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 | This week's sermon: Lessons on Christian Living From 1 Peter:
"Be Watchful"
Presented by
Pastor Brent James |
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 High school graduatesto be honored Sunday
Sunday we will recognize the high school graduates of our congregation. Please join us as we celebrate their accomplishments and pray for their future success. To be recognized are:
- Tasha Bleich
- Cassianna Busch
- Clare Busch
- Andrew Doornick
- Christian Hamilton
- Faith Hamilton
- Caleb Haner-Sundin
- Hunter Keffer
- Micah Kipple
- Robert Layton
- Katie Loehrs
- Gabe McVicker
- Bekah Nelson
- Tess Nelson
- Sallee Newman
- Jared Sell
- Destin Simmons
- Joel Stier
- Jesse Stigile
- Alec Wright
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Garage sale Saturday
for Royal Family Kids Camp:
Royal Family Kids Camp is having a garage sale at Les and Beth Martin's house to raise money for the camp.
8 AM to 4 PM
Saturday, June 2
4577 Erlands Pt Rd NW.
Bremerton.
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Bottles still needed to aid
Pregnancy Resource
If you forgot to bring in your change for Pregnancy Resource Services, please return it today to Machele Cave. The center is also eager to have their bottles returned so they may use them next year, even if they aren't filled. Please return those as well. Pregnancy Resource Services offers practical, emotional, and spiritual help to each woman who comes through the door.
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Wendy Brown to speak
for Mission Connection
Join us Sunday, June 10th, at 10:45 a.m. to hear the story of Wendy Brown, international education director of Children of the Nations. For five years she has overseen the development of COTN schools in Sierra Leone, Malawi, Uganda, Haiti and the Dominican Republic. For 15 summers, she has lead teacher teams to these countries to conduct teacher training.
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Job opportunity: Janitorial
10 hours per week
Our facilities are extremely busy and our facilities director Marvin Nelson needs assistance to maintain them.
We are seeking someone who could work approximately 10 hours per week, typically in the afternoons. Email Jason Caldwell for questions or to apply or call the office at 360-692-6549.
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It's time for men to be men and to eat pork...
5th Annual Men's Pig Roast
4 to 8 p.m.
Sunday, June 10th
At the Nuckols' Compound
20811 Kaster Road
Poulsbo
$5 per person
Day of the event
call 360-697-3478.
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Les Eathorne Golf Classic
1 PM Friday, June 29th
Gold Mountain Golf Complex
Enjoy a day of golfing at one of Kitsap County's finest courses while supporting Christian-oriented sports programs for area youth. The proceeds of this event support the basketball programs run by Sports Beyond /Total Package Basketball and the Les Eathorne Scholarship Fund. The event includes an 18-hole tournament, cart, specialty holes and post-golf barbecue and awards.
Carts, gift bag, range balls and putting/chipping areas are available for all participants prior to the tournament. The $20,000 hole-in-one will be split $10,000 for the golfer, $10,000 for Sports Beyond.
Click here for registration information.
Click here for a printable registration form.
Sports Beyond was founded by Rick Walker in 1989 as a ministry to the community through Peninsula Bible Fellowship. It is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that puts on sports camps, clinics, leagues and seminars for youth between the ages of 8 and 18. Sports Beyond has ministered to thousands of youth over the past 23 years through these activities, providing a safe place for youth and positive Christian role models. Over 200 youth will be involved in leagues, camps and clinics this summer. Many youth, especially in the Bremerton area, cannot afford the travel, league and training fees to help them improve their game. Sports Beyond subsidizes student athletes so they can acheive their goals. More information cn be found at www.sportsbeyond.net or call Rick Walker 360-271-4831. |
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Join us at 6 p.m. Saturday, June 2, for an exciting evening of great food, fun and fund raising. Take part in our silent auction and search for deals and one-of-a-kind offers and experiences. All the while, you will help our youth participate in two life-changing mission experiences.
What's for dinner? Spaghetti, bread and salad. Suggested donation is $15 per ticket. CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS. Enter the amount you would like to donate. ($15 per plate suggested) On the "Select One" drop-down menu, be sure to click "Youth Dinner Auction Tickets." Complete the rest of the form.
Can't attend the auction? Baskets up for bid will be displayed in the foyers during services Sunday, May 27th, and will return for bids during the auction.
What can I buy at the Auction? Here's just a sample of the baskets that will be available for lucky bidders:
- Youth Pastor Andy Chinn will make you pierogi, a pastry with a pot-sticker type crust filled with a variety of fillings and fried. The food is a specialty of Eastern Europe where Andy lived with his missionary parents
- An afternoon sailing in a Ranger 20 sloop followed by a gourmet meal on the Manette shore
- Dental care items including a Sonicare Toothbrush
- Monthly deliveries of homemade baked goods
- Boat excursions
- Drawing for a dinner at La Fermata
- Demarle molds and spices
- Craft supplies
- Spa supplies
- Auto maintenance certificates
- Services like yard work, babysitting, tutoring and more...
CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE AUCTION ITEMS
What are the youth doing on their mission trips?
Youth are going to serve on two different trips this summer. To participate, each youth must promise to raise funds and work toward covering the $600 cost of his or her trip.
- In Canada: 17 youths will travel to the homeland of the Ulkatcho Tribe on Anahim Lake. While there, they will be guests of the tribe and assist with a summer vacation bible school for about 40 children in kindergarten through fifth grade during the day and a teen program for 25 to 30 students at night. When they do get a chance to sleep, they will stay in the Anahim Lake Resort courtesy of the tribe.
- In San Francisco: 11 youth will work with the highly touted San Francisco City Impact program. The inner-city support organization offers tutoring, children's programs and food and clothing distribution for low-income families and individuals. Students will stay in living quarters designed for youth on mission trips.
How else can I help? The Youth Program is still looking for a truck, Suburban or similar vehicle that could be used to tow equipment and bags for either trip. Rental companies will not permit their vehicles to tow anything. If you can help, contact Youth Pastor Andy Chinn. |
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