We are a couple weeks in to our series called “Foundations” where we are looking at the foundations of the Christian faith. Last week we looked at the church in Acts 2, and this week (and next) we will be looking at Spiritual Disciplines. These are ways in which we orient our lives around the Living God. Either through prayer, worship, gathering, fasting, or others, we act in a way that is interactive with God.

This week we will be looking at the disciplines of Scripture, prayer, fasting and solitude.” The application will be to try something new to interact with God.

Also our annual meeting is after service this Sunday. Plan on sticking around as the church to talk about, pray, about, and agree on the vision and business for the year!

John

February 19 - 26, 2025

● Praise the LORD for the safe return of our youth and their leaders from Camp Monadnock through the storm on Saturday night.

● Pray for Roger Bachelder’s homecoming at the end of this week after heart bypass surgery last week.

● Pray healing for Betsy Myers as she continues to recover from wrist surgery.

● Pray for Bev Provencal’s upcoming knee replacement surgery Tuesday

● Praise the LORD for the safe return of the Romanians from the Love from Above mercy mission to Ukraine. Pray for a just and peaceful solution to the war there.

● Praise the LORD for the continuing cease fire and release of hostages in Gaza.

● Praise the LORD that our Warming Center has been open for many evenings through this cold February

● Praise the LORD for the work of our Nominating Committee and those who prepared documents for our Annual Meeting

● Pray for the LORD’S anointing on our upcoming events including Alpha Class, Annual Meeting, the SOS Big Band Concert, Food and Friends luncheon and Women’s Retreat.

● Praise the LORD that we were able to worship in person these past two Sundays despite the inclement winter weather.

•How did Jesus prove He is alive?

•How do the stories of God’s faithfulness in the Bible help you trust in what you haven’t seen?

Because what the Scriptures teach about Jesus is trustworthy, we preach Jesus with complete confidence and unwavering boldness

• HEAD: How can you point your eyes back to the Lord when circumstances are stealing your peace?

• HEART: How can you praise God for how He pursues you and reveals Himself even in your doubts and fears?

• HANDS: What words or actions this week have revealed that you are a witness to Jesus our Lord?

Visit a museum or an exhibit with historical artifacts. Alternatively, visit an online virtual tour of a museum to view artifacts. Discuss how these artifacts provide evidence of people, places, and events in the past. Remind kids of the evidence we have in Scripture that prove Jesus is God’s Son and that He is alive.

higher calling than to help others

find the way to experience God’s

presence.”

–Darrell L. Bock

Eyes Wide Open is a 41-day devotional intended to help all of us reimagine the implications of the sacrifice of Christ and how it affects how we live. As we Read Scripture Together, we will reflect on the works of Christ with the devotional. Each day also includes a prayer for applying these revelations to our gospel witness in the world today.

Ladies, please join us for a day of fellowship and fun!

The speaker is Jessica Proudfoot who grew up at FAC

and is now ministering with her husband in a church

plant in New Bedford! The cost of $20.00 includes

coffee, tea, baked goods and a full lunch.

If you have used Tithely in the past, please use the link above and sign up to use the Church Center. We will no longer be using Tithely as of January 1, 2025. If you use ACH on Church Center, the fee is currently 30 cents, credit / debit card fees vary.

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