Challenged Accepted?
Do you like a challenge? If yes, here are some questions you can ask yourself: • Where is my life going in relation to my faith in Jesus Christ? • What is my life goal, my mission statement—the reason I get up in the morning? • Do I have more or less enthusiasm for my faith than I had a year ago,
Weekly Invite – 24 July
Prayers continue for the victims' families and the people of Munich. If you know of anyone who would like prayer or wishes to speak to someone, please let our leaders know. You may wish to read a new article on our church's website: Facing Terror with Faith in an Unfailing God. ***This Sunday, 24 July, we’ll be meeting at 11:00 hrs for a picnic at Spielplatz am See (Lake Starnberg's park near H'Ugo's). Bring a blanket, chairs, and something to share! 31
Wait for God
Dear Friends, Many of us went to sleep last night or woke up this morning to the horrific news of another terror attack. This time in Nice, our hearts and prayers are with the people there—for those who have lost their loved ones, those injured, and for the people of Nice and France. This Sunday’s sermon will be Wait for God, and the Scriptures we’ll be considering are 1 Samuel 16:1; 10-13. If ever there was some tough advice to swallow, it is:
Weekly Invite – 10 July
This Sunday, 10 July, Pastor Snyder will be preaching on A Friend at Night. Scripture verses will be looking at are Luke 11:5-13; 18:1-8. Next Sunday, 17 July - We're looking forward to Mark and Sally Thorogood (founding family of Starnberg Fellowship) being with us in worship. They would like to go out to a biergarten after the service and would love it if as many as possible could join them/us. Please let us know if you would like to attend. ***Please
Prayer
Dear Friends, Many thanks to Werner and Janice Lehnis and their great team from Care in Action for sharing their inspiring ministry with us. If you missed being with us last Sunday, you may read more about their ministry here: Care in Action. This Sunday’s sermon is A Friend at Night. Scriptures we’ll be considering are Luke 11:5-13; 18:1-8. Think about this: It’s Saturday morning at 3:00 a.m. You’re newly arrived in Munich, got off at the wrong stop, and walked in
