What is something that can never be destroyed?

What is something that can never be destroyed?

We hope you enjoyed our Fall Festival this past Friday evening- thank you for serving, providing candy donations and, most importantly, for bringing your families and friends to be a part of such a fun event!  Please, don't forget that Worship in the Park is this Sunday, November 3 at Riverside Park at 9am. Please bring a lawn chair! This service is our ONLY service Sunday morning! We will rejoin you at Beachside Sunday morning, November 10 at our normal times of 9am and 10:30am. 

As we approach Thanksgiving, we suggest you start talking to your children now about their blessings and what truly matters in this world. After you discuss things (i.e. health, toys, family, money, clothes, video games), ask the following question: 

​​Continue the Conversation:

1. Read this conversation guide with your family and consider what your family treasures.
    

2. Treasure God's Word together! Create a scavenger hunt for your kids. Hide Scripture verses around your house. Once they've all been found, share a treat and read the verses together.
    

3. Memorize Matthew 6:19 with this Memory Melody video. 

Take the time now to develop a daily or weekly devotional time with your family- you won't regret instilling a lasting habit in your children's lives (or yours)!
 

Below is a link to a Christmas song the children (nursery-children's church) will be performing for our annual Christmas Concert on Sunday, December 22! Please practice the motions and words with your child. We will be practicing every Sunday during children's church but they need the extra encouragement! 

https://youtu.be/CBYjEKa1k1s?si=FTaiglsuQIPwxgA5