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Threshold Jr – August 7th
This Week!
No Youth Group!
Monday Aug 7th-9th
No youth group this week due to church camp.
See you on Tues, August 15th.
Basketball!
Tuesday, August 15th @ 1pm-3pm
Wear your gym clothes and join us for some good ole basketball games in the gym!
Please register as spots are limited.
Registration opens on Monday, August 14th.
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE ONLINE SUMMER ACTIVITY RELEASE FORM
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No Youth Group!
Wednesday, August 16th @ 7pm-9pm
This is an High School Ministry night for students completed grade 8 to 12.
See you next week on Tuesday, August 22 for our Skate Park event!
Here’s what you need to know:
First, create a Discord user by downloading the application here.
Second, sign on to our Threshold Jr Discord server by clicking here.
You’ll be up to speed throughout the week!
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High School Ministry – August 7th
This Week!
First, please download Discord for your device! You can do this by downloading the application here.
Second, add yourself to our High School Ministry Discord Server by clicking THIS LINK.
We will keep you informed on what’s coming up AND spontaneous hangouts!
No Youth Group!
Mon-Wed: August 7th to 9th
No youth group this week due to Church Camp.
See you on Mon, August 14th (Bible Study, 7pm-9pm).
Summer Bible Study!
Monday’s @ 7:00pm-9:30pm
Join us in the Youth Room every Monday for a chill night of diving into scripture and enjoying FREE snacks! Students completed grade 8 -12 are welcome to attend!
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Basketball!
Tuesday, August 15th @ 1:00pm-3:00pm
Wear your gym clothes and join us for some ole basketball games in the gym!
Please register as spots are limited. Registration opens on Monday, August 14th.
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE ONLINE ACTIVITY RELEASE FORM
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Sports Night!
Wednesday, August 16th @ 7:00pm-9:00pm
This is a High School Ministry night for students completed grade 8 to 12. Join us for a mini sports tournament and faith night! It’s going to be an awesome night filled with games, prizes, worship, a short message and free time!
Follow us on Instagram for event and weather updates all Summer long! @ churchoftherockhsm Join us throughout the week on Discord! Here’s what you need to know:First, please download Discord for your device! You can do this by downloading the application here.
Second, add yourself to our High School Ministry Discord Server by clicking THIS LINK.
We will keep you informed on what’s coming up AND spontaneous hangouts!
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Am I Dead or Alive?
When we become Christians, the Scriptures say, we pass from death to life (Ephesians 2:4). But this isn’t about physical life. We already have that.
No, the new life we are promised begins with peace with God during our time on earth, and continues into eternal life, after physical death. If we believe in our Savior Jesus Christ and live under his Lordship, we will not face punishment for our sins (eternal death and darkness) at the Final Judgment because he paid that penalty for those of us who believe.
For every human life, Jesus sacrificed his life on Calvary (2 Corinthians 5:21). He says of those who believe in him, “I give unto them eternal life and they shall never perish; no one can snatch them out of my hand.” (John 10:28)
Before we pass from death to life, God is not in our thoughts except as some remote being to be feared or ignored. Then we are made aware of our sin and offered spiritual birth and life. Search “Ephesians 2” to read the marvelous explanation.
After we become spiritually alive, God’s Spirit gives us a whole new perspective on the present and the future.
Jesus called passing from death to life as radical as being born again (John 3:3). It is like starting all over. And the very God we have resisted, tried to ignore, or even hated is now seen to us as a loving Heavenly Father (Luke 11:11-13).
Jesus told a man who came to him under cover of darkness that passing from spiritual death to spiritual life is as mysterious as the wind (John 3:9). When the wind blows we can hear it and feel it brush our faces. Our senses tell us it is real. But we can’t see where it came from or where it is going. Just so, when we put our trust in God and he visits upon us a new birth the experience is real but also mysterious to our full understanding.
