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Central Christian 2900 North Rock Road, Wichita Kansas 67226-1198316.688.4400 | mail@ccc.org

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executive editor : David Welshcreative director : Debra Roark Smithprint production : Paul Huffdistribution : Melanie Pedersen

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Saturday evenings | 5:33Sunday mornings | 8:45 n 10:00 n 11:30

Care Ministries 688.4400 Michael Thorne Director We desire to help create caring connections within the church and help others walk through challenging life events.

Central Christian Academies 688.1161 Central Christian Academy : Grades K-8 : David Funk Headmaster

Central Christian Academy Preschool : 2-5 Yrs : Judy Buckert Director

Joyful Noise Academy Daycare : 18 mos & walking : Pam Harrod Director

Central Christian Counseling Center 683.4083 Tallgrass Executive Suites, 8100 E. 22nd St. N., Bldg. 800, Ste. 100 Aaron Scharenberg LCPC, Counseling Center Executive Director

Central Christian Printing 688.4400 David Mann | Debra Roark Smith | Paul Huff | Heidi Johnson

Central Homeschool Family Ministries e: chfm@ccc.org Karen Ryan Executive Director | Susan Warner H.S. Director

Kris Sayler Elem. Director

Legacy Ministries Financial Resource Planning 688.4400 Bob Crew CFA, CFP

Hospital, Homebound & Care Facility Ministries 688.4400 Barb Marchand 619.4775; marchandb@ccc.org Please keep us apprised of those who would like to be visited and/or brought communion while in the hospital or a care facility. Also, if you know of a Central member who is critically ill, homebound, in the hospital or a care facility, please let us know.

His Helping Hands 838.8528 1441 E. 37th St. N. Paul Dohm HHH Executive Director

Media ccc.aspireonemedia.com Jeff Huhman Creative Arts/Technical Director

Prayer Ministries 688.4400 Emergency Prayer Request Line : Barb Marchand 619.4775

Radio Ministry “Pursuing the Heart of God” with Pastor David Welsh Sundays @ 7 a.m. on Bott 94.3 FM Sundays @ 10 a.m. on KNSS 1330 AM Sundays @ 11 a.m. on KSGL 900 AM

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in this issue | march 2015

n feature :8 Passover Faith : by Hubie Shorb

n in every issue :3 Pursuing the Heart of God : by Pastor David Welsh

19 Our Church Family20 Calendar

n ministry news :5 Men7 LifeGroups10 Counseling Center13 Academies14 His Helping Hands15 Women16 Youth

n events :4 Tim Hawkins : April 12

6 Weekend to Remember : March 6–8

9 The Path : April 3–5

11 Matthew West : April 23

12 The Missionary of Oz : March 6-7

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Facebook recently released the most talked about topics on their service in 2014. Here is the top 10:

EbolaIce Bucket Challenges

Comedian Robin WilliamsThe Super Bowl (seems always to be a top ten topic!)

Michael Brown and FergusonWorld Cup

Gaza conflictMidterm electionsMalaysia Airlines

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Sports, politics, death and crisis sent people running to the social media outlets. We ask questions, offer comments, take stands and argue with dissenters (which is why some call it “anti-social” media!) Putting aside the often hateful and personal attacks, most communication and open dialogue is good, productive and helpful.

Every time we open our Bibles, we know that God is communicating with us. Sometimes we smile, other times we grit our teeth with conviction. Some passages bring hope, others tears. Some chapters spur us on to action; while many produce contemplation and meditation.

But being in His Word is always good, always productive and always helpful. I encourage you to keep up with friends and family on Facebook. But don’t neglect doing a little “face” time with God every day through your Bible reading and prayer time.

“For everything that was written in the past was written to teach us, so that through the endurance taught in the Scriptures and the encouragement they

provide we might have hope.” (Romans 15:4 niv)

Pursuing the heart of God by Senior Pastor David Welsh

Central’s monthly lunch for our community’s poor & homelessMarch 28 • 11:30am–1pm

RiverWalk Church of Christ, 225 N. Waco

Contact: Coleen Barnes 264-9703; cbarnes@iwichita.com

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Imagine if you were introducing the Savior of the world.Wouldn’t you make it a gala event, calling in the media andgiving the Lord the “red-carpet treatment”? God doesn’t work thatway. His idea of an announcer would come in the form of a guy that mostpeople would find repugnant. John the Baptist lived outside of the mainstream religious culture, yet his message was more timelythan any other.

