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Good FridayMarch 21, 2008Info
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VBSJuly 15, 2007Education, Info, VBS
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5th week of LentMarch 25, 2007Bulletins, InfoIf this is your first time here, we’re honored that you chose to stop by! If you have visited us before, welcome back! We’re glad you joined us here to praise our Good Shepherd, Jesus, and to hear His Word. If you have questions about our congregation, please ask. And please come back soon! We value your friendship and the opportunity to share the love of Jesus together with you. Do you have a Prayer Request? Click here to view this week’s bulletin!
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4th week of LentMarch 18, 2007Bulletins, InfoIf this is your first time here, we’re honored that you chose to stop by! If you have visited us before, welcome back! We’re glad you joined us here to praise our Good Shepherd, Jesus, and to hear His Word. If you have questions about our congregation, please ask. And please come back soon! We value your friendship and the opportunity to share the love of Jesus together with you. Do you have a Prayer Request? Click here to view this weeks bulletin!
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WELCOME!March 7, 2007InfoWe’re glad you joined us here to praise our Good Shepherd, Jesus, and to hear His Word. If this is your first time here, we’re honored that you chose to worship with us! If you have visited us before, welcome back! It’s great to see you again! I pray that your worship with us will be meaningful and worthwhile. If you have questions about our congregation, please ask. And please come back soon! We value your friendship and the opportunity to share the love of Jesus together with you. Do you have a Prayer Request? To see more of our website, please scroll down or use links on the sidebar –>
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Lent StoriesFebruary 28, 2007InfoSECOND WEEK Then the commanding officer and his soldiers and the Jewish temple policemen arrested Jesus and tied Him up and led Him away. They took Him to Annas first, because he was the father-in-law of Caiaphas, who was the Head Priest that year. Caiaphas was the man who had told the Jews that it would be better to have one man die for the people.
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