping center to Manor Lane--Turn right on Manor Lane and go to the end of the road at I-5. We will have refreshments and potty at the site.
Steve Fitch
Don't forget the Blood drive
Contact: 527-5077
Details: On Saturday, Jan. 19, the Red Bluff Seventh Day Adventist Church will host a blood drive from 1 to 2 p.m. in the church parking lot, 720 Jackson St.
Blood donations are used to treat burn victims, transplant and surgery patients, accident victims, patients with leukemia and more.
A donor must be in generally good health, free from cold symptoms of r at least 48 hours, be at least 17 and weigh at least 110 pounds. There is no upper age limit. Prospective donors must bring photo identification. All donors should eat and drink before donating.
Refreshments and a token of appreciation will be given to all participants.
Information is available by calling 527-5077.
Details: On Saturday, Jan. 19, the Red Bluff Seventh Day Adventist Church will host a blood drive from 1 to 2 p.m. in the church parking lot, 720 Jackson St.
Blood donations are used to treat burn victims, transplant and surgery patients, accident victims, patients with leukemia and more.
A donor must be in generally good health, free from cold symptoms of r at least 48 hours, be at least 17 and weigh at least 110 pounds. There is no upper age limit. Prospective donors must bring photo identification. All donors should eat and drink before donating.
Refreshments and a token of appreciation will be given to all participants.
Information is available by calling 527-5077.
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Gospel Concert planned for Friday
At 7 p.m. Friday, the First Southern Baptist Church will host a gospel group, Solid Ground, from Sacramento. Members of the group are Brian Besser, Jeff Johnson and Tim Welhelm.
Everyone is welcome to an evening of good old gospel music at 585 Kimball Road. There will be fellowship and finger food after the concert.
Information is available at 529-5083 or www.fsbredbluff.org.
Jan 18, 2008
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Everyone is welcome to an evening of good old gospel music at 585 Kimball Road. There will be fellowship and finger food after the concert.
Information is available at 529-5083 or www.fsbredbluff.org.
Jan 18, 2008
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Heart to Heart
If you are a single lady, this is the group for you. Heart to Heart meet on Friday evenings at 5 p.m. for a meal and encouragement.
For more information, call 527-0445.
For more information, call 527-0445.
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Leroy Blankenship to be at Abundant Life Fellowship
Leroy Blankenship will be at Abundant Life Fellowship for both the 11 a.m. service and 6 p.m. service on Sunday and on Tuesday evening at the 7 p.m. service (weather permitting).
Rev Blankenship is an accomplished musician, playing a 12-string guitar and piano, and is also a composer. His songs range from classic to country, and his music is entertaining to children as well as adults.
The Rev. Blankenship has performed at the Grand Ole Opry, the North American Christian Convention and others. He was lead singer for the Christian Troubadours Quartet for three years. His songs have been recorded by top recording artists.
He has two children’s books published by the Nelson Publishing Company of Nashville, Papa Oblong and Somebody Bigger Than You and I which can be found in Christian Book stores across the nation.
Abundant Life Fellowship is located at 21080 Luther Road in Red Bluff.
Tuesday, January 01, 2008
Sanctity of Life Week Crosses
Again this year we will be installing 3000 crosses along Interstate 5 south of Red Bluff for National Sanctity of Life week to remind over a million that pass by what we are doing each day with abortion in this country.
Area churches and their youth have been a key to the success of this project in the past. We would appreciate it if you could help us get the word out of the project that will be on January 19th at 10am.
To get to the assembly point from Red Bluff--Go south on Main Street approximately 2.8 miles past the Wall Mart shopping center to Manor Lane--Turn right on Manor Lane and go to the end of the road at I-5.
We will have refreshments and potty at the site.
Contact Steve Fitch 530-347-0071 or e-mail svfitches@yahoo.com for more information.
Area churches and their youth have been a key to the success of this project in the past. We would appreciate it if you could help us get the word out of the project that will be on January 19th at 10am.
To get to the assembly point from Red Bluff--Go south on Main Street approximately 2.8 miles past the Wall Mart shopping center to Manor Lane--Turn right on Manor Lane and go to the end of the road at I-5.
We will have refreshments and potty at the site.
Contact Steve Fitch 530-347-0071 or e-mail svfitches@yahoo.com for more information.
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