We’re looking for a part-time kids ministry coordinator at @CllctvChrch. They would be responsible for leading our volunteers and facilitating our efforts to help children grow in their relationship with Jesus. More information available here: https://t.co/xCwHhiUn6E
This weekend we celebrate our 6th birthday. May God continue to give us grace to be faithful to our calling, serve the Lord in a way that honors Him and blesses others, and always seek first His Kingdom in all we do. Join us a little early for pre-service prayer at 9:30.
Charles Spurgeon described the neglect of prayer as a locust devouring the strength of the church. Our monthly prayer nights are an essential connection point with Jesus that we could miss out on with the busyness and competing priorities of our lives. This Sunday at 5pm.
We’re continuing in our Kaleidoscopic Gospel series, looking at Acts 16:11-15 and the conversion of Lydia. In examining her story, we're invited to reflect on the "truth" of the Gospel and how it’s the answer to every person's searching. Let’s get into to it before Sunday.
Due to increased COVID-19 transmission among the unvaccinated, masks will now be required for everyone attending our Sunday services, regardless of vaccination status, according to LA County.
Launching our new series on Sunday, called Kaleidoscopic Gospel. It’s a series in Acts 16 on evangelism and the multifaceted beauty, truth, power, and hope of the Christian message.
No more registration, temp checks, assigned seating, or social distancing required at our Sunday services. If you are are fully vaccinated you do not need to wear a mask but the Department of Health requires those who are not fully vaccinated to continue to wear masks.
As we’ve been announcing for several weeks now, this Sunday will be the last time we livestream our service. More details here:
https://t.co/5mE5JCj0sU
We’re excited to open up registration for Discover Collective, a class to help you learn more about who we are as a church family. We’ll be covering our history, mission, vision, values, and calling. June 27. Register asap so we can plan accordingly. https://t.co/PdqC508e82
The gospel has vertical AND horizontal components. We might understand how it relates to God forgiving our sins but we can sometimes overlook what it means for the racial/political/cultural differences we have with one another, and how the gospel makes us a new family.
We’re so grateful to be gathering again as a church family on Sundays. The is something that is worth orienting our lives around and not something we take for granted. Looking forward to next Sunday where we get to do it all over again!
Our condition without Christ was not a pretty sight. But God has extended His grace to us and it changes everything. As you get into the weekly Bible passage this week, don’t forget to check out https://t.co/IHHvA2sfg8
This week we’re looking at how grateful to God the Apostle Paul was for the Ephesians and his prayer for them. As you study the passage on your own this week, go to https://t.co/IHHvA2sfg8 for helpful tools to guide you along.
Last Sunday was the start of something that could be really special in the life of our church. We launched a new series in Ephesians that we’re calling, Collective Again, looking at what the church is in its fullness. We’re in this together.
We have the opportunity to re-establish some of our regular rhythms and reclaim our identity. There is a sense that this is a season of rebuilding and we’re going to spend the next 12 weeks in Ephesians exploring what it means to be a collective church once again.