Hey Peeps,
We’ve created a new page called What’s New? We will try to use this page to upload pictures, video, songs, and little snippets of some of the exciting things happening at Engage. So for this first one we will load you up with some interesting things from the last few weeks.
1. Listen to Zach’s powerful story. We baptized Zach Brigante and Cuyler Paine on June 6th. Link to pictures and read more. . .
2. On Sunday Christi Hadden gave us an update on the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. She has a passion for Creation Care. Christi gave an articulate and passionate explanation for why this is so important from a ecological, human, and theological perspective.
Listen here to her 6 min. talk
3. Listen to the latest song written and performed for Engage by our resident singer / songwriter Stephen Santos.
“Sweet Mercy” - Stephen wrote this song for a talk at Engage from Jesus’ teaching on from the Matthew 5. my-sweet-mercy
“Where do I turn” - In May we did a series called “Off Script”. We were looking at this vision Jesus gives us of a life lived outside the box that normal life tries to cram us into. On this morning we took song lyrics from different people that morning and while Jon talked Stephen wrote a song incorporating the lyrics–and weaving it into the topic for the day “Hungry and Thirsty for Righteousness”. If you like this song link to it from your email, web page or facebook. Help Stephen get the word out about his music.
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“There’s a Call” - Stephen wrote this song for a gathering of pastor’s in our family of churches called the Brethren in Christ Church. This is a powerful vision of how our faith moves us deeper into the world.
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4. Last but not least. We had our Engage Picnic this last Sunday. Check out the fun times had by all.
Fun times at Engage Picnic from Engage Community Church on Vimeo.
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