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Saturday, February 7, 2009

how beautiful are the feet of those who share the good news




"How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaim salvation, who say to Zion, “Your God reigns!” -Isaiah 52:7


Each week, both of the Rejoice Church campuses (106th and 86th St.) do a wonderful job teaching the good news of Jesus. Every Sunday over 100 teens and adults spend time with newborn babies to high school students teaching the lifechanging message of Christ. Rejoice Church's desire is to always be a place where people can experience the joy of living in their community and across the world. I'm so thankful for the gospel, but I'm also thankful for those who are teaching our children so they can take the gospel to those who have never heard! Join us a week from tomorrow (Feb. 15th) as we celebrate many families on both campuses dedicating their children and their purposes to the Lord.

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

great biblical teaching in the birth-kindergarten ministry



This past Sunday, Rejoice Church South Campus set some new records in our short history! One of the records was the amount of children we had in the birth-kindergarten ministry. All our early childhood classes are growing rapidly and one of the reasons is because of our great leaders and teachers that serve each week! This picture is Zach Parsons (on the left) and my son, Candry Cariker (on the right) enjoying a great moment in their class. Each week, they are reminded of 3 core truths: God made me, God loves me, I will obey God! I'm so thankful for our team at both campuses who consistently teach our children the truth of God from the Bible. Have you ever served in the ECM (birth-kindergarten ministry)? Have you ever had the privilege of teaching babies or kids? Who taught you growing up? If you attend either Rejoice Church campus make sure and tell a leader thanks, this weekend! -casey cariker