March 7 & 8Jesus’ Ministry Begins

Sunday, March 22 • 1:00pm Room C-3 entrance #10

This interactive class is for everyone and is designed to help you identify the unique way God has "SHAPE-d" you for ministry. In just over two short hours, you will receive individualized feedback about your Spiritual giftedness, Heart (passions), Abilities, Personality and Experiences that make you uniquely qualified for the ministry to which God has called you. Register online at ccc.org

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“Gods at War” Men’s StudyMonday, March 23rd • 7 pm

South Conference Room entrance #1

There may be no wooden or golden idols in your home, such as the ancient Israelites struggled with, but chances are, there are significant idols in your heart. These idols can look like normal, everyday concerns about security, financial stability, desire for attention or affection, but can easily become the ugly reality of anxiety, greed, and seeking approval of man, rather than God.

In this 6-week study, Kyle Idleman addresses the issue of idolatry in the lives of believers by asking insightful questions that will help you determine which false gods are striving to sit on the throne of your heart.

Cost is $12 for the book.

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Remember how captivating it was when you first fell in love with your spouse? Every moment was special. As real life takes over, that memory can grow less vivid, and you might not feel like the center of their world as often. That’s where the Weekend to Remember® marriage getaway from FamilyLife® comes in.

Wouldn’t it be great to get away for a little while? Escape your daily routine and focus on improving your relationship with your spouse. No matter what shape your marriage is in, God’s perfect plan for marriage can help you and your spouse:

· Connect with each other more intimately· Improve communication· Understand and apply God’s blueprints for a wonderful marriage· Draw from the experience and advice of leading marriage experts

The Weekend to Remember® is not just a fun, romantic getaway—it can change your marriage in ways you’ll appreciate for years.

March 6–8Hyatt Regency

in Downtown Wichita

For a discountedregistration, go to:

www.ccc.org/weekendtoremember

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When John the Baptist, who was in prison, heard about the deeds of Jesus, he sent hisdisciples to ask him, “Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?” Jesus replied, “Tell John what you hear and see: the blind receive sight, the lame walk, the lepers are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the good news is proclaimedto the poor.”

March 14 & 15No Ordinary Man

Apply “The Story” Through LifeGroups Our sermon series of “The Story” has been a wonderful opportunity to learn and be reminded of God’s story of redemption from the beginning of time. LifeGroups present the opportunity to dig deeper and make application for God’s truth in everyday life, and make new friends in the process. “The Story” will continue through the first weekend in May, with the New Testament beginning the weekend of March 1. If you haven’t begun reading “The Story,” books are still available for $5. You can jump in where the study is currently, and it will be easy to catch up as the book is broken down into 31 chapters. To sign up for a group, go to ccc.org/lifegroups, fill out a form in the lobby, or contact Lynn Eby at ebyl@ccc.org or Craig Tucker tuckerc@ccc.org. Another option for deep application and knowledge through teaching and discussion are our Growth Classes which meet on Sunday mornings at 8:45 & 10:00. Locations and age groups are listed at ccc.org. As for God, His way is perfect: The Lord’s word is flawless; He shields all who take refuge in Him. (Psalm 18:30)

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As we look forward and ready our hearts for Passover, let me be the first to wish you a happy new spiritual year. In preparation for the season of our redemption I encourage you to consider, Passover faith.

I believe everyone practices some form of faith. Whether you are an atheist or an evolutionist, agnostic or an existentialist, you have faith in some thing.

The author of the book of Hebrews describes a very different kind of faith…a saving faith; faith in the preserving of the soul. Likewise, Moses, in the book of Exodus, writes about a saving faith exercised by our forefathers, as God revealed His great plan of redemption.

God commanded the families of Israel to secure a lamb for a sacrifice and bring it into their homes. This was the Passover lamb—the Korban Pesach—to be sacrificed at sundown on the day 14th day of the Hebrew month of Abib.

Through Moses, God gave the nation of Israel very specific and detailed instructions that they were to keep the lamb in their homes until the evening of the sacrifice. Over the course of four days, they were to inspect the lamb and make sure it was without spot or blemish. At twilight, on the 14th of Abib, the lambs were to be publicly sacrificed before the entire assembly of Israel.

