January 28, 2009
Please Join Us For Class This Sunday
Please join us as we continue to study the book of Philipians. Our next Sunday Night Fellowship will be on February 8th, from 6:00 to 8:30 pm.
December 19, 2008
No Class Until January 4th
We will not be having class on December 21st or 28th. We will meet again on January 4th. Merry Christmas!
December 8, 2008
242 Class Christmas Party
Don't forget to join us on Sunday night, December 14th for our annual 242 Class Christmas Party and white elephant gift exchange! Scott and Jennifer Auer have graciously agreed to host our party again this year. If you did not receive the Evite invitation for the party, please email us at the242class@yahoo.com to be added to the list. We hope you can make it!
November 2, 2008
Sunday Night Fellowship
Come and join us for Sunday Night Fellowship this Sunday night, November 9th, from 6:00 to 8:30 pm at the O'Connell's house. We will have a pot luck dinner followed by our study for the next few months: Ravi Zacharias's Jesus Among Other Gods.
August 8, 2008
2:42 Fall Class Starts September 14
Study: The Book of Philippians
Would your family and friends describe you as a person full of joy, peace and contentment at all times and in all circumstances? The church at Philippi, finding that Paul had been arrested and was in prison in Rome, was heart broken and worried about Paul. They sent him a gift by a man named Epaphhroditus. Paul dictates this letter to be sent back to Philippi with Epaphhroditus. The main theme of the letter can best be described as "rejoice always." Paul was a man with no home, no family, no job, not one possession not even a country and he was facing almost certain execution by Nero. Yet, he was overflowing with so much joy that he said for him "to live is Christ to die is gain" For the readers of every century since, the application question is "How can one rejoice always?"
Paul's letter to the Philippians is the answer to that question. It is not just a theological treatise, as so many treat it, but a letter of joy, peace, love and contentment manifested out of a soul transformed daily by the gospel of Jesus Christ. If you are interested in what the Word of God and the Holy Spirit can do in your life, join us each Sunday for fellowship and study of this great letter.
Would your family and friends describe you as a person full of joy, peace and contentment at all times and in all circumstances? The church at Philippi, finding that Paul had been arrested and was in prison in Rome, was heart broken and worried about Paul. They sent him a gift by a man named Epaphhroditus. Paul dictates this letter to be sent back to Philippi with Epaphhroditus. The main theme of the letter can best be described as "rejoice always." Paul was a man with no home, no family, no job, not one possession not even a country and he was facing almost certain execution by Nero. Yet, he was overflowing with so much joy that he said for him "to live is Christ to die is gain" For the readers of every century since, the application question is "How can one rejoice always?"
Paul's letter to the Philippians is the answer to that question. It is not just a theological treatise, as so many treat it, but a letter of joy, peace, love and contentment manifested out of a soul transformed daily by the gospel of Jesus Christ. If you are interested in what the Word of God and the Holy Spirit can do in your life, join us each Sunday for fellowship and study of this great letter.
The 2:42 class meets for fellowship, prayer, and the study of Scripture, (from the example of the believers in Acts 2:42). We are open to all ages and stages. Anyone desiring to explore the uncompromising, inerrant Word of God.
September 29, 2007
Can You Help?
Can you serve just 2 hours once every quarter?
Your help is needed to provide transportation to and from Sunday School and Church Service for Scott Schultz.
Please contact Carolyn Pressley at: carolynpressley@myspeedworks
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