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Pre-Service Prayer: If you are interested in a regular opportunity for corporate prayer, you are invited to join Pastor Kevin at 3:30 p.m. (for 20 minutes) on Sunday afternoons prior to the worship service. Please contact pastor Kevin if you are interested.

Seminar: Critical Theory, February 20: What is critical theory? How does it impact the church and our culture? Come hear about how this significant worldview shift is widely being embraced and is threatening the purity of the gospel within the church that Paul calls his people to defend (2 Timothy 1:13-15). Recommended ages 13 and up. Saturday evening, February 20 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Living Waters Church. Please notify Pastor Kevin if you plan to attend by Wednesday, February 17.

Student Ministries Winter Retreat: Students grades 6-12 have the opportunity to spend a fun weekend together on February 26-28. Details are still being worked out but it will be a local and overnight event and costs will be greatly reduced. Outdoor activities, games, great food, Bible study and worship will all be included. Stay alert for registration details. If you have any questions, please contact Erik Aleckson.

Download the New GCF App: Have you downloaded the new GCF app? Check the weekly Fighter Verse, watch the sermon, check the calendar of events, get the announcements before Sunday, and give online. You can access the app via the Apple store or Google play. The easiest way to download the app is to text the keyword 'gloryofchrist app' to 77977.
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