SUNDAY
Modified in-person Sanctuary worship
Sunday, June 20: One service at 10 am
No reservation needed, but masks are required.
June 20: Fourth Sunday after Pentecost
One worship service in the Sanctuary at 10 am, with Rev. Jill Duffield preaching and music from the Chancel Choir Ensemble. Scriptures: Psalm 107:1-3, 23-32 and 2 Corinthians 6:1-13.
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- Registration is not required. Masks are required as we seek to protect the most vulnerable among us.
- Livestream service will begin at 10 am Sunday.
- Bulletin will be posted here.
- Children’s bulletins: ages 3-6 | 7 and up
- Sign our online welcome pad.
- Give to the offering online or by mail, with this mobile app Apple iOS | Android, or by text.
Also Sunday
Church School
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- Sandie Gravett video series, “What 2020 Taught Us About Being a 21st Century Church.” This series will explore the ways that the challenges of 2020 force us to rethink what the church can and should be. Hosted by YMBC. Catch up on past videos here.
- Seekers class meets in M125 at 8:45 am, continuing a study of the Epistle of James. Contact Gerard Davidson.
- Homebuilders and Faith Matters combine for a new class, Faith Builders: 9 am in the Myers Loyalty Room. Rev. Neil Dunnavant will lead a class on “Dealing with Manipulative People, Seeking Courage, and Staying Calm under Stress.”
Prayer requests
How can we pray for you? Prayer request form.
Spiritual formation this week
Videos, small groups, activities, and more on our Digital Formation page.
North Elm Notes
Faith community matters
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Disowning the Bible
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From Batts residency to local pulpits
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An Extra Note…
