Spring 2012
Volume 7 Issue 1 together
Stewardship & Gifts
Pastor’s article pg 3
Tech Support for Parents pg 5
Faith Fit Our New Web Page pg 10
New Small Groups pg 11
Quarterly News & Highlights from Faith Community Church of House Springs
A Place to Belong
project pink:beautiful 2011 recap
project pink2012 strong
conference
Get ready to think pink! Project Pink is coming and we couldn’t be more excited for you to grab your friends and join us! Check out the info below and be sure to save the date. We’ve got another incredible weekend planned for you!
here’s the scoop:
Registration: When: March 11-June 3 June 8 @ 7pm & June 9 @ 9:30am Faith Community Church $30 for 18 & up $20 for students 16 -18 Forms are at the Info Desk or can be downloaded on our website through the women’s page. There is no childcare. Registration includes Saturday’s lunch. Speaker: Dr. Sonja O’Bryan Dr. Sonja O’Bryan has been married for over 20 years to an Assemblies of God ordained minister and has three beautiful children. She is a sought after speaker regarding women’s topics as well as ministering the gospel. Worship: Shelby Singler With an insatiable love for God and desire to help people, Shelby has devoted her entire adult life to the Kingdom of God and the ministry of Jesus Christ. Her passion is to inspire people to worship God and love Him authentically and personally. She is full of heart and has an energetic style of leading that urges people to engage themselves in the beautiful experience of worshipping our God. Funshops: Hormones in Harmony Dr. Sonja O’Bryan
be brave.be strong. don’t give up.expect god to get here soon. psalm 31:24 msg
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“Fashion Show” (Title TBA) Fran Elliot & Peace by Piece
Coming Through Strong Amanda Schnable Pink Boutique: Shopping, shopping and MORE shopping! After Hours Fun: FREE delicious goodies and other fun activities on Friday night after the first session! For more info, contact Judy Harris at 636.671.4190 or at jharris@faith-community.org.
A Word From Pastor Ed
in the health of our natural body. We can live without some of the obvious parts; a hand, foot, ear, eye or leg. Yet, we can’t survive without a heart, lungs or liver. Likewise, in the Spiritual Body called the church, some of the most important parts of the body are the ones that operate out of the limelight.
ago. I made a vow to be faithful to her, so when temptation comes – the decision has already been made. Yes, I still have to manage that decision. I made a decision in 1971 to follow Jesus Christ. Yes, I still manage that decision on a daily basis. I made a decision to pay the Lord His tithe and give offerings “Overvaluing” ourselves, or PRIDE, is another obstacle. Some parts believe many years ago, yet I still manage they’re so important; they can operate that decision on a weekly basis. independent of the body. No matter May I encourage you to make a how great the arm of star quarterback quality DECISION to be a good
Stewardship & Gifts I believe stewardship is the
Tom Brady, if it’s cut off from the body, STEWARD of your God-given gifts and passions? Yes, you will have to missing ingredient in some Christians it’s nothing more than an amputated who have become bored, lukewarm arm. Your gift apart from the Spiritual exercise discipline to manage your Body is useless by itself. emotions through the valleys and or are living on cruise control. Anmountain top experiences of life. other word for stewardship is “man- Our gifts must still be used with the As you do, you will discover the aging” … what God has given us. right ATTITUDE. Regardless of how joy of living for Jesus. You will find Stewardship encompasses far more valuable our gift, without a servant’s than finances. It includes our time, spirit – that gift loses its effectiveness. significance in being WHO you are in Christ, rather than continually talents Some in and our Stewardship is something the body of striving to fit into the mold of what testiyou do for YOU and GOD that Christ pos- others want you to be. mony. You are IMPORTANT to God, to affects those around you sess the Stewattitude that your family, to your church family ardship the CHURCH is like a cruise ship. They and to those who live around you. is not what you do for a pastor or a believe the church is here to meet their Likewise, your GIFTS are equally church. Stewardship is something important in fulfilling the destiny you do for YOU and GOD that affects every whim. Church should “always” be God has planned for your life! about comfort and recreation. There’s a those around you. One definition time for that, but in reality, the church Success is when you use of stewardship is: Using God-Given your gifts for yourself ABILITIES, to manage God-Given RE- is more like a battleship. We’re in a spiritual war with eternal consequencSOURCES to accomplish God-Given es. On a battleship, every person has a RESULTS. significance, on the purpose. Working and caring for each Paul uses the analogy of a HUMAN other, every member works in unison other hand, is when you BODY in describing our gifts in use your gifts for to win battles and ultimately a war. Romans 12. Our body has various others parts. Some can be seen and some We have nothing to do with the selection of our gifts, but we have everyFaith Connection (USPS 370-150) can’t. Yet all the parts of the body Published quarterly by Faith Community thing to do with “how” we manage our are “important” and have a specific Church of House Springs gifts. Make the important DECISION to 4824 Scottsdale (Hwy 30) purpose. Low self-esteem is one PERIODICAL POSTAGE PAID AT “use” your gifts for the Glory of God! obstacle that hinders many from beHOUSE SPRINGS, MO POSTMASTER: Send address changes to We make DECISIONS, then we exercise ing active in the Body of Christ. We Faith Connection discipline to manage those decisions. “undervalue” who we are in Christ. 4824 Scottsdale (Hwy 30) House Springs, MO 63051-2103 What do you mean Pastor? I made a Think about it, some of the parts of our body are not seen, but are VITAL decision to marry Karen some 37 years 3
missions sending god’s love to the nations equatorial guinea, africa 2011 A group of nine men and three women went to Equatorial Guinea during part of November and December this past year. The team worked with veteran missionaries Carrol and Gayle Deal, where the men built new restroom facilities and installed a sewage system for their 30-acre Bible Campus. The property was literally a jungle when it was purchased ten years earlier. This campus will equip ministers to change their country. The team of three ladies; one doctor and two nurses, treated several hundred individuals
medically and ministered the love of Christ to them spiritually. The practical love that was shown and sown will make a difference for years to come.