Even though the entire nation was commanded to sacrifice the lambs, each family was

Passover Faithby Hubie Shorb, Congregational Leader, L’Chaim B’Yeshua

responsible to apply the blood of their personal lamb upon the door posts of their homes as a sign of faith in God.

It was a saving faith, this could not be more clear. The illustration could not be more poignant. Did God reward the nation of Israel with salvation because they worked so hard and so diligently to secure the lamb, keep the lamb, and then sacrifice the lamb? Of course not! They were spared judgment, death, because of saving faith.

“Works” was never part of the salvation equation and God never intended that the Torah-the first five books in the Old Testament-be kept for salvation. It has always been, and remains, about saving faith, Passover faith.

In the 11th chapter of the book of Hebrews, the writer, in analyzing the “heroes” of our faith points out they all possessed a saving faith; in that they all looked forward to the coming Messiah and what He would do. Today, we look back with a saving faith at what the Messiah has done for us… Same faith!

By faith Moses, when he was born was hidden for three months by his parents. By faith Moses, when he had grown up refused to be called the son of Pharaoh’s daughter. By faith he left Egypt, by faith he kept the Passover and the sprinkling of the blood so that he who destroyed the firstborn would not touch them.

There is a theme here that we do not want to miss: the connection between saving faith

and Passover. Because Moses had saving faith he kept the Passover. Today, because we have saving faith, we likewise remember and keep the Passover.

As we eagerly anticipate the coming season of Passover, the season of our redemption, I pray that you have a saving faith in God’s Lamb of Salvation, our precious, Messiah, Jesus. n

Jesus Is OurPassover Lamb!Passover seder Hosted by Central Christian and

L’Chaim B’Yeshua Messianic Congregation

Monday, April 3rd

6:30pm at Trinity Academy12345 E. 21st St

Roasted lamb and chicken will be served along with many

traditional dishes

Adults: $25 (age 13+)

Children: $15 (age 3-12)

Infant on Lap: Free (age 0-2)

No childcare

Advance Reservations onlyMarch 8–29

Available only throughL’Chaim B’Yeshua

Call or click: 263-7272www.lchaimbyeshua.com

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To follow Jesus, his followers needed to know himdeeply...in a way that would change not just theirthoughts, but their hearts, their pursuits and their lives.Jesus wanted to be the center, the joy, the “bread” andsustenance of their lives. As Jesus continued his ministry,he began to reveal more about who he was and whyhe had come.

March 21 & 22Jesus, the Son of God

Recently, I was reading the Message version of the book of Romans, and these words jumped out at me, “Your task is to single-mindedly serve Christ.” (Romans 14:18). As I began to mediate and reflect upon these words, I asked myself what it means to single-mindedly serve Christ. I realized that to be single-minded is to have a singular purpose or focus on something. To single-mindedly serve Christ means that I am to serve Him without any of my own agenda or personal stuff getting in the way. I began to experience conviction that I am often double-minded. I let my human desires, my personal agendas, my human wants, “me”, “myself”, and “I,” get in the way of single-mindedly serving Christ.

To help keep myself in check, I have started a new thing each day. I start my day praying that I will single-mindedly serve Christ today. I pray that I will die to my selfish wants and desires and be all about His higher ways. I pray that He will develop true humility in my life that will keep my pride in check.

So what does this look like? When I drive to work and I find myself getting frustrated with the slow driver in front of me, I pause and pray. I say, “Lord, help me to have

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my mind set upon you right now and not on my personal agendas. Remind me to take a deep breath, realize that You are in control, and set my focus upon You and not the slow car in front of me. ” It helps me get back to having a proper mindset. When I go to work, and I see another colleague getting recognition or praise for a job well done, I pause and say, “Lord, thank You for blessing this person and helping them partner with me in ministry to further Your kingdom.” Whenever selfishness, anger, envy, jealousy, lust, bitterness creep in, I try to pause and ask myself, “Am I being single-minded or double-minded?” When I can check the motives of my heart and be free to be about God’s kingdom and not my own, then I will experience the fullness of God’s blessing and joy in my life.

