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Kanagy reported that the two churches are working together to renovate the church lobby. “It’s a total joint project,” she said. “It’s not common to have two churches cooperate on that level.” Fisher echoed Kanagy’s comments. “(Ridgeview has) rolled out the red carpet for us,” he said. “There’s a spirit of wanting to empower and help us.” Branch Community has its roots in a prayer meeting Steven’s wife, Crystal, started in her parents New Holland basement in 2015. By 2019, the group had grown significantly and began to have a vision of planting a church in the area. Steven and Crystal attended HarvestNet School of Ministry in Ephrata to receive pastoral credentials. Steven believes that Branch Commu-
nity, which has grown to a core group of about 140, attracts people who are looking to be part of a community where the Holy Spirit is taught and experienced. “People are looking for a more dynamic and more real encounter with God,” he said. “People are drawn to that.” Branch Community services follow a format that begins with contemporary worship, includes announcements, and then finishes with a sermon. Preachers are drawn from a pastoral team of seven. The church offers a children’s ministry for those age 6 and under. According to Steven, the model of meeting in homes and at Ridgeview has worked well. “We had this vision of a hybrid between a house
church and a more traditional church,” he said. “We really value house-to-house, life-onlife, home groups.” More information and a schedule of services may be found at www.branchlanc.org. Branch Network is the parent organization of Branch Community. It is a regional network developing in Lancaster County, but with connections in Uganda and Haiti, where church members are serving long term. Dave is working with businesses, mission organizations, and other churches to mobilize people and resources with a vision to multiply churches. “We have a heart to plant additional churches,” said Steven. More information about Branch Network may be found at www.branchnet.org.
Education Contest Posted Lancaster Court Queen of Peace No. 1023 of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas has announced its 2022 National Education Contest. Youths in grades four through 12 from all schools, including public, private, home, and cyber, are eligible to enter. The themes are “With God All Things Are Possible Matthew 19:26” and “Where Is God in My Life When I Am Struggling?” Students may enter one or more contests art, essay, poetry, computer art, music, and photography in their division. For contest rules and details
in English or Spanish, visit www.catholicdaughters.org and under Members select Forms and look under Contests. Entries must be postmarked or delivered to education contest chairman Margaret T. Giordano by Tuesday, Feb. 1. For more information, including mailing information, call 717-390-9035. All first-place local winners will be entered in the state education contest, and firstplace state winners will be entered at the national level. An awards ceremony for local winners will be planned for late May or early June 2022.
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