Hospitality Schedule: Potlucks suspended until further notice.
Help make money for our school: When you shop on Amazon you can log onto smile.amazon.com/ch/06-1722771 instead of amazon.com. This will automatically put in our school's info so that 0.5% of your total purchase will get donated to the school. This is free money! Please use this link when shopping so we can make money. If you do not want to use the link, just type smile.amazon.com, choose our school from the list and click start shopping. It is super easy! Thanks for your continued support for our church school!
It is Written Presents Answers in Prophecy Seminars which can be viewed online at answersinprophecy.com These 9 seminars are the first in a yearlong series which NW and Hammond have joined. Please take some time to listen. We want your feedback !
All tithe funds go directly to the Conference for support of the ministry. Church Budget stays at NW and goes toward our bills.
Social Distancing and safety measures still in effect for now..
Prayer Meeting: Wednesday nights, 6 pm at the church.
Fellowship Hall Usage: If you would like to use the fellowship hall please schedule it with Pat Kubik
Prayer Meeting: Wednesday nights, 6 pm at the church.
Schedule Changes: If you switch weeks with another person or make any other changes to the schedule, please let Jennifer Mann know.
Thank You, Jim Pavelka for the tree & seasonal decorations and also thank all of you, parents and children, for bringing your offerings at this special time of the year. By the way, this is what the Spirit of Prophecy says about having a Christmas tree as a fundraising tool:
“We are now nearing the close of another year, and shall we not make these festal days opportunities in which to bring to God our offerings? I cannot say sacrifices, for we shall only be rendering to God that which is His already, and which he has only entrusted to us till He shall call for it. God would be well pleased if on Christmas, each church would have a Christmas tree on which shall be hung offerings, great and small, for these houses of worship.
Letters of inquiry have come to us asking, Shall we have a Christmas tree? will it not be like the world? We answer, You can make it like the world if you have a disposition to do so, or you can make it as unlike the world as possible. There is no particular sin in selecting a fragrant evergreen and placing it in our churches; but the sin lies in the motive which prompts to action, and the use which is made of the gifts placed upon the tree.” (RH Dec. 11, 1879, par. 15)