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Sunday Family Builders 9:00 AM Led by Ricky Lejano
Empty Nesters 9:00 AM Led by Dusty Dickerson
Youth Boys 9:00 AM Led by David Asp
Girls 9:00 AM Led by Bev Morris
Ladies Small Group 9:00 AM Led by Vicki McCoy
Preschool Class 9:00 & 10:00 AM Led by Melanie Cole
Nursery 9:00 & 10:00 AM Led by Janice Mattix
Elementary Boys 10:00 AM Led by Janet Mitchell
1st & 2nd Class 10:00 AM Led by Cindi Nettles
3rd thru 5th 10:00 AM Led by Sarah, Brian, Blake and Megan
Praise and Worship Service 10:00 AM
Monday
Churchwide Prayer 6:00 PM
Tuesday
Wednesday
Youth Celebration 6:30 PM
PreSchool & Children's Celebrations 6:30 PM
Women's Small Group 6:30 PM
Adult Community Group 6:30 PM
How to Get Along With People Kendal Jamison 6:30 PM
The Purpose Driven Life Rob Morris 6:30 PM
Thursday
Steps by Grace Rehearsal 6:00 PM
Praise Choir and Band Rehearsal 6:30 PM
Friday
- Staff - Pastor: Rob Morris
Pastor to Women: Bev Morris
Pastor to Youth: Cleve Ingalls
Nursery Coordinator: Janice Mattix
Worship Ministries: Pam Bridges
Preschool Ministries: Nathan and Tracy Gray
- Send Mail To Us - River Pointe Church 970 Dell Dale Channelview, Texas 77530 Church Phone: 281-452-6777
- Email Us - Rob Morris - Bev Morris - Cleve Ingalls
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40 Days of Encouragement
by River Pointe Church
To the People of the River!
Day 18 - Experiencing Life Together
Thursday, October 14, 2004
Life is meant to be shared!
“Each one of you is part of the body of Christ, and you were chosen to live together in peace.” Colossians 3:15 (CEV)
God intends for us to experience life together. The Bible calls this shared experience fellowship. “Fellowship” now usually refers to casual conversation, socializing, food, and fun. The question, “Where do you fellowship?” means “Where do you attend church?” “Stay after for fellowship” usually means “Wait for refreshments.”
Real fellowship is so much more than just showing up at services. It is experiencing life together. It includes unselfish loving, honest sharing, practical serving, sacrificial giving, sympathetic comforting, and all the other “one another” commands found in the New Testament.
The Body of Christ, like your own body, is really a collection of many small cells. The life of the Body of Christ, like your body, is contained in the cells. For this reason, every Christian needs to be involved in a small group within their church, whether is it a home fellowship group, a Sunday school class, or a Bible study.
The Bible says, “If we live in the light, as God is in the light, we can share fellowship with each other… If we say we have no sin, we are fooling ourselves.” 1 John 1:7-8 (NCV)
The world thinks intimacy occurs in the dark, but God says it happens in the light. Darkness is used to hide our hurts, faults, fears, failures, and flaws. But in the light, we bring them all out into the open and admit who we really are. You were created for community.
As we grow in this process in becoming true family members to one another & live out His purposes for our lives, one thing that I believe is taking place is that we are to be all things to all people,& in doing so, it will cause us to grow stronger & stronger together as "The" family of God! It is an honor for us to serve alongside such precious folks. Pray that the River is flowing thru the week & that we will have a flood (spiritually speaking, not weather-wise!) this Sunday.
With all His Love.
- Pastor Bob
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