Elmer illustrates well going from death to life. I revere his memory. He had heard the gospel outlined above on a radio broadcast many years earlier. It was a radically new message to him. And thanks be to God: right then, he accepted the message, prayed the “I’m sorry” prayer of a penitent and expressed a simple faith in Jesus as his Savior.
It was all so new and strange to him that he didn’t go near a church building for a year. He didn’t initially see the connection between faith and the church. Then a caring pastor crossed his path and led him into the church for worship, fellowship and service to others.
Across the years since that first encounter with the Lord, Elmer explained to me, he had tried to walk in obedience to Jesus, living Lord. The result: He became a lover of God, and an outstanding servant in the life of the church, his workplace, and family. The evidence that he had passed from death to life was warmly apparent as long as I knew him. And he is now with the Lord and has heard those longed-for words, “Well done, my good and faithful servant.”
The Apostle John summarizes spiritual re-birth so simply: “And this is the testimony: God has given us eternal life, and this life is in his Son. He who has the Son has life; he who does not have the Son of God does not have life” (1 John 5:11,12).
Oh the joy of passing from death to life. All from, and for Jesus! It prompts the question: Am I dead or alive?
First published FEBRUARY 17, 2014 / DONALD N. BASTIAN
Edited August 7, 2023
My new memoir, FROM KITCHEN CHAIR TO PULPIT: A Memoir of Family, Faith, and Ministry, has just been published. I hope you will click on one of the links that follow to be taken to the page on these sites that enable you to view and potentially purchase the paperback or ebook. My book shows just how extraordinary the pastoral life can be, describing how I prepared for ministry and ministered to three congregations and then, as a bishop, to pastors as a bishop, with the help of my wife, Kathleen, and the support of our children as they grew up from children to adults.
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Collide – August 6th
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Elementary – August 6th
Worship Video
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Preschool – August 6th
Worship Video
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Praise on the Patio – August 3rd
Thursday, August 3rd- Praise on the Patio
Join us for an evening of praise and worship. We will also get to hang out together and hear from Parker Bowles, on why following Jesus is so worth it to him.
Speaker: Parker Bowles
Location: Patio Area (West Parking Lot) Time: 7:30PM-9PM See you there.And don’t forget to follow Engage Young Adults on Facebook and Instagram!
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High School Ministry – July 31st
This Week!
First, please download Discord for your device! You can do this by downloading the application here.
Second, add yourself to our High School Ministry Discord Server by clicking THIS LINK.
We will keep you informed on what’s coming up AND spontaneous hangouts!
Summer Bible Study!
Monday’s @ 7:00pm-9:30pm
Join us in the Youth Room every Monday for a chill night of diving into scripture and enjoying FREE snacks! Students completed grade 8 -12 are welcome to attend!
(No Bible study on Monday, August 7th)
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Soccer!
Tuesday, August 1st @ 1:00pm-3:00pm
Join us for a game of soccer. Bring a water bottle and meet at the Kidz Rock check-in desk!
Please click on the link below to register.
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE ONLINE ACTIVITY RELEASE FORM
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Wheel of Ill Will!
Wednesday, August 2nd @ 7:00pm-9:00pm
This popular game is back with new challenges, a guaranteed fun time and sweet candy prizes!
Next Week!No Youth Group!
Mon-Wed: August 7th to 9th
No youth group this week due to church camp.
See you on Mon, August 14th (Bible Study, 7pm-9pm).
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In 2 Weeks!
Basketball!
Tuesday, August 15th @ 1:00pm-3:00pm
Wear your gym clothes and join us for some ole basketball games in the gym!
Please register as spots are limited. Registration opens on Monday, August 14th.
First, please download Discord for your device! You can do this by downloading the application here.
Second, add yourself to our High School Ministry Discord Server by clicking THIS LINK.
We will keep you informed on what’s coming up AND spontaneous hangouts!
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Threshold Jr – July 31st
This Week!
Soccer!
Tuesday, August 1st @ 1pm-3pm
Join us for a game of soccer! Bring a water bottle and meet at the
Kidz Rock check-in desk.
Please register using the link below.
