Sarah Cristiano
Biblical Virtues to Pray for Your Child
The Bible talks about the power of our prayers in James 5:13-16. “…Such a prayer offered in faith will heal the sick, and the Lord will make you well. And if you have committed any sins, you will be forgiven… The earnest prayer of a righteous person has great power and produces wonderful results.” These…
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VBS Rocky Railway 2020
Rocky Railway VBS 2020 YES! Vacation Bible School is happening this year- however, it will look a little different than years past. The main thing is that the kids will have a memorable, exciting week where they will learn that “Jesus’ power will pull us through” It is such a timely theme for what is…
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Virtues to Pray for Your Child
I wanted to circle back to my posts about virtues that we can pray for our children. These days, I have found our family praying in thankfulness more than ever before. We have much to be thankful for… health, home, protection, jobs, food to eat, health of family and friends, church community throughout this isolation…
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Loving our Community during Covid-19
In addition to continuing to pray for those affected by Covid-19 we wanted to let you know a couple other ways you can partner with PCI in reaching out to our community during this time. 1. Meals On Wheels is a meals ministry to the elderly in our area. The demand for meals increases every…
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Resurrection Eggs
This Easter looked a lot different for most of us this year. We may not have gotten dressed up, gone to church, eaten a meal with extended family and friends, BUT the reason we celebrate Easter was still the same. For our online Easter service, I had the opportunity to share the “Resurrection Eggs” with…
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Dare to Trust God and Bring Others Along
This month I’m going to take a break from the “Biblical Virtues to Pray for Your Children” because I think the Lord has a different lesson for me this week… “Dare to Trust God and bring others along” is the title of the Kids Church lesson this week. Seems like coincidental timing, doesn’t it? The…
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