Lenten Series - The Cry of the Soul
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Emotions...we love them, we hate them. They tear us up, and they make us shed tears. They can ruin relationships and ruin our lives. Join us for a Lenten study, The Cry of the Soul. Purchase the book by Allender and Longman to go even deeper.
Hope for Haiti
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Join us in helping bring relief to Haiti. The EC Church has a long partnership with World Relief, a very cool organization that is on the ground in Haiti. Want to learn more? Click on the photo. God's heart beats for the oppressed, and yours can too!
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Sunday School - 9am Sunday Worship - 10:30am
Wednesday PM Prayer - 6:30pm
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March 14th
4th Sunday of Lent
Cry of the Soul 5 - Despair
Ours is a world of despair. We think about the war. We think about the reason for the war, global terrorism. We think about poverty. We think about evil and crime. We think about disease. What will life be like for our kids and grandkids? I could go on and on. I won’t…it’s enough already. Enough to cause us to despair. What do you despair? Loss of a loved one? A dead-end job? Maybe a dead-end life. Today we examine God’s perspective of despair.
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March 21st
5th Sunday of Lent
Cry of the Soul 6 - Contempt
We’ve already talked about anger, so why are we now talking about contempt? We’ll take a look at why it is so important to learn about contempt. And a pattern is developing. Have you noticed? There is a good side to all these dark emotions. But contempt? How could there be anything good about that? And what does this powerful emotion teach us about our relationship with God? Do you struggle with contempt? Is there a person in your life you feel contempt for? Maybe yourself? Come and see.
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March 28th
6th Sunday of Lent
Palm Sunday
Cry of the Soul 7 - Shame
The last emotion in our series is shame, and is it every powerful. We have all felt the cold, dark life-sucking fingers of shame around our soul. So we normally do whatever we can to avoid it. But is it possible that through shame, God is trying to teach us something? How is it possible that shame could actually be a good thing, when we so often use it to harm people. “Shame on you!” we say, with no intention of helping them. But what does God mean when he allows shame to be an important emotion in our lives?
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Faith Church 2124 Old Philadelphia Pike (Rt. 340) Lancaster PA 17601 717.393.5345 Located on Rt. 340 one mile east of Rt. 30
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