Midweek Meditation
Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding;in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight. Proverbs […]
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HELPING KIDS UNDERSTAND THE EASTER STORY Countdown to EASTER… DAY 8 / EASTER SUNDAY
Symbol: Empty Box Verses: John 20:1-18 (also found in Matthew 27:62-28:10, Mark 16:1-19, Luke 24:1-12) Details: Christ is Risen!! He is Risen Indeed!! Because Jesus left the tomb empty and […]
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Easter Service
https://fil.email/Fe3hyz9X
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Sunday message reminder and update
Our Easter message and Communion (please have bread or cracker and a cup of juice or water ready) will be on Facebook at Wesley Chapel, Fairfield and Rouzerville UMCAlso available […]
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HELPING KIDS UNDERSTAND THE EASTER STORY Countdown to EASTER… DAY 7 / HOLY SATURDAY
Symbol: Ripped Cloth Verses: Mark 15:33-47 (also found in Matthew 27:45-61, Luke 23:44-56) Details: After Jesus breathed his last breath, the curtain of the temple, which separated the Holy of […]
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YouTube channel!
We’ve taken a step forward with the video services. We have a YouTube channel! And the Sunday service is queued up to release on Sunday morning at 9am! Here is the […]
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HELPING KIDS UNDERSTAND THE EASTER STORY Countdown to EASTER… DAY 6 / GOOD FRIDAY
Symbol: Cross Verses: Mark 14:43-15:32 (also found in Matthew 26:47-27:44, Luke 22:47-23:43, John 18:1-19:27) Details: Good Friday commemorates the death of Jesus on the cross. You may want to go […]
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Tenebrae Service
https://www.filemail.com/d/kkavgbpbahtkkrj or https://fil.email/mCmzsCNK
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HELPING KIDS UNDERSTAND THE EASTER STORY Countdown to EASTER… DAY 5 / MAUNDY THURSDAY
Symbol: Communion Cup and “Bread” Verses: Luke 22:7-23 (also Matthew 26:17-30, Mark 14:12-26) Details: {“Maundy” comes from the Latin mandatum, which means commandment, and refers to John 13:34 where Jesus […]
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HELPING KIDS UNDERSTAND THE EASTER STORY Countdown to EASTER… DAY 4 / WEDNESDAY
Symbol: Basin and Wash Rag Verses: John 13:1-17 Details: Washing guests’ feet was a job delegated to the lowest servant. Think about it: they only wore sandals, so their feet […]