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Midweek News
Sunday
9am: Are we really alive? What does it mean to be alive? Who decides if we're truly alive or not?
So often we gauge our 'liveliness' by our reputation, by what the people around us think. We keep active as individuals or as a church group so everyone can see how much good stuff we're doing. But it doesn't matter what everyone else thinks. It matters what Jesus thinks. In Revelation chapters 2 & 3 Jesus tells seven churches what he thinks about them. On Sunday morning we'll look at just one of those to see what we can learn about being 'alive'! Read Revelation 3:1-6.
5pm: Almost every day we read or hear something about the drought that is gripping our nation, our state and our city. We are constantly being told that we are in the biggest dry spell in our history, and things may not get better for a while. But for an even longer time, we, our city, our country, and the world, has been suffering a drought of a different kind, a drought that sees us longing and thirsty and dying for meaning, purpose, significance, and eternity. This Sunday evening, in the first of our THIRST series, we are going to explore why we are so thirsty, and where the answer to this drought lies.
RCRC Community - Welcoming Luncheon.
If you are new to RCRC this year then you are invited to a Welcome to the RCRC Family Luncheon.
When: 5th August 2007
Time: 11am (straight after the morning church service)
This will be a time of getting to know one another, meeting the Pastors Dave and Clinton and the RCRC Elders - a time of fellowship and food and a brief overview of the church, its ministries and missions.
Please RSVP Sherri: 0415 835 533 or e-mail communitylife@redlandscrc.org.au
Church Planting in Redland Bay?
Live or work in Redland Bay?
Interested in planting a church in this growing area?
We are calling together all those who live in Redland Bay, or might be interested in platning a church in this area. A ‘coffee and chat' about the possibilities of this work will be held on Saturday 21st July, 10am-12noon. Please feel free to come along.
If you want to know a little more, talk to Clinton