I have to let go of my insecurities and fears, and trust that God’s ways are better than my own. He is enough! When I realize that I don’t need anything external to validate me, I am free to truly

love others. My validation comes because I am created by God and He has a plan and purpose for my life. My purpose is to single-mindedly pursue the purposes that God has for me and to reflect all the glory back to Him. n

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Behind the scenes, under the radar of politics or religiouscourts, a dark power was brewing. It was the same evilthat had stalked God’s people from the beginning ofcreation, and who was bent in destroying God’s plan for them. It found an opening amongJesus’ intimate circle of followers and beganto fester until...

March 28 & 29The Hour of Darkness

Applications for all grades now being accepted!

Grades K-8 ACSI Accredited The re-enrollment registration fee for current families is $200. Enrollment for Central Christian church members and new families begins March 1, 2015 with a $300 registration fee per new student. Grants for active CCC members are available and may be received directly from the CCC office. For additional information about the Academy, please contactCarrie Jones, Director ofAdmissions at 688-1161 or cjones@ccalions.org.

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We Prayed that PlaceOut of Here!

Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformedby the renewing of your mind. romans 12:2

Continued on page 15

PAULDOHMhishelpinghands

The pattern of this world can lead us into all kinds of trouble, including lewd and lascivious behavior—the kind of behavior you find at night clubs and strip joints. But God is faithful to rescue us from these types of temptations and will transform us by the renewing of our minds.

God is currently transforming a building in Oaklawn that was previously used as a night club, into one that will be used for His glory. The building was donated to His Helping Hands last year and is presently being renovated for use as a Thrift Store to benefit the Fresh Hope program. A building that was once a place of abuse and degradation of women will soon be used to encourage and help women overcome their barriers to educational, vocational and spiritual success. Only God can bring about these types of transformations.

The concept of the Thrift Store is part of HHH’s commitment to good stewardship over the items that are donated to the ministry. Most of the items donated to HHH are given to needy families, and this will not change. Only non-essential items and any excess of essential items (e.g. clothing, knick-knacks, odd pieces of furniture, etc.) will be taken to the Thrift Store. All proceeds from the Thrift Store will be used to fund future expansion of the Fresh Hope program which is designed to help single moms escape the poverty cycle.

Another clarification needs to be made regard-ing the Thrift Store. The opening of the Thrift Store will not affect the present operation of the Heavenly Treasures Gift Shop, which is

located on the HHH campus. The Gift Shop is designed to market another segment of non-essential items, such as collectibles, antiques, jewelry, gift items and large pieces of furniture. The Gift Shop continues to be an important

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part of the ongoing funding and sustainability for the HHH ministry.

The present plan is to open the Thrift Store the first of April. In addition to the volunteers from Central Christian who have been and will be involved with the operation of the Thrift Store, Countryside Christian Church has ex-pressed an interest in partnering with us in this venture. As customers come to the Thrift Store, volunteers will take the opportunity to minister and pray with them if they desire. It will be exciting to see how this operation will impact the Oaklawn community. Neighbors we have spoken with have told us they are thrilled that the night club is gone and that something positive for the community is taking its place.

The “before” photo of our new Thrift Store opening next month in Oaklawn.

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Stitching SistersMonday, March 9 & 236:30–9pm Choir Rm

(North Entrance #15)

Glory Babies GatheringThursday, March 19

7:00–8:30pm • Parlor(South Entrance #4)

Glory Babies is a ministry that walks with women through the losses of miscarriage,

stillbirths and infertility. You are welcome to bring a friend with you. We’ll have some

tasty treats and lots of encouragement!

Contact Melissa at 706–1822 or glorybabies@hotmail.com, or visit our website: www.glorybabies.blogspot.com

Ladies, bring your projects & suppliesfor stitching and fellowship.

For info, contact Karla Seals at 687-9888or karla356@yahoo.com.

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In reference to the night club, one person said, “We prayed that place out of here”! God answered their prayers!!

Watch for more information to come concern-ing the opening of the Thrift Store which is located at 4858 S. Clifton. The closest major intersection is K-15 and 47th Street South. Please continue to pray for this new transfor-mation! n

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March DriveHis Helping Hands supplies many people in our community with clothing, furniture and household items. At the present time, we are running very low on a few household items and we could use your help.

Throughout the month of March, we have an opportunity to help with this situation in a very convenient way. Simply bring some of the needed items, either new or used, to Central and place them in the bins which will be located in the foyer.

