“To be a Christian without prayer is no more possible than to be alive without breathing”. -Martin Luther King Jr.
We will be meeting for prayer from 6:30pm to 7:30pm tonight at the church. Hope to see you there!
Jun 152010
We will be meeting for prayer from 6:30pm to 7:30pm tonight at the church. Hope to see you there!
Tuesday Night Prayer Gathering—We’d like to begin a prayer meeting on Tuesday nights for the months of June and July in preparation for our transitions as a church and for other prayer needs as well. If you’re interested in participating, either tell Pastor Cameron or indicate so on your communication card. This would be an open 45min-1hr gathering here at the church.
Greetings RCC’rs—Please don’t miss this Sunday as we will hold a special after service meeting to vote on Kurt Ingram as the next pastor of RCC. This meeting will be held immediately after service and will begin with a time to address any additional questions anyone may have regarding Kurt and his ministry experience. After we’ve addressed any questions that may arise, we will hand out simple “Yes/No” ballots, collect the ballots, and some board members will count then and present the results to the congregation.
“But what about us who are out of town?” Good question. You are free to vote by putting either a “Yes” or “No” on a piece of paper, putting it in an envelope, and submitting it to myself or any other board member either prior to Sunday or by the end of Sunday evening. Your vote will be counted.
“Who can vote?” Another great question. Everyone who usually votes on congregational issues can vote. As per our bylaws, a voter must be a regular attendee, over 18years old, and a committed Christ follower. However, we would encourage you to vote only if you attended either the annual meeting, the staff/board potluck on Sat., the worship service on Sunday morning, or the meet-n-greet open house on Sunday afternoon. If you did not attend any of these, then you are free to still vote, but we would discourage it due to a possible lack of information or having had a first person account of Kurt. Ultimately though, it’s up to you.
Let me reiterate that this is a very important meeting for our church and will determine the future of RCC. Please take this seriously and attend. Please continue to pray, as you have, for this process as it comes to completion.
I look forward to seeing you all on Sunday.
Baron
