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Annual Church Meeting: Please join us this evening at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Dave and Susan Fergus for our Annual Business meeting. We will discuss recent events at GCF, cast a vision for 2015, pass a budget for 2015, and elect church officers.
Youth Ministry: Please support the Youth Ministry SD Mission's Trip by eating at Pizza Ranch on Monday, January 19, 2015 from 4:00-8:30.  Tips and a percentage of the meals that night will be given to the Youth Ministry to help support their missions trip to Martin, South Dakota in June.  Invite your Bible Study group, men's group, women's group, friends or take your wife out on a date to Pizza Ranch while encouraging the youth as they serve in the community.  If you have any questions, please contact Julie Springfield at 763-607-1253.
Beyond the Veil - Say Hello conference for women, February 7th. This will be a one-day training to encourage Christian women to bring the hope of Christ to Muslim women through friendship. To learn more about the topics covered at the conference and register, go to the Crescent Project website at www.crescentproject.org. If you want more information from a live person, talk with Carmen Gunderson.
Lunch with the Handrens. Beginning in February, the Handrens will be hosting a lunch at their home on first and third Sundays. Please see the information table for more information and a sign-up sheet.
Fighter Verses: On January 4 we began set 5 of the Fighter Verses. The elders of GCF encourage you to join us in pursuing Scripture memory in 2015. You can find more information on the Information Table, or at www.fighterverses.com.
Stay Connected: All of our announcements are posted on our blog at our church website (gcfmn.org). If you would like to receive our bi-monthly electronic newsletter please contact Traci Veek (traci@gcfmn.org).
Community Groups: Please visit our website to access more information about community groups at GCF or see the bi-monthly electronic newsletter. 
Next Week’s Fighter Verse:
“I lift up my eyes to the hills. From where does my help come? My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth.”
Psalm 121:1-2

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