First Wednesday is back, and it’s time for our Countdown to Summer Celebration. All 5th and 6th graders are invited to join us for an evening jam-packed with pizza, games, good times with friends, and a chance to learn more about God.
Meet at the church this Wednesday, May 7th, at 7:00pm with $1 for pizza, shoes you can run in, and be ready to get a little wet in our fun summer games.
Questions? Use the “Talk to Us” box at the left to contact Mindy or Rebecca for more information.
For the past 8 weeks or so, our small group has been entertained, bewildered, probed, challenged, moved to tears, frustrated, convicted, humbled and awed by Focus on the Family’s “The Truth Project”, a series of ‘tours’ or lectures on various aspects of Christian beliefs and understanding.
The DVD series is hosted by Dr. Del Tackett from Focus on the Family; each week, he explores a different topic and leads an investigatory tour into subjects such as “Who is Man?”, “Who is God?”and “Science” .
Sometimes we have to learn the hard way. It’s better to take your car to Jiffy Lube than change the oil yourself. Here are a few of my “experiences:” oil spill on driveway the size of the Alaskan tanker Valdez, forgot to put “plug” back in oil pan resulting in Valdez oil spill up the street, and realizing the last time I changed the oil was, gulp, THREE years ago!
Jiffy Lube now sends me a post card every three months. I take my car in. Oil changed. Car happy. Customer happy. Read the rest of this entry »
When things in life get tough, we’re wired to respond in one of two ways: fight or flight. Me? I’m a runner. Let me explain.
I’m at a phase in life where change is pretty much the only constant. For the last several years, I’ve moved at least once a year and have found myself wondering more than once if it’s even worthwhile to unpack the boxes. Sometimes it feels like I’ve taken the same attitude when it comes to my relationships with God and people. However, over the last few months I thought that things were finally falling into place. I had a plan. I knew where I was going, and where I thought God wanted me. Then, life happened. The thing which seemed to be a sure thing suddenly wasn’t. Read the rest of this entry »
Volunteers are needed to help set-up, clean-up, decorate, and serve food. Volunteers are also needed to help run games (this is a great area for your teenager to help out with). Please contact me by using the “Talk to Us” form on the left sidebar, or by calling the church office at 949-552-6774.
Donations are needed in the area of candy and any small prizes you may have such as unopened happy meal toys or pencils. Small items that the children would love to choose as a prize after playing one of the carnival games. These can be dropped off at the church anytime or you can e-mail me and I will gladly stop by and pick up any items you may have.
This year Pacific Church will be holding our annual free VBS during the week of June 23-27, 2008. This year’s theme is SonWorld. We will have snacks, water fun, stories, and music. Everyone will meet new friends. The children will learn a new Bible verse, memory verse, and a lesson focus each day of VBS. This year’s topics include: Choose to Believe, Choose to Act, Choose Forgiveness, Choose to Obey, and Choose Jesus.
As of today we have 55 days until the start of VBS. You can now sign up online or forms will be available beginning May,4 2008 and those can be returned to the church office.
Our next praise concert featuring the Worship Band and Singers will be on Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. We invite you to come out and have fun singing and worshiping with us. If you would like to suggest a song or two for the Worship Team to play in praise of our Lord, either contact Lance Brown or yours truly, Bart Broadnax, or write your suggestions on the back of the welcome card on Sunday, or use the form on the left side of the home page of our website.
First Wednesday is back, and it’s time for our Countdown to Summer Celebration. All 5th and 6th graders are invited to join us for an evening jam-packed with pizza, games, good times with friends, and a chance to learn more about God.
