Parent’s Life for Parents of Teens hosted by Pastor Jeremy Wednesday, July 28, 7:00-8:30pm in Memorial Chapel Parents of teens (or soon to be teens attending Extreme) please consider joining Pastor Jeremy and others from our youth staff as we learn fromthe book When Kids Hurt: Help for Adults Navigating the Adolescent Maze by Chap Clark. Together we will examine some challenges teens face, while maintaining an intentional focus on how adults should respond. Plus, we’ll grow in relationship and community with each other.
AUGUST
Bridging the Divide August 1-12, 2010 Chapel Hill is partnering with Musalaha Ministries to help bridge the divide that exists between Christians in the land of Jesus. In August 2010 we are gathering 30 college age students (ages 20-25) here in GigHarbor (10 Messianic Jewish Christians from Israel, 10 Palestinian Christians and 10 Christians from our own community). These 30 young adults will live together, camp and hike together, kayak and explore together and learn to talk and listen to each other. Members of the congregation and the community will have many opportunity to minister to this group of you adults.Learn how...then sign up.
In April 2011, the same 30 young adults will participate in a reunion in Camp Wadi Rum in the JordanianDesert. (For the Americans this will also include sightseeing in Israel and the PalestinianTerritories). Visit the Musalaha website to learn more about their vision. We have complied a Resource List for those interested in learning more about the need for reconciliation.
Willow Creek Leadership Summit Thursday & Friday, August 5-6, Life Center in Tacoma Join more than 60,000 leaders across North America for this amazing 2-day event. Pastors, teachers, business leaders and others are answering the call to “lead where they are” to make a lasting difference. Chapel Hill is partnering with Life Center which allows us to offer a great discount on tickets (More than half off!) For more information contact Patti @ 853.0287.
GO SUNDAY 2010 Sunday, August 29 Chapel Hill became a “Church without Walls” on September 6, 2009, when we worshiped God, not by singing and praying and listening from our pews, but by rolling up our sleeves and putting on our gloves and serving our neighbors in the name of Christ. Nearly 2000 people spread out over the region all morning, engaging in over seventy service projects and hospitality ministries. This year Go Sunday is on August 29. Save that date to work on a project - perhaps one you've proposed! OurGo Sunday websitewill be the place to go to find out more...
