Passion Play 2009 – Hope April 20, 2009

Passion Play 2009: HOPE

Although the Passion Play has come and gone, there is still chance to share what God has or is still doing in your life. Please continue to share with us as we keep this page open for a while longer. We will move on though when God presents the next season to us. Thank you again for your participation and sharing in God’s Kingdom work through this year’s Passion Play: Hope.

Worship Choir Information April 20, 2009

The Worship Choir is taking a break from Wednesday rehearsals and are being fed in the Pastor’s mid-week Bible Study, “A Vibrant Church”.  Rehersals will resume on Wednesday, September 2nd.  

In the meantime, many chior members are staying active in their worship leadership by supporting our Praise Choir which meets on Sunday mornings at 10:40 AM in the Rehearsal Room and leads our 11:00 congregation in Praise Music at the beginning of the service each week.  

FALL SEASON INFO:  Our Fall Worship Season will begin with a Fall Fellowship on Sunday, August 30th following the 1100 worship service.  The lunch will be in the Ministry Center.  At the luncheon, theme and schedule for the new season will be shared by Erik.  We are asking for a $3 donation to help cover some of the costs per person for lunch.  All family members of cuurent worship ministry members are invited. 

We are also inviting new prospective members to join, so if you know someone, invite them to come out that day to hear our vision and plans for the fall.  For new, prospective members, the lunch is FREE. 

Both members and future members need to RSVP to Erik to make sure we have enough lunch prepared.  Rehearsal will resume on Wednesday, September 2nd at 6:30 in the Rehearsal Room.  I look forward to seeing you all there and some new faces too.

This Week in Worship at OFBC April 20, 2009

What Jesus do you Know?

Dr. Lethco is sharing from the Gospel of Mark in the New Testament.   The title of his sermons are “Jesus:  The Man”.  The messages have been a great reminder of who Jesus really was.  Over the years, we tend to make our Savior out to be something else, something that really doesn’t even resemble the true character that He was. 

Come this week to hear more of this man called Jesus and how He has called us to Follow Him!  Following the message, think about your life of discipleship, does it match what Jesus taught?  Or has it become something drastically different, somewhat watered down, traditionalized, and predictable.  The last few sermons have reminded me that Jesus was far from predictable.  When it is all said and done, I do want Jesus to know me and be my Lord.  Do you? 

See you Sunday at Worship!