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE ONLINE SUMMER ACTIVITY RELEASE FORM
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Wheel of Ill Will!
Wednesday, August 2nd @ 7pm-9pm
This popular game is back with new challenges, a guaranteed fun time and sweet candy prizes!
Next Week!No Youth Group!
Monday Aug 7th-9th
No youth group this week due to church camp.
See you on August 15th.
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In 2 weeks!
Basketball!
Tuesday, August 15th @ 1pm-3pm
Wear your gym clothes and join us for some good ole basketball games in the gym!
Please register as spots are limited.
Registration opens on Monday, August 14th.
Here’s what you need to know:
First, create a Discord user by downloading the application here.
Second, sign on to our Threshold Jr Discord server by clicking here.
You’ll be up to speed throughout the week!
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Leadership Traits That Really Matter
Nehemiah was a Jewish boy living in ancient Babylon (about 50 miles south of present-day Baghdad). He was there with throngs of his countrymen taken into exile from Judah after the fall of Jerusalem in 597 B.C. His story is found in the Old Testament book of Nehemiah.
Over time, he rose to a position of trust, as cupbearer to King Nebuchadnezzar. He tasted the king’s wine before serving it to assure that it was not poisoned.
His important job notwithstanding, his heart remained in his homeland, Judah, and focused on the Lord’s covenant with his people. When a traveler arrived from Jerusalem, and Nehemiah learned that his people there were “in great trouble and disgrace,” he wept for them.
Nehemiah was not only cupbearer to the king, but also a patriot who, with the king’s permission, returned to Judah to rebuild Jerusalem. Here are four character traits that shine through his story.
I. Scrupulous honesty. While still the cupbearer the king asked Nehemiah why he looked so sad. Telling the truth might cost his job or his life, but Nehemiah told the truth: he was heartsick over the wasted state of his homeland (Nehemiah. 2:1-6). The king released him to return to Jerusalem. After his nighttime inspection of the damage to the city’s walls, he shared openly and honestly with the officials what he intended to do and then invited their help (Nehemiah. 2:16-18).
II. Deep spiritual commitment. He prayed and fasted for his beloved homeland even while still in Babylon. His deeply personal prayer at that time is recorded (Nehemiah. 1:5-11). Later, in Jerusalem, he attributed his great achievements there to divine providence (Nehemiah. 2:8). When enemies threatened to overcome his exhausted workers laboring to restore Jerusalem’s wall, he made their peril a matter of prayer (Nehemiah. 4:4-5). This deep spiritual grounding is constant as his story unfolds.
III. Discernment. All leaders have nay-sayers, competitors, and even enemies. When the broken walls of Jerusalem were being built under his leadership, jealous neighbors – namely Sanballat, Tobiah, and Geshem – plotted to stop him. It seems to me that Nehemiah’s honest, uncluttered mind was quick to sense their hidden intentions and avoid their traps.
IV. Moral strength. When famine struck Jerusalem and surrounding areas, a few wealthy men in Jerusalem were selling food to the poor at inflated prices. The people cried out to Nehemiah that they were losing their land and even their children just to stay alive.
This may have been Nehemiah’s supreme test. When dealing with charges of wrongdoing – the rich against the poor, the powerful against the weak, or the group against individual — it can be tempting to take the side of the strong, influential, or prestigious. The law of God recognizes this peril and says, “Do not show partiality to the poor or favoritism to the great, but judge your neighbor fairly” (Leviticus. 19:15).
Nehemiah sternly commanded the grasping wealthy officials to stop, and pay back the excessive amounts they had exacted (Neh. 5:6-13).
In our times the need for scrupulously honest, spiritually grounded, discerning, and resolute leadership is urgent — in government, business, education and particularly in the cause of Christ.
Nehemiah—honest, godly, discerning, and morally courageous patriot, will forever model leadership traits that really matter.