Items needed are:

Bedding & blankets forfull & queen size beds

Wash cloths & bath towels

Measuring cups & spoons

Thank you for helping HHH to help many others in our community.

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Check in by 8am, leave by 8:30am (21st); Return by 7pm (27th).Cost $375 ($50 deposit due upon registration by Noon, June 8th.Bring money for 4 meals on the road.$100 Scholarship available for students who are non-CCC or non-CCA.Register at www.ccc.org/youthFor info about CBA, go to www.crossbearingadventures.org

it’s time to sign up for summer camps!

high school cross bearing adventures june 21–27 in Colorado

middle schoolCIY MIX tour

july 6–10st joseph, mo

Check in by 8am, leave by 8:30am (6st); Return by 2pm (10th).Cost $250 ($50 deposit due upon registration by Noon, June 29th.

Bring money for 2 meals on the road.$100 Scholarship available for students who are non-CCC or non-CCA.

Adult sponsors needed! Cost $100Register at www.ccc.org/youth • Hurry! There will only be 50 spots open.

For info about CIY MIX, go to www.ciy.com/mix

Check in by 6am; Return by 10pm.Cost $45 (Full payment due upon registration by Midnight, May 20th.Bring money for lunch in the park and dinner on the way home.Adult sponsors needed! Cost $34.Register at www.ccc.org/youth

middle school worlds of fun trip May 27 in Kansas City

Don’t come to youth group(on these dates,

that is)

Sunday, March 15 (HS)

Wednesday,March 18 (MS)

“Direct my footsteps according to Your Word.” Psalm 119:133a

pastorsDavid Welsh Senior Pastor

Roger London Executive/Ministries

Mark Posson Executive/Business

Peter Abood Worship Arts

Tom Black Involvement/Men

Steve Brummer Worship

Kyle Fleet Students

David Funk Academy Administration

Dr. Paul Goddard Missions

Bryce Hutson Family Life

Ross Lamp Benevolence

David Mann Communications

Edwin Ojedis Hispanic Ministries

Chad Pickering Young Adults

Craig Tucker Small Groups/Adult Growth

directorsNick Anneler High School

Paul Dohm His Helping Hands Exec

Vicki Ejibe Lower Elementary

Diana Fink Women

Holly Garner Early Childhood Program

“Griff’ Griffith Promotion/Electronic Media

Rob Hendrix Facilities Op/Safety/Security

Linda Highbarger Payroll/Human Resources

Jeff Huhman Creative Arts/Technical

Cheryl Hurley Special Events

Jennifer McCurdy Sports/Recreation

Robert Nooe Special Needs

Caitlin Reed Girls’ Discipleship

Joshua Reed Upper Elementary

Eddie Rivera Information Systems

Janet Rochat Finance

Aaron Scharenberg Counseling Center, Exec

Debra Roark Smith Print Production

Michael Thorne Care Ministry

managersGene Blythe Maintenance/Custodial

Jackie Cooper Kitchen

Steve Crabtree Maintenance/Custodial

Paul Huff Print Shop

Tracey Hunt Childcare

Heidi Johnson Web Design

Nancy Miller Contribution/HR

Janet Rochat Accounts Payable

Jason Yakel Maintenance/Custodial

executive assistantsSue Crafton Business

Silvia Goddard Ministry

Barb Marchand Senior Pastor

board of eldersCliff Hartman Chairman

Dave Callewaert Vice Chairman

Derrel Pressnell Treasurer

Dave McClintock Secretary

Jim Andrew • Brian Doom • Drew Hanson

Dave Kirkwood • Robert Noland

our leadership

This class is designed to help you determine your “next step.” It focuses on the vision and mission of Central Christian and what it means to be a follower of Jesus.

If you are interested in membership, or would like to know more about Central, sign up today by calling Silvia at 688-4400 or visiting our website.

Our next class will be held

Sunday, May 3rd @ 11:30am–3:00pm

•OurVision:To be a community after God’s own heart.

•OurMission:To lead people to think like Jesus, live like Jesus.

Want to know more about Central?

We are LIVE-STREAMING our worship services over the internet! Now, when out of town on business or vacation, you can go to c3live.tv or visit our website at ccc.org and follow the link.

