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Exploring the Wisdom of JamesReflections from The Navajo Nation Missions Team Good Morning, Church family! Let's explore the wisdom found in the book of James. Each Scripture is one shared by our Navajo Nation missions team. These verses will encourage us to reflect on our roles within our families, church community, and community at large. James 1:19-20
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James 4:13-15
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James 1:26-27
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James 1:16-18
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James 4:11-12
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James 5:7-8
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James 3:17-18
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As we contemplate these verses from the book of James, may we find inspiration to strengthen our bonds within our family, church family, and community. Let's remember the importance of active listening, aligning our priorities with God's mission, and embodying pure and faultless religion. Additionally, let's look outward and consider how our unity and wisdom can contribute to a more missional focus, spreading God's love and truth to those beyond our congregation.
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Fellowship Dinner Registration Closes at 6PM!
Registration for the Wednesday night dinner closes on the Monday prior to the meal so that supplies can be purchased. |
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September's Wednesday Fellowship DinnerWednesday, September 13, 2023 For more infomation visit: http://clp.church/events/septembers-wednesday-fellowship-dinner/2023-09-13
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Thank you Scott and John!The floral arrangements for the Chancel are beautiful. We offer our sincere thanks to John Laabs (left) and Scott Kranzusch (right) for donating the elegant new floral arrangements that are now on display on the Chancel. Scott is an interior designer and skillfully created them to complement our altar area for all seasons. Our church family is very grateful for your generosity and love for the church. For more infomation visit:
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Men's Fellowship Tomorrow Night at 6pmThe Walk by Adam Hamilton For more infomation visit:
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Wednesday Night ActivitiesJoin us for food, fellowship, and fun! |
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Handbells Rehearsal
For more infomation visit: http://clp.church/events/handbells-rehearsal--246/2023-09-06
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"Thrive" Adult Bible StudyTuesday, September 12, 2023 For more infomation visit: http://clp.church/events/thrive-adult-bible-study/2023-09-12
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High School Mission Trip to Denver 2024Saturday, June 22, 2024 For more infomation visit: http://clp.church/events/high-school-mission-trip-to-denver-2024/2024-06-22
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A Message from the CLP Safety Teamin recognition for National Preparedness Month Being ready to deal with injuries is another important component of preparedness. FEMA recommends that everyone learn basic first-aid techniques. Most of us already have these skills. Clean and bandage a skinned knee, put a band-aid on a small cut, use an ice pack to reduce swelling, etc. These are all things we do without considering ourselves to be administering first aid. Don't underestimate your abilities when it comes to first aid! Over the past year, new first aid kits have been installed throughout the CLP campus. With the exception of the restrooms, every room on campus now contains a first aid kit. These kits contain supplies suited to dealing with the minor bumps and scrapes that are a part of everyday life. Don't forget, even a simple band-aid is first aid.
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STEWARDHIP MOMENTby Rob Gimbl Stewardship and servant leadership intertwine in my personal journey within the church. When I joined the church in 2009, finding a welcoming community was a challenge, but upon walking in, I was greeted warmly by two individuals who embodied the spirit of stewardship. They conveyed that fellowship is about caring, which resonated deeply with me. Soon, I realized that stewardship encompassed more than tithing; it involved sharing my time and talents to build God's Kingdom and His Church. Given the opportunity to lead fellowship, I served in that role for eight years, utilizing my talents to help others connect in meaningful ways. Recognizing my commitment, I was honored to be asked to become a deacon, ultimately serving as Head Deacon for five years. In this role, I learned that stewardship extends beyond material possessions. It is about sharing the spiritual gifts that God has blessed us with and demonstrating care for others. It is about loving God and loving others. Even though I had a personal dislike for hospitals, my love for people and dedication to God's work compelled me to overcome my discomfort and visit those in need. This act of selflessness, guided by God and the Holy Spirit, taught me that true stewardship involves using our gifts and time to care for others and make a positive impact.
Rob Gimbl TheShop@CLP Board Member For more infomation visit:
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Support the CLP mission......to love and serve all people in Christ! For more infomation visit:
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The Church at Litchfield ParkWe strive to love and serve all people in Christ! SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES OFFICE HOURS 300 North Old Litchfield Road For more infomation visit:
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