Refuge and @blueprint58atl are back with our annual Thanksgiving Community Dinner! We hope to see you on Sunday, November 16th at 6pm. Be sure to invite your neighbors, coworkers, friends, etc. and we'll see you there! 🦃🥧🦃🥧🦃🥧
“The problem at the Unconditional Conference is not just that inappropriate speakers were platformed or that Stanley gave (at best) mixed messaging about sexual sin,” writes @SamAllberry.
“North Point as a whole is implicated.”
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The Refuge staff all got to attend the @HarborNetwork_ Leaders Summit and it was outstanding. Refreshing. Encouraging. Challenging. We are so glad to be a part of a network that values redemptive kingdom diversity!
It’s that time of year again! Once again, we’re teaming up with @blueprint58atl for our annual Back2School Bash. This year it’s even more exciting because it’s the grand opening of Blueprint’s new building! Check out our link in bio for more info.
around the world. Destroy the powers and principalities that wage war against your people and divide those who ought to be family.
Let your kingdom come in its fullness, your will be done, in Atlanta as it is in heaven. Until that day, we pray maranatha, Lord come quickly.(5/5)
A Juneteenth prayer, shared by @ethanwseifried at the @oneracemovement event this morning:
Lord,
As I look out at this Juneteenth crowd, celebrating a new national holiday, gathered from many tribes, tongues, and nations, it looks like heaven. (1/5)
This ought not to be so in the beloved community.
So Lord, smash our idols. Begin in our hearts, but let your work expand and extend it into our homes, into our neighborhoods, into the courthouses, the schoolhouses, and places of influence in our city, our nation and (4/5)
Hey Refuge! New staff pics are in. Here’s who runs the day-to-day of the church:
• Kim Bego | Minister of Care
• Brady Hoffman | Executive Pastor
• Kira Knott | Kids Director
• Ethan Seifried | Pastor of Teaching & Vision
• Devron Woodruff | Youth Director
Don't let Jesus’ Passion be mere head knowledge. Come experience the stations of the cross at Refuge. The stations of the cross are a pilgrimage of head and heart. They’re a time for our imaginations to transport us back to the road of suffering Jesus walked for our salvation.
It’s almost spring, and no mosquitos yet! Come enjoy the outdoors with the Refuge family before it gets sticky hot!
Sunday, March 19th, after the 2nd service (~12:30) we’ll be eating together and having tons of fun.
• FREE lunch
• Bounce houses
• Ping pong
• Corn Hole