First published January 6, 2014
Edited July 31, 2023
Photo credit: Dennis Hill (via flickr.com)
My new memoir, FROM KITCHEN CHAIR TO PULPIT: A Memoir of Family, Faith, and Ministry, has just been published. I hope you will click on one of the links that follow to be taken to the page on these sites that enable you to view and potentially purchase the paperback or ebook. My book shows just how extraordinary the pastoral life can be, describing how I prepared for ministry and ministered to three congregations and then, as a bishop, to pastors as a bishop, with the help of my wife, Kathleen, and the support of our children as they grew up from children to adults.
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Elementary – July 30th
Worship Video
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And don’t forget to follow Kidz Rock on Facebook and Instagram!
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Collide – July 30th
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High School Ministry – July 24th
This Week!
First, please download Discord for your device! You can do this by downloading the application here.
Second, add yourself to our High School Ministry Discord Server by clicking THIS LINK.
We will keep you informed on what’s coming up AND spontaneous hangouts!
Summer Bible Study!
Every Monday in July @ 7:00pm-9:00pm
Join us in the Youth Room every Monday in July for a chill night of diving into scripture and enjoying FREE snacks! Students completed grade 8 -12 are welcome to attend!
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Biking!
Tuesday July 25th @ 1:00pm-3:00pm
Join us for a bike ride around the neighborhood! We will provide a snack along the way!
Meet at the church! Bring a bike and helmet.
You can also contact us at 204-261-0070 before Tuesday, July 25th at 10am to borrow a bike.
Please Register as space is limited.
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE ONLINE ACTIVITY RELEASE FORM
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Beach Day!
Wednesday July 26th @ 10:30am-4:30pm
Birds Hill Park. Cost: FREE- Bring a lunch or $$ for Canteen. Check our Instagram pages by 9am for rain updates.
Meet at church! (Activity Release Form is required for this event).
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE ONLINE ACTIVITY RELEASE FORM
Next Week!Sports Activity
Tuesday August 1st @ 1:00pm-3:00pm
Join us in the Youth Room as we will have a fun sporting activity for you!
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Wheel of Ill Will!
Wednesday August 2nd @ 7:00pm-9:00pm
This popular game is back with new challenges, a guaranteed fun time and sweet candy prizes!
Follow us on Instagram for event and weather updates all Summer long! @ churchoftherockhsm Join us throughout the week on Discord! Here’s what you need to know:First, please download Discord for your device! You can do this by downloading the application here.
Second, add yourself to our High School Ministry Discord Server by clicking THIS LINK.
We will keep you informed on what’s coming up AND spontaneous hangouts!
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Threshold Jr – July 24th
This Week!
Biking!
Tuesday July 24th @ 1pm-3pm
Join us for a bike ride around the neighborhood! We will provide a snack along the way!
Meet at the church! Bring your bike and helmet or contact us at 204-261-0070 to borrow a bike before 10am on Tuesday, July 25th. Please Register as spots are limited.
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE ONLINE SUMMER ACTIVITY RELEASE FORM
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Beach Day!
Wednesday July 26th @ 10:30am-4:30pm
Bird’s Hill Park. Cost: FREE- Bring a lunch or $$ for Canteen.
Check our Instagram pages by Wednesday, July 26th at 9am for rain updates.
Meet at the church! (Activity Release Form is required for this event).
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE ONLINE SUMMER ACTIVITY RELEASE FORM
Next Week!Sports Activity
Tuesday August 1st @ 1pm-3pm
Join us in the Youth Room as we will have a fun sporting activity for you!
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Wheel of Ill Will!
August 2nd @ 7pm-9pm
This popular game is back with new challenges, a guaranteed fun time and sweet candy prizes!
Follow us on Instagram for event and weather updates all Summer long! @threshold_jr Join us throughout the week on Discord!Here’s what you need to know:
First, create a Discord user by downloading the application here.
Second, sign on to our Threshold Jr Discord server by clicking here.
You’ll be up to speed throughout the week!