matamoros, mexico 2012 A team of 46 men, women and teens went to Matamoros, Mexico, February 11-18, where they worked on a construction project at Magdiel Bible College. A new 100 x 40 foot dormitory facility is being constructed at the school and our team worked on the second floor of the structure, laying concrete blocks and erecting the steel roof. For decades, Magdiel Bible College has seen numerous men and women become equipped for ministry.
According to Pastor Mark Batterson in his book, The Circle Maker, “Drawing prayer circles around our dreams isn’t just a mechanism whereby we accomplish great things for God. It’s a mechanism whereby God accomplishes great things in us.” It’s time you 4
learned from the legend of Honi the Circle Maker—a man bold enough to draw a circle in the sand and not budge from inside it until God answered his prayers for his people. What impossibly big dream is God calling you to draw a prayer circle around? Sharing inspiring
recommended
reading
stories from his own experiences as a circle maker, Mark Batterson will help you uncover your heart’s deepest desires and God-given dreams and unleash them through the kind of audacious prayer that God delights to answer.
internet safety for your student Tech support for parents cycles waving their fists; they harass and humiliate others “She said she was 18…” he whispers online with crude images – one final, futile effort to convince and invectives. Predators don’t have to lurk in the back alley; millions of TV viewers he’s not a they can enter the clubhouse posing monster. as one of the gang. And who needs But the damage is done. We saw the to smuggle in Playboys? Those shots transcripts of his sexually explicit are nothing compared to the material e-mails to a “teen.” We watched him shoved in front of them on the Web. bring her a six pack and a box of condoms. We heard him ask where Want to know what’s really happening in the virtual rec room? Check out her parents were. some recent statistics: Shows like NBC’s To Catch a Predator simultaneously repulse and rivet • In one survey, 43 percent of teens us. We can’t bear knowing men like with profiles on social networking sites and 32 percent of teens online reportthis are stalking our kids – but we can’t bear not knowing what they’re ed they’d been contacted by strangers; 21 percent of these admitted to folup to. And in the wee hours after lowing up on the solicitation. the show airs, when we’ve tossed • Research in 2005 showed one in and turned in the darkness, some of us long to sneak to the basement three 10 to 17-year-olds surveyed had been exposed to unwanted pornograand rip the Internet cable from its phy, much of which included images jack. If only it were that simple. But many of people engaged in sex acts or actpeople’s livelihoods depend on Web ing out in sexually deviant or violent access. Schools often require exten- ways. The camera pans in on his trembling hands.
sive online research. And let’s face it, the Internet can be an amazing tool…but only if we’re vigilant in our efforts to protect our kids from it’s dark underbelly.
• Roughly 6.8 million kids have been victims of online peer harassment. Almost 40 percent of the victims said they didn’t tell anyone about the bullying.
If you’re feeling a little anxious, wondering how to shield your children in our technology-saturated world, take heart! The articles in this section will detail some crucial concerns and offer suggestions communicating with your kids about online safety.
Parenting Power
Networking Nightmares
As a parent, you may feel overwhelmed by the task before you – but you’re far from powerless! Beyond the obvious need to pray relentlessly for your kids:
or your child’s cell phone plan allow him to do. You may find you can limit or disable certain features for added peace of mind. Content blocking software is great, but not foolproof – and certainly no substitute for parental vigilance. Make the rules fit the child. A younger child or less mature teen may require more regulation online than his siblings or friends. Whether or not it seems “fair,” your specialized rules may protect children from stumbling upon situations they’re ill-equipped to handle. Remember that emotionally disturbed, socially isolated or depressed kids are more susceptible to predators. Caution Your Kids As you begin conversing about Internet use – and setting boundaries – expect indignation. Explain to kids that it isn’t them you don’t trust… it’s all the people in cyberspace that you don’t know! Urge them to: Maintain Privacy. Tell them not to post personal information, especially facts that would allow someone to track them down. Remind them to limit who can see their posts to real life friends. Urge them never to divulge passwords…even to a best bud.
