Growing in the knowledge of God
Sunday morning, April 13, 2013
At Countryside, we are working together to glorify God by sharing His Word and by serving, mentoring and supporting one another.
We want to be a passionate and principled people, honoring Christ by loving and obeying Him.
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Each summer members of our church family share their expertise with our community. Click this headline to read about, and register for, programs this summer in guitar, quilting or soccer. There is also an Introduction to the Bible course.
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Sunday at Countryside
Here is a slide show from our services on April 14, 2013. Just click the photo here to go the the video.
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Together In One Accord
Over 80 people attend a recent Ministry Forum. In this post Pastor Lillie discusses the common goals we share regarding church growth.
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Small group summary
Click here to check out the current times, places and topics of our small groups.
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This is madness
Matthew Parker wrote and performed this song for Sanctity of Life Sunday. The slides were prepared by Ben Kaufman.
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New Discovery Institute Begins
Check this place for times and topics for the Discovery Institute classes beginning in February.
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Building a House In Argentina
Hoyt's share about the encouragement it was to have men from Countryside help build their home.
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Small Groups Help Support Spiritual Growth
When our “crowd” was smaller it was easier to make the relational connections and provide the support that made people feel valued and loved. But with our increased attendance it's more difficult to make these vital connections. Our small group ministries address this need.
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Resurrection Celebration
Nine people were baptized on Easter morning, celebrating their identification with Christ. "It was a joy for all of us to hear how the God has opened the eyes of so many in our church," said Pastor Steward. See post for more detail.
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What Good is That?
Pastor John Lillie and his wife Anne are helping care for two Navajo boys, the younger brothers of three young women who have grown up in our church community. He writes about the experience here.
