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Why God Exists
Dec
3
to May 5
Apologetics

Why God Exists

Pre-Evangelism is needed in our culture today, beginning by answering the question "Does God actually exist?" If you're not comfortable with this topic, come learn that it's not as difficult as it seems.
Each month we will look at a piece of evidence that builds a compelling case. Join us in the Fireside Room.

Contact Doug Gilmour or the Church Office for more information.

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The Thinklings Apologetics Discussion Group
Sep
19
to Dec 19
Apologetics, Community Groups

The Thinklings Apologetics Discussion Group

The Thinklings Discussion Group will be reading and discussing From Eden to the New Jerusalem, by T. Desmond Alexander. We'll discuss major themes in the Bible on the third Sunday of each month from 4:15-5:15 p.m. in the Youth Room.

For more information, email Paul, or contact the church office.

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The Thinklings Apologetics Discussion Group
Feb
16
to Mar 15
Apologetics, Community Groups

The Thinklings Apologetics Discussion Group

UPDATE: The March 15th Thinklings group will be cancelled.

Join us on February 16th and every third Sunday of each month in the Youth Room from 4:30-6 p.m. to discuss Greg Koukl's book Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions.

For more information, email Paul.

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The Thinklings Apologetics Discussion Group
Jan
20
to May 19
Apologetics, Community Groups

The Thinklings Apologetics Discussion Group

This Spring, beginning January 20th, The Thinklings discussion group will be reading A World of Difference: Putting Christian Truth Claims to the Worldview Test, by Ken Samples. Great to supplement our Explore God series. Join us the third Sunday of each month (except for April, which will be the fourth Sunday) from 4:30-6pm. For more info, email Paul.

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Join the Thinklings (Apologetics Discussion Group)
Jan
21
to May 27
Apologetics, Community Groups

Join the Thinklings (Apologetics Discussion Group)

Third Sundays - 4:30-6 pm

Join us this semester as we read The God Who is There by Francis Schaeffer. This classic has transformed the way many engage unbelievers with the gospel.  We will have our first discussion on Section 1 on Jan. 21.  Look forward to seeing you there!  You can just show-up, but if you'd like to RSVP or get in contact with Paul Rupple, you can RSVP here.

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