"…for God so loved the world…"
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Romans - Wednesday Study
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COVID-19 Reopening Plans
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Ministries at Burns -
Welcome to Burns! Let's follow Jesus together!
What’s New:
Services Cancelled – COVID-19
Summer 2020 Adult Classes
Plan to Resume Services May 17
Sunday’s Virtual Church Stream
Ring in 2020 with New Bible Classes!
Fall Bible Classes Start Sunday! (10/6)
From Matthew’s desk…
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🧵 T O M O R R O W 🪡
Calling all sewers, crafters, creators, AND non-makers!
If you've not yet had a chance to join in on the Dorcas Sewing fun at Burns Church of Christ, tomorrow (FRIDAY) is an opportunity to come, serve, grow, and connect, all for a cause There's a place and a task for all, no experience required.
Burns Church of Christ | 3-6pm | Downstairs Media Room
Unable to come but want to support the work of our Dorcas Sewing Ministry (benefitting @healinghandsint ➡️ www.hhi.org/magi/dorcas/)? 💰DONATIONS💰 may be given to Diana Van Dyke to help support the work being done to purchase the materials and supplies to make + ship the handmade clothing, diapers, and blankets to those in need around the world.
#LoveGod #LoveNeighbor
🌿 t o n i g h t 🌿
Join us this evening **at 6:30pm** for some summertime fun as we kick off the new Wednesday adult class series (Theology 101: God Questions) with Tom Todd in the auditorium and our youth group enjoys a special Combined Singing class in the Kuhns Center.
There's tons of opportunities to #GROW this summer, and we'd love for you to be a part of it.
*Please remember to pray for our Honduras mission team as they fly out tomorrow to grow and love and serve! 🌎
Don't forget! Our summer adult classes are *combined* and meeting early at 6:30!
Nobody likes losses.
Pain is painful!
But God seems to love to use our losses as an opportunity to bring bigger blessings into our lives.
Listen to Jason Allison as he shares about how God brings gains after, and even through, losses.
Most churches are known more for their DYSfunction than their functioning, but Ephesians 4 speaks to what God's design for the church actually looks like. What lessons can we learn about correcting our path?