A.D. The Bible Continues
Our current series is shadowing the A.D. The Bible Continues as it runs on Sunday Nights at 9pm on NBC. Since there are normally a few inaccuracies in how the Biblical story is portrayed in any film, our plan has been to cover the texts that will be the basis of the story told that evening. That way, you can go into the evening with some background knowledge of the story and what it means.
If you are watching at home and have questions (especially if you haven’t been able to make it on Sundays), I’d encourage you to listen to the sermons on Sunday or check out the podcasts. You will be better prepared to understand the meaning of the story and discuss it with friends or others who might have questions. And if they are interested in the series, invite them to our worship gathering on Sunday to find out more–and meet some really cool people!
And if you’re looking for a few questions to discuss what you have seen, check out our YouVersion event each week!
Take the Plunge!
Baptism is a symbol of a commitment to follow Jesus. Several people have expressed interest in getting baptized, so we’re planning one on May 17.
If you’re interested in being baptized, see me, contact me, sign up on Sunday with the connection card or comment below so we can be sure you get the most up to date information and let you know about any last minute changes.
By the way, we did a sermon called “Taking a bath can save my soul?!?!” in order to clear up some misunderstandings about baptism. So if you’re not sure what baptism is all about, check out the podcast.
ArtsyFest
This Saturday (April 18) from 10am-4pm, the art store above us is hosting an event on Loockerman Street named Artsyfest to help kids try different forms of art. Loockerman Street will be blocked off from State Street to Governors Avenue so kids and parents can safely walk thru the festival. There will be arts and crafts sponsored by businesses in the downtown area…and you might notice a few familiar faces making balloon animals in the afternoon! 😉
For more info about the event, check out the Downtown Dover website.
Interested in Taking the Plunge? (aka baptism)
Several people have expressed interest in getting baptized. We’re scheduling one in the very near future. Look for more info on Sunday.
If you’re interested in being baptized, see me, contact me, sign up on Sunday with the connection card or comment below so we can be sure you get the most up to date information and let you know about any last minute changes.
By the way, we did a sermon on baptism, so if you’re not sure what baptism is all about, check out the podcast.
Dover Days Signups
Dover Days will be celebrated May 1-3, 2015. The event is the largest in Kent County and drew more than 50,000 people last year. A blend of traditions and modern attractions, celebrates First State history.
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.