23Jun 2019 by Linder Road Admin
Mountain States Children’s Home Trip June 2019

Mountain States Children’s Home Trip June 2019

Youth
Pressing on towards the Goal “I press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us.” ‭‭ Philippians‬ ‭3:14‬ Painting fences, digging holes and trenches, planting trees, landscape maintenance, organizing storage rooms, assembling bikes, oiling saddles, cleaning out barns ... the list of tasks was extensive as a team of teens and adults, including parents, chaperones, and the dedicated kitchen staff arrived on the scene to perform various acts of service at Mountain States Children’s Home (MSCH). The setting for these activities is a lovely property with breathtaking views of the majestic Rocky Mountains on the horizon.  Located in Longmont Colorado, MSCH is a children’s home that serves to provide healing and restoration for wounded children. During…
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17Jun 2019 by Linder Road Admin
The Wise Man built his house upon the Rock!

The Wise Man built his house upon the Rock!

Blog, Youth
Vacation Bible School 2019 “The Wise Man built his house upon the Rock, the rains came tumbling down, and the house on the rock stood firm!” The words of this VBS song rang through the auditorium as over 50 kids sang the words and moved their hands in the actions of this song, based on one of Jesus’ teachings.  The theme of “Building a better life with Jesus’ at this year’s Vacation Bible School was reinforced by the LEGO themed decorations and crafts projects the children participated in during the event. Puppets and skits were used to teach lessons about kindness to others (John 4:1-42, Jesus and the Samaritan woman), Jesus’ power over fear, evil and disease (John 9, Healing the Blind man and  Mark 5:1-20, Curing the demon-possessed man),…
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16Jun 2019 by Linder Road Admin
Happy Father’s Day

Happy Father’s Day

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On the third Sunday of June, it is an American tradition to honor our fathers by setting aside the day to offer special thanks for everything they are, do, and give for us.   The nation’s first Father’s Day was celebrated on June 19, 1910, in the state of Washington.  Within a few years, it became a national tradition to celebrate Father’s Day. However, it was not until 1972 that the day honoring fathers became a nationwide holiday in the United States.   We are so thankful for our fathers, who sacrifice daily to provide physical, emotional, and spiritual guidance and support to their families.   Even more, we are all blessed when fathers look for guidance to the greatest example of fatherhood which is found in God himself, who has…
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04Jun 2019 by Linder Road Admin
Vacation Bible School – Building a better life with Jesus

Vacation Bible School – Building a better life with Jesus

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Summertime is here, the kids are out of school, and the days are filled with pool parties, picnics in the park, camping, and other fun in the sun activities.  The list goes on, and so do Mom’s commitments. Where can she find a little break to refresh her spirit? The kids need to be supervised, so what about a little visit to auntie’s or grandma’s house for a few hours?  Nope, grandma and auntie are on vacation, so what’s a mother to do? Why not join us here at Linder Road Church June 9th for Vacation Bible school? Beginning Sunday, June 9th through Wednesday, June 12th, each evening from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., the kids will have a great time experiencing puppet shows, skit performances, craft projects, outdoor activities…
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26May 2019 by Linder Road Admin
We Remember

We Remember

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Memories are an integral part of the human experience, bringing with them moments in time that we string together into the pearl necklaces of our shared lives.   As people and cultures throughout history, we have used various tools and symbols to “remind us” of significant memories: Footprints of a newborn child saved on parchment, inked to invoke remembrance of the moment of birth, A crumpled paper holding our child’s first attempt to draw a flower, butterfly or person with the wobbly letters of their name written on this treasured art, A lock of hair, a dried flower, a jeweled ring, A carved stone bearing a loved one’s name. All of these objects are images we use to symbolize precious moments in time we intentionally remember. In America, we set aside…
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