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Christmas Decorations or Ministry Tools?
When are the Christmas decorations that fill our church with such beauty more than mere decorations? When God leads someone to our church who doesn’t know anything about Christmas.
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Reaching Out for a Ripple Effect
A visit to the dentist for a general cleaning yields a bag full of donated toothbrushes. A local wholesaler agrees to deep discounts. Card-game buddies donate weekly to the “shipping costs jar.” Somehow, it all gets done, thanks to Rick Scott, who this year will sort, stack and stuff 200 shoeboxes with toys and necessities for kids from around the world. |
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Angel Tree Prison Ministry has given Shae the help, love, and support she needs to face the hardships of having a parent in prison. The little girl who once feared she’d be alone now feels remembered and cherished! She continues to pray every night for God to help her through the lonely times until she can be reunited with her mom and dad. More. |
Father/Daughter Archery Shoot Hits the Spot
Getting your daughter out of bed early on a Saturday morning—difficult. Early morning cup of coffee at MacDonald's drive-thru window—$1. Temperature at 9:00 AM "Father/Daughter Archery Shoot"—40 degrees. Spending the morning with your daughter helping her learn how to shoot a bow and arrow—priceless!
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Lady Gaga It Ain’t
Five industrious, fiftyish (okay, sixtyish) guys from West Shore's Cornerstone Fellowship Group labored for about three hours building a six-sided, fifteen-foot diameter Gaga Ball court on the lawn outside the youth room. Why?
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West Shore whets appetite for hunger relief
As we have learned of late, hunger knows no boundaries. One in six Americans struggles with not having enough food to eat. It's easy to believe that hunger is an isolated issue, confined to a minority demographic such as the homeless and the poor, but the reality is much different. Millions of hard-working Americans—17 percent college educated—cannot make ends meet and are forced to skip meals or go without a healthy meal for days.
That’s where West Shore steps in.
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 West Shore whets appetite for hunger relief
As we have learned of late, hunger knows no boundaries. One in six Americans struggles with not having enough food to eat. It's easy to believe that hunger is an isolated issue, confined to a minority demographic such as the homeless and the poor, but the reality is much different. Millions of hard-working Americans—17 percent college educated—cannot make ends meet and are forced to skip meals or go without a healthy meal for days. That’s where West Shore steps in.
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 Courage to Care:
Caring In Small Ways
In our present American culture it’s often difficult to find someone other than the funeral director who will discuss end of life issues—even when it’s beyond obvious that the end of life has come. “Becoming like Jesus” means, in part, recognizing our “time” as he did (John 7:6, Matthew 26:18) which will help us understand even better how precious life is and will result in a deeper, wider, more profound courage we need to walk with others when their time comes.
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5 Stars for "Cooks in the Kitchen!"
Seasonal favorites such as chicken corn soup, baked ziti, and cheesy beef-and-mac are just a few of the warm-and-fuzzy, feel-good entrees available for the taking thanks to “Cooks in the Kitchen.”
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