This Sabbath, 28 January, we will be having a lunch and our monthly planning meeting at Paul’s house after church. Lunch will be provided but feel free to bring any drinks, side dishes, or desserts.
If you need Paul’s address, email spencervillecya@gmail.com and we will send it to you.
–Melissa
All,
Spencerville Church’s Social Committee is having a game night this Saturday night in the Fellowship Hall (where we meet for Sabbath School each week). I have gone to these before and they are a lot of fun! You are invited to bring food and games.
Here’s the information shared in the bulletin:
Good afternoon,
Friday evening we will be talking about diet and fitness! Calvin will be hosting! Contact me for location details!
Sincerely,
James!
P.S. Suggested reading: Corinthians 6:19-20, Genesis 1:29, I Timothy 4:8, Daniel 1:12-17, Phillipians 4:5, Proverbs 23:19-21
None of us like getting into trouble. However, it happens and it’s not always terribly bad for us . Many times, given it’s carried out in a constructive manner, it can help us. This week, we’ll be talking about God’s judgment and how it can reveal his grace.
We hope to see everyone there!
Lesson Link: EAQ112_04 (obtained from http://www.absg.adventist.org/Standard.htm )
Hey Everyone!
Since many of us will be at Spencerville Church rehearsing for Youth Sabbath next week, we’re inviting everyone to join us there at 7:00pm for Bible study. There won’t be a formal study, but there will be light refreshments to eat, and a few Bible games to play. You’re welcome to come out and either spy on our rehearsal, or hang out and play games. Please bring any Bible games you may have!
Address: 16325 New Hampshire Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20905
See you Friday night!
Lerone
Hello One and All!
If you are a participant in the Young Adult/Youth Sabbath on January 28, please note that we will be meeting at the Spencerville Church this Friday evening (Jan. 20) at 7:00pm to rehearse the program. Feel free to join us even if you will not be participating in the service!
Please ping me via email or on Facebook if you have any questions.
Thanks!
Lerone
This week in Sabbath School we’ll be talking about something absurd: salvation and Christ as our Redeemer. That’s right, it’s absurd, but not in the conventional way. Paul states that the whole situation of the cross is foolishness to the world (1 Cor. 1:18). Join us this week to weigh in on our discussion and maybe, God willing, uncover some truths about Christ as our Redeemer.
Lesson Link: EAQ112_03 (obtained from http://www.absg.adventist.org/Standard.htm )
Okay, so since Jen bullied me into moderating against my will, I will be leading Bible study for the first time this Friday! I’m thrilled, let me tell ya. Anyway, I would like to discuss what it means to do God’s work, the various ways of doing God’s work and what it means to put him first in everything we do. In my short time as a Christian, I’ve experienced the static effects of what having a narrow sense of these concepts can lead to, so I would like to model the life of Jesus and try to establish a broader sense of what our mission is on this earth. All of you guys are much more knowledgable on this stuff than I am, so any feedback you’re willing to give will help me a lot. Hope to see you Friday!
-James
For Sabbath School this week, we’ll be examining the literal, six-day creation and what it reveals about God.
We hope to see everyone there!
Lesson Link: EAQ112_02 (obtained from http://www.absg.adventist.org/Standard.htm)
Happy New Year everyone!
This Sabbath, 7 January, we will be having a luncheon at Paul’s house. While Paul’s mother did not specifically ask for people to bring food, you are more than welcome to bring a dish, dessert, or drink if you would like.
There is no set time to be there; the official start time is after church. However, we will probably start eating between 2-230pm. If you have any questions (such as “What’s Paul’s address?”), you can email spencervillecya@gmail.com .
We hope to see you there! :~)
–Melissa