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Much-needed advice from John Wesley
By Donald G. Bastian
John Wesley, like all thinkers during the Enlightenment (primarily the eighteenth century), wrote long, carefully argued essays and books, in his case on theological, ecclesiastical, and moral topics. Wesley was a Church of England priest who was instrumental in starting the Methodist movement.
But in the midst of these writings are aphoristic jewels on a large range of topics. I am struck by how appropriate many of them are to the crisis today in political discourse (if it can even be called that). Here are some jewels from John Wesley.
Though we cannot think alike, may we not love alike? May we not be of one heart, though we are not of one opinion? Without all doubt, we may. Herein all the children of God may unite, notwithstanding these smaller differences.
We should be rigorous in judging ourselves and gracious in judging others.
What one generation tolerates, the next generation will embrace.
I want the whole Christ for my Savior, the whole Bible for my book, the whole Church for my fellowship, and the whole world for my mission field.
In all cases, the Church is to be judged by the Scripture, not the Scripture by the Church.
Lord, I am no longer my own, but Yours. Put me to what You will, rank me with whom You will. Let me be employed by You or laid aside for You, exalted for You or brought low by You. Let me have all things, let me have nothing, I freely and heartily yield all things to Your pleasure and disposal. And now, O glorious and blessed God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, You are mine and I am Yours. So be it. Amen.
Not, how much of my money will I give to God, but, how much of God’s money will I keep for myself?
Do all the good you can, by all the means you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, at all the times you can, to all the people you can, as long as ever you can.
My new memoir, FROM KITCHEN CHAIR TO PULPIT: A Memoir of Family, Faith, and Ministry, has just been published. I hope you will click on one of the links that follow to be taken to the page on these sites that enable you to view and potentially purchase the paperback or ebook. My book shows just how extraordinary the pastoral life can be, describing how I prepared for ministry and ministered to three congregations and then, as a bishop, to pastors as a bishop, with the help of my wife, Kathleen, and the support of our children as they grew up from children to adults.
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Wisdom of the Generations
By Robert W. Bastian
The Bastian family has been working with Mom on her upcoming memoir. Hers will complement Dad’s memoir of a few years ago, From Kitchen Chair to Pulpit: A Life of Family, Faith, and Ministry, and document Swallow family history for the three generations of her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
Mother was born Kathleen Grace Swallow, in 1926, the fourth of seven children who lived on a farm in Saskatchewan and then, forced by circumstances, moved to Niagara Falls, Ontario.
We are amazed by what Mom has written and hope to have the book completed within the next few months.
One of the things we have learned is the role of aphorisms in Mom’s family. Her widowed mother was famous for her good-natured teaching/teasing comments to her seven children, such as, “Pride is warm,” when a daughter didn’t want to disturb her hair with a hat in winter. Another one was, “Of all my father’s family, I love myself the best,” said when one of the children took the largest cookie on the plate instead of leaving it for someone else. Many other Swallow aphorisms will be found in Mom’s memoir.
Dad’s family also had aphorisms from his English immigrant parents. “Your chickens will come home to roost.” Or, on a Saturday morning to rouse a teenager wanting to sleep in: “Go to the ant, thou sluggard; consider her ways and be wise.”
We think the refrain of there’s a right way to do everything wisdom may have been handed down by his parents. And Dad’s English major and wide reading gave him some others that he applied more sparingly that deserve mention.
For example, all three of us children had at least one experience (as does almost everyone) with dishonesty and betrayal from a friend or co-worker. “Lies circle the globe, while truth is pulling its boots on” might have been a word of comfort from Dad at such a time.
We can each think of a time when we felt trapped by a bad work environment, an impossible task, the sting of injustice. Dad might provide insight into our emotional state by saying, “It seems to me that you are feeling like a victim. Nobody does well in victim mode.” And then he’d brainstorm with us how to get out of that mode.
And now in our generation, we each have a favorite aphorism. One is, “Truth is violated by falsehood, but outraged by silence.” Another: “ In matters of taste, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock.” Or here’s a good one: “You can cover a lot of ground in life if you don’t stop to throw rocks at all the barking dogs.”
