Fasten Your Seatbelts

I'm excited for this Sunday for two reasons:

1. At 9:30am, we will kick-off a brand new series called, Fasten Your Seatbelts.  The reason behind the title is we will be joining the early apostles on a wild, roller-coaster type ride through the book of Acts.  Over the next several weeks, we will take a peak at how God used Gospel-Centered Multiplication to launch the First Baptist Church of Jerusalem.  However, during our journey through Acts, we will also witness how the early followers of Jesus dealt with opposition so ferocious and so deadly that any other organization would have folded immediately...but not these bold, unhindered disciples!  Come ready to "Fasten Your Seatbelts" and hang-on as God continues to transform us into the image of His Son, Jesus!
2. During our Sunday service, I will be introducing a month-long campaign called, Who's Your One?  The Who's Your One campaign is sponsored by NAMB and is a tool designed to help churches prioritize ownership of the Great Commission as we each intentionally pursue one person with the hope of the gospel.  That's the intention behind Who's Your One.  Join us on Sunday and learn more about your role in the gospel story of Jesus.

Also, don't forget to join me in my office at 8:45am for a brief time of prayer before our worship gathering.

Note:  Our Sunday service continues to meet at 9:30am, with two options for participating.

1. Attend our live "in-person" gathering.  No reservations are required and we will continue to follow all necessary COVID guidelines.  Please wear a mask so we can keep everyone safe and healthy!
2. We value our online church community and will continue to livestream our church service at 9:30am for those who wish to participate.

Note:  For our "after-church" zoom gathering, we will be joining our discipleship class led by Larry Annes.

Discipleship Study:  Not the Way It's Supposed to Be
10:45am to 11:45am
In-person and on zoom
Zoom Link:  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84125779768  

Thanks for keeping Parkside Fellowship a "House of Prayer".

See you Sunday.

Pastor Doug