Attendance: (Casa de Luz; Passion Conference) ”...and the people came...” (acts 2:46-47)

Jan 10-11 ........................................................ 3,175 (133) Jan 17-18 ........................................................ 3,401 (107) Jan 24-25 ........................................................ 3,356 (125) Jan 31-Feb 1 ............................................. 3,040 (105; 24) Central Christian has added 18 new members in 2015.

General Budget Income: ”...and the people gave...” (malachi 3:10-12; ii corinthians 9:6-15)

Weekly budgeted goal for fiscal year 2013–14 ....... $131,730.00 Jan 10-11 ....................................................... $227,014.91 Jan 17-18 ....................................................... $148,408.83 Jan 24-25 ....................................................... $107,867.29 Jan 31-Feb 1 .................................................. $120,432.52His Helping Hands Donations: Jan 10-11 ........................................................... $3,308.00 Jan 17-18 ......................................................... $57,786.00 Jan 24-25 ........................................................... $2,544.35 Jan 31-Feb 1 ...................................................... $2,627.09

financial stats

Comforting those whose loved ones have passed on

Eric & Katie Agard on the passing of Katie’s grandfather Tom & Terry Bell & Family on the passing of Terry’s mother Cindy Elledge & Family on the passing of her husband, our Bryan Dennis Hedke & Family on the passing of his wife, our Annette Charlene Parks & Family on the passing of her husband, our Jim Rodney & Sandy Peer on the passing of Rodney’s father Brian & Melissa Scapa & Family on the passing of Melissa’s grandfather Larry & Pam Weber on the passing of Pam’s mother Dave & Cindy White & Family on the passing of Cindy’s father Don & Janice Zerbe & Family on the passing of Janice’s father and to the friends & family on the passing of our Ed Judd

Celebrating the birth of each new life James Anderson born Dec 9, 2014 @ 7 lbs, 2 oz to Carl & taylor, and grandparents Brent & Judy Smothermon

Celebrating the baptisms into new life in Christ (*Casa de Luz) AlexiaDodson•GabeDodson•MichaelDooms Johnny Fargas–Reyes

Welcoming those who have joined us in membership LanceFairbairn•JaniceFairbairn•LeridaFargas–Reyes LynnA.Johnston•JenniferPeters•MatthewPeters

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Thank you for the beautiful metal container with

blooming plants! My mom loved plants and flowers.

When I look at the pink and red and yellow blooms, I remember

mom and smile! Thank you for your thoughtfulness and for

your friendship. Love in Christ, Terry Bell

Thank you so much for the plant. It is beautiful!

It will be a sweet memory of my mom’s years here

in Wichita. In Christ, Steve & Betty Slusher

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Our mission:To lead people to think like Jesus, live like Jesus.

march 2015 1 Next Step, 11:30am

6-7 “Road Trip” Women’s Retreat, Doubletree by Hilton Wichita Airport

6-7 CCA Middle School Theatre presents “Missionary of Oz”, 7:00pm, YC

6-8 Family Life “Weekend to Remember” Hyatt Regency

7 Upward Basketball League begins

9 Stitching Sisters, 6:30pm, Choir Rm

12 Bible Science Fellowship, 7:00pm

14-21 High School Spring Break Missions Trip, Chicago

16-20 Spring Break

19 Glory Babies Gathering, 7:00pm, PLR

21 Men of Isaachar Breakfast, 7:00am, CT

22 SHAPE, 1:00pm, C3

23 Stitching Sisters, 6:30pm, Choir Rm

23 Gods at War Men’s study begins, 7:00pm, SCR

28 BBB (Burgers, Bibles & Blessings), 11:30am, RiverWalk Church of Christ, 225 N. Waco

april 2015 3 Passover Seder, 6:30pm, Trinity Academy3-5 The Path4-5 Resurrection Weekend

9 Bible Science Fellowship, 7:00pm

12 In Concert : Tim Hawkins, 6:00pm, WC

18 Men of Isaachar Breakfast, 7:00am, CT

23 In Concert : Matthew West & Colton Dixon, 7:00pm, WC

25 BBB (Burgers, Bibles & Blessings), 11:30am, RiverWalk Church of Christ, 225 N. Waco

may 2015 3 Next Step, 11:30am

3 Parent–Child Dedication Ceremony

10 Mother’s Day

14 Bible Science Fellowship, 7:00pm