The reader can find the source of each of these aphorisms, with a simple Internet search, and, in so doing, find more aphorisms of their own.
My new memoir, FROM KITCHEN CHAIR TO PULPIT: A Memoir of Family, Faith, and Ministry, has just been published. I hope you will click on one of the links that follow to be taken to the page on these sites that enable you to view and potentially purchase the paperback or ebook. My book shows just how extraordinary the pastoral life can be, describing how I prepared for ministry and ministered to three congregations and then, as a bishop, to pastors as a bishop, with the help of my wife, Kathleen, and the support of our children as they grew up from children to adults.
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Soccer! – July 20th
Thursday, July 20th- Soccer!
Are you game? We will be playing soccer so come on down! (no experience required)
Location: West Parking lot (Green Space) Time: 7:30PM-9PM See you there.And don’t forget to follow Engage Young Adults on Facebook and Instagram!
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Threshold Jr – July 17th
This Week!
Basketball!
Tuesday July 18th @ 1pm-3pm
Wear your gym clothes and join us for some good ole basketball games in the gym! Please register as space is limited.
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE ONLINE SUMMER ACTIVITY RELEASE FORM
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Sardines & Ice Cream
Wednesday July 19th @ 7:00pm-9:00pm
This THRESHOLD JR NIGHT is for students completed grade 5 to grade 8!
We’ll play the hide & seek game, sardines and snack on ice cream after.
Biking!
Tuesday July 25th @ 1pm-3pm
Join us for a bike ride around the neighborhood! We will provide a snack along the way!
Meet at the church!
Registration opens on Monday, July 24th.
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Beach Day!
Wednesday July 26th @ 10:30am-4:30pm
Birds Hill Park. Cost: FREE- Bring a lunch or $$ for Canteen. Check our Instagram pages by 9am for rain updates. Meet at the Church.
Follow us on Instagram for event and weather updates all Summer long! @threshold_jr Join us throughout the week on Discord!Here’s what you need to know:
First, create a Discord user by downloading the application here.
Second, sign on to our Threshold Jr Discord server by clicking here.
You’ll be up to speed throughout the week!
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High School Ministry – July 17th
This Week!
First, please download Discord for your device! You can do this by downloading the application here.
Second, add yourself to our High School Ministry Discord Server by clicking THIS LINK.
We will keep you informed on what’s coming up AND spontaneous hangouts!
Summer Bible Study!
Every Monday in July @ 7:00pm-9:00pm
Join us in the Youth Room every Monday in July for a chill night of diving into scripture and enjoying FREE snacks! Students completed grade 8 -12 are welcome to attend!
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Basketball
Tuesday July 18th @ 1:00pm-3:00pm
Wear your gym clothes and join us for some good old basketball in the gym. We’ll meet at the Kidz Rock check-in desk before heading to the gym. You may want to bring a water bottle! This event is for students who have completed grade 6-12!
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE ONLINE ACTIVITY RELEASE FORM
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No HSM Youth
Wednesday July 19th
This week is a Threshold Jr event only. See you next week!
Next Week!Biking!
Tuesday July 25th @ 1:00pm-3:00pm
Join us for a bike ride around the neighborhood! We will provide a snack along the way!
Meet at the church!
Registration opens on Monday, July 24th.
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Beach Day!
Wednesday July 26th @ 10:30am-4:30pm
Birds Hill Park. Cost: FREE- Bring a lunch or $$ for Canteen. Check our Instagram pages by 9am for rain updates. Meet at church!
Follow us on Instagram for event and weather updates all Summer long! @ churchoftherockhsm Join us throughout the week on Discord! Here’s what you need to know:First, please download Discord for your device! You can do this by downloading the application here.
Second, add yourself to our High School Ministry Discord Server by clicking THIS LINK.
We will keep you informed on what’s coming up AND spontaneous hangouts!
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Collide – July 16th
Check out our ongoing resources for each age group:
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And don’t forget to follow Kidz Rock on Facebook and Instagram!
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