The Bearing Fruit
July 3, 2016
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Washington
Mennonite
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▪ Jon Widmer’s first term as elder concludes Sept
1st. He has agreed to serve a
second term. On July 10th
we will ask for your affirmation to have Jon serve a second term.
▪ Join Centro Cristiano on July 17 for a fundraiser
for Karen Cardenas, an IMS student
from Centro Cristiano. Together with
folks from Lower Deer Creek, Sugar Creek, East Union and West Union Churches we’ll
eat chicken fajitas with sides.
Yum! A free will offering will be
taken. Please sign up in the fellowship
hall on July 3rd if you plan to attend. Martha Hernandez would like to plan ahead how
much food to buy and prepare.
▪ WMC will be hosting Saturday Kitchen on July 16th
at the United Presbyterian
Church. You will find signup sheets to
donate food items and also a signup sheet for workers in the foyer. Sign up for the job and time you are
available to help. We always have fun
working together as we provide the noon meal for our guests as they gather
around tables and enjoy good food and the fellowship of others.
▪ Washington Mennonite Summer Worship
Series: Remember to sign up in the foyer to be a Children’s story
and playtime supervisor, to bring
fellowship snacks, or to provide
lunch for the baptism class.
Crooked Creek
Christian Camp
▪ Camp starts today with 6th-7th
graders. We thank you for your continued prayers lifting up to
Christ campers, counselors and all staff as we minister to children sharing the
love of Jesus.
▪ Grandfolk/Littlefolk day is Tuesday,
July 19, from 9am-3pm has space
available for 5-6 year old children with Grandfolks. Enroll online or call the camp office to
register.
Central Plains
Conference
▪ This is the last week to register for Youth
Escape! Your form must be in by Thursday, July 7. You can register online at
www.centralplainsmc.org/youth-escape2016.
Mennonite Agencies
▪ Mennonite Central Committee Central States is hiring for a Thrift
Shop Coordinator. This position is available
starting in August and the position location is flexible within the 16-state
Central States region. The Thrift Shop
Coordinator is expected to encourage shop operations to grow profitability
annually, to assist with problem solving in daily operations, to encourage and
advocate for board development and sound policies, and to nurture manager skill
development while offering and promoting MCC Thrift Shop Network resources. The work schedule is 40 hours per week. The full job description is available at
http://mcc.org/get-involved/serve/openings/thrift-shop-coordinator-cs. Please contact Heidi Huber at heidihuber(at)mcc.org
for more information.
▪ MC USA Announcement:
Love is a Verb Spiritual Practices Resource starts July 1! Check out MC
USA’s year-long spiritual practices resource on the 2017 convention theme, Love is a Verb. Written by Leo Hartshorn, it spans the year
leading up to the convention in Orlando, Florida (July 4-8, 2017), focusing on
the theme of love found in 1 John and exploring how each of Richard Foster’s
six spiritual streams – contemplative, holiness, charismatic, social justice,
evangelical and incarnational – reflects the spiritual diversity present with
MC USA. Available in English and Spanish
online: mennoniteusa.org/resource/love-is-a-verb-spiritual-practices-resource
▪ Mennonite
Mission Network Prayer Request: Brian and
Kelly McPhail, along with 1-year-old Elsie, are completing three years of
ministry in China with MMN. Pray for
them as they say goodbyes to friends, colleagues and students, and as they
re-adjust to life in the United States.
▪ Mennonite Education Agency Prayers for Faith and
Learning: Pray for the Bethel College students who are serving
this summer at Camp Mennoscah (Kansas), Rocky Mountain Mennonite Camp
(Colorado), Camp Friedenswald (Michigan) and other church camps – for health,
safety and good interactions with children and youth.
Area Announcements
▪ Keepers of the Faith a male quartet
based out of Puyallup, Washington will be in concert on Wednesday, July 13 – 7pm
at Lower Deer Creek Mennonite Church.
Come hear some wonderful singing along with an amazing testimony of how
God has changed their lives after years of abuse, street gangs, and prison
time. A freewill offering will be taken.
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