Valentine’s Day Party – Kids Care Group

Valentine’s Day Party – Kids Care Group

Church
Approximately 30 kids, plus adult chaperones, enjoyed an afternoon of crafts, games and snacks themed around the Valentine’s Day motif. The party was held in the Linder fellowship hall, Saturday, February 11, 2023. Activities included a Valentine’s Day themed bean bag toss, Stick the Heart on the Teddy Bear (Pin the tail on the donkey spin-off), bingo, and three craft stations for making bookmarks, stained glass hearts, and heart stencil art.  A photo venue was also available for capturing picture memories of the day. After the kids completed their craft activities and game stations, snacks were provided, including Goldfish crackers, chocolate-dipped pretzel sticks, marshmallow treats, and juice. These simple pleasures provided an opportunity for the kids to connect through play and shared time, with a goal for them to build…
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Diaper Bank Opening 

Diaper Bank Opening 

Church, Ladies, Men, Men, Youth
Linder Road church is excited to start our diaper bank, providing free diapers, bimonthly on the second and fourth Wednesdays, from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM.  The pickup location is inside the main building entrance, accessed from Linder Road, south of Cherry lane. The “grand opening” event on February 8th, 2023 was a great success.  We were able to assist approximately 30 families from the local community by providing free diapers and wipes.  Prayer requests were taken from those desiring us to pray for their special needs.  Biblical and spiritual materials were offered, including children’s Bible story books, gospel of Mark booklets, and other information, as appropriate to the individual family needs. This service is purposed from our love of the Lord Jesus Christ and his kingdom, simply stated as…
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2022 Lectureship

2022 Lectureship

Church, Lectureship
Schedule Thursday - October 13 7:00pmCongregational Singing7:20pmKeynote: Courage to say Something - Tim Lewis Friday - October 14 9:00amKeynote: Feeding The Flame (God's Word) - Corey SawyersMatt 4:4 – Just like the disciples on the road to Emmaus who had their hearts set ablaze when the Scriptures were explained to them by Jesus -- Luke 24:32 we need to dig into the Scriptures and allow the Lord to start explaining the Scriptures to us just as He did to them.10:00amBreak10:15amKeynote: Stoking The Fire (Prayer) - Cliff Sabroe3 things needed to have a blazing fire, fuel, oxygen and heat. Prayer is the oxygen we use to stoke the flames. Spending time in prayer is spending time in the presence of God and the presence of God is the air that our…
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Friends Day 2022 – Our Reason for Hope

Friends Day 2022 – Our Reason for Hope

Church
“The greatest love you can have for your friends is to give your life for them.” (‭‭John‬ ‭15:13‬) Linder Road held our annual Friends Day on September 18th, in conjunction with National Back to Church Sunday, with lessons focusing on the reason for our hope, walking this road together, and celebrating the joy we find in our relationship with Jesus and one another. Friends, neighbors, and family members were invited to join our morning Bible study and worship assembly, which included songs, prayers, and the message theme focused on the biblical hope we find in Jesus.  In the evening, a fireside devotional and ice cream social was held in the south parking lot where songs of praise, a lesson on spiritual fruit, and a wonderful time of fellowship was enjoyed. …
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Lift the Ceiling!

Lift the Ceiling!

Church
On Wednesday’s (2/26) Wheel of Fortune episode, venerated host Pat Sajak made an unacceptable blunder — especially in the age of Twitter! As he was celebrating a contestant’s $10,000+ winnings, he lifted his palms over his head and exclaimed, “Lift the ceiling!” This wouldn’t be so bad…if it weren’t for the fact that the idiom is “Raise the roof!” Needless to say, Sajak was the victim of several posts and memes poking fun at his mistake. Have you ever said something incorrectly? I mean, trying to say the right thing and it just comes out all wrong? I know I have — countless times! Wanting to express appreciation for someone’s effort, my comment comes out as “Well, at least you tried.” Or, trying to let a friend know I’ve seen them weather a challenge…
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