Wednesday, December 31, 2014

December 31, 2014


Dear Covenant family,

 

"Guard your heart more than anything else, because the source of your life flows from it” – Proverbs 4:23  (Gods Word Translation)

 

Are you making any New Year resolutions? Some may, hoping for a good start or a better New Year. Some may not, as resolutions tend to be broken, and who wants to deal with more disappointment? May I suggest to you one solid New Years Resolution? Keep a close watch on your heart, because from it flows everything in life. Resolutions often fail when our heart hasn’t been changed. We miss the right foundation to build on. Full life takes place when the heart beats right! I like the word ‘flow’. It speaks of a natural result, automatic – you can’t avoid it. It’s not forced, but it simply happens.  This Sunday we’ll look at a healthy flow of life for you in 2015 by doing what matters most: guarding your heart. Look forward to see you Sunday!

 

White Elephant tomorrow

Darlene Berg writes: White Elephant to take place on New Years Day from 3-7 pm. We will start with children’s white elephant exchange, a white chili/chowder early supper and then the "adult/adolescent" white elephant exchange and cookie dessert. Bring a gift in your home that you no longer need (nothing trashy, don’t buy anything in the store, something that is ‘fun’ or ‘unique’) and bring some food. Food categories include:

  1. Soups: Chowder/White Chili;
  2. Bread/Crackers
  3. Cookies
  4. Nibbles – fruit/cheese vegies

 

Year End Giving

Treasurer Donna Masson wants to remind you that it is not to late to make Year End Donations to CBC as long as your check is dated for 2014 and in the offering box by this Sunday. Let’s end the year strong financially. Thank you for giving!

 

Men’ Breakfast: Because of these and other events, no Men’ Breakfast in January, but it’s to resume in February

 

2015: Cast our Nets – South Growth Group Initiative to reach young families

Starting January, 2015 the south group will be meeting every other Sunday at the church immediately following the service to discuss "Parenting with Purpose and Grace.”. Open to other families

 

Prayer and Praise Reports:

Mildred Stringer is at home and doing better after some respitory problems earlier this week

Clarissa, recovering from sickness. Doctors suspect she may have systematic arthritis.

Dick Slater, Norm Smith                                          

 

Church Calendar: Look for an updated one in next week’s email

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