Join us on Wednesday Nights for Deep Water 101, 201, 301 & 401
We normally offer these classes on Sundays; but wanted to give an alternate time to take these classes so you can learn, grow and get involved. The classes are scheduled to begin Wednesday, June 8. (I previously said June 1, but apparently can’t count because we’ll still be doing Basic.) They are designed to teach more about our history and values–in other words, why we do what we do–while helping you grow in your faith!
- Church 101: This class is a basic introduction to Deep Water and will help you understand church membership.
- Essentials 201: This class develops the essential habits that every believer needs to become a fully-devoted follower of Jesus Christ.
- Discovery 301: This class helps you discover your personality, gifts, and purpose in life, and see how God combines them for the best fit in ministry.
- Dream Team 401: This class helps you connect your gifts to a place to help make the vision a reality.
If you can’t make all four, you can catch up the next time. Please let us know if you’re coming so we can plan. To RSVP, contact us or comment below–or sign up on Sunday!
Community Fair – June 11 2016
One of the things we value is serving our community at local events. We’ve been asked to do balloon animals and play some games with kids at a Community Fair to be held on Saturday, June 11 from 11-4:30 at Loockerman Way Plaza (that big green space on Loockerman Street near our worship space).
It’s a great way to serve our community and meet some new people. There will be plenty of people; but it won’t be nearly as crazy busy as Dover Days!
If you’re interested in being involved, see Jeff, contact us, sign up on Sunday or comment below.
Join us on Wednesday Nights for Deep Water 101, 201, 301 & 401
We normally offer these classes on Sundays; but wanted to give an alternate time to take these classes so you can learn, grow and get involved. The classes are scheduled to begin Wednesday, June 1. They are designed to teach more about our history and values–in other words, why we do what we do–while helping you grow in your faith!
- Church 101: This class is a basic introduction to Deep Water and will help you understand church membership.
- Essentials 201: This class develops the essential habits that every believer needs to become a fully-devoted follower of Jesus Christ.
- Discovery 301: This class helps you discover your personality, gifts, and purpose in life, and see how God combines them for the best fit in ministry.
- Dream Team 401: This class helps you connect your gifts to a place to help make the vision a reality.
If you can’t make all four, you can catch up the next time. Please let us know if you’re coming so we can plan. To RSVP, contact us or comment below–or sign up on Sunday!
Baptism at the Beach
A while back we did a baptism at the beach and are planning another baptism service at the beach. If you’re interested in being baptized, see me, contact me, sign up on Sunday or comment below.
By the way, if you’re not sure what baptism is all about, check out the podcast where we talked about baptism–or ask Jeff on Sunday!
Dover Days this weekend (May 6-8, 2016)
Part of what makes us who we are as a church is the desire to be connected and part of the community outside of the space we meet weekly. As a church we encourage people to be actively involved in the community and take part in the many festivals in and around Dover.
In addition to hanging out and participating in Dover Days events individually, Deep Water also has an information booth on Saturday, May 7 where we give out information about who we are while doing fun games, etc. with kids. To make it a success, we need volunteers on Saturday to do a variety of tasks. And we’d love to have people volunteer to tie balloon animals, run small ‘carnival games’ for kids, etc. (Check out Jeff the picture of Jeff from this year’s Dover Days Guide representing Deep Water Church last year to get an idea of what we do.)
Dover Days will be celebrated this weekend (May 6-8 2016). The event is the largest in Kent County and drew more than 50,000 people last year. A blend of traditions and modern attractions, it celebrates First State history. If you want to help, stop by on Saturday and see if we need a hand (or contact us)!