Maintain integrity. Even “good” kids often check their morals and Be watchful. Set up clear guidelines, or judgment at the keyboard... even a contract, concerning your kids’ For the full article visit the cell or Internet use. Be sure you have their passwords/access to their online interactive version on our website pages or communications. Spot check article by: Carolyn Macinnes frequently.
In the 50’s, it was the malt shop. In the 80’s, the roller rink. Today, more and more kids choose the Internet as their primary “hang out.” But now, Understand technology...and its the bullies don’t ride up on motor- shortcomings. Know what [Facebook]
www.pureintimacy.org
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what if we believed would the songs we happen sing on SUnday I heard Jeremy Riddle ask this question, “Do we really believe the songs we sing?” I think sometimes we go through life thinking if I can just make it through this day or if only I could meet the right person. We believe that if we can just keep pushing on our own, or setting things up on our own, that eventually our dreams will come. We think if we can just work hard enough, our day will come. Worship is about so much more than just standing and singing a few songs. The words we sing have so much truth to them. If you look at a few songs we do here at Faith, you will see what I mean. “If our God is for us then who could ever stop us.” “When I speak Your name, mountains move, chains are loosed.” “You make all things work together for my good.” Once we can come to an understanding that God wants good things
Jesus said, “go aheadYour faith has saved and healed you!” The healing was
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for us and has an amazing plan for our lives, we can start to live according to how He designed us to live…in freedom. So I ask you, in your situation, do believe the word of God? Do you believe the words you say every Sunday morning to God? I would ask you to consider what would happen in your life when you declare the glory of God over it. What would happen in your job if you believed that God is for you and nothing can stand against you? What would happen in your family if you believed that God makes all things work together for our good, even when we can’t see a glimpse of good? What would happen in your situation if you believed you were free? What would happen?
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Beloved, I pray that all may go well with you and that you may be in good health, as it goes well with your soul. 3 John 2 mona johnston
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was diagnosed, we began using Elderberry. He felt better in 3 days, 1. A good probiotic should be used was acting normal in 4 days and back after taking antibiotics to restore the in school the next week! I’ve never good intestinal flora that are one of heard of anyone kicking mono that your first lines of defense for immu- quick. nity. It helps digestion, too. 4. Olive leaf has wonderful properties 2. Historically, Elderberry has been to prevent allergies. used as an anti-viral for illnesses such as the Flu and Mono. We tested If you have questions, I’ll do my best it at our house a few years ago when to answer them or direct you to someone who has the answer. my son had Mono. As soon as he
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Christian Homes Educating Christ’s Kids check homeschooling The CHECK Homeschool Ministry has been busy! While we are taking a bit of a break from our reular co-op classes this semester, we have a little something for everyone to pick and choose from. Here are some of the new and exciting things we have going on: • Monthly field trips • Mom’s Night Out • Monthly parent support meetings • Guest speaker presentations • Holiday Parties • Community outreach We are so blessed that God is using CHECK as an outreach to home-
areas of ministry
Infant-2 years
2 years- Kindergarten
1st-4th Grade
5 & 6th Grade
schooling families throughout our local communities. May 2012 be filled with His Glory! For more information or to find out how you can get involved, contact Jana Marr at jmarrus2001@yahoo.com.
history of the Blue Owl along with a question/answer session and tour.
Right- CHECK visited Cedar Hill Manor nursing home and had a merry time making Christmas Photos: crafts, reading stories, singing Left- On Nov. 17, CHECK homeschool members enjoyed a SWEET time mak- carols and visiting residents. ing candy at Mary’s Sweet Shoppe. Mary Hostetter, owner of the famous Blue Owl Restaurant and Bakery, provided the homeschoolers with a wonderful presentation regarding the Summer will be here before you know it and we are really excited about what it has in store. So begin to mark your calendars and plan to be at all the great events that will be going on this summer at Faith Community Church. VBS will be June 18- 22 from 6-8:30 pm. It will be an awesome time for the entire family to come and have fun while learning about the hope we have in God. Keep an eye out and your ears open for more information about Cloudy with a Chance, VBS 2012. Be ready for lots of surprises and tons of fun throughout the entire week.
and teens can also attend as a staff member but must be at least 15 years old. Your children will have a blast as they spend the week playing and learning about God’s love. If you would like more information please contact Pastor Philip. We have some exciting news about some changes that are taking place within the children’s ministry and want you to be aware of them. Faithkids is the new name of the Children’s Ministry here at Faith. So whenever you hear Faithkids we are referring to the ministry as a whole. The individual ministries and their logos are to the left of this article.
Philip Haught Children’s Pastor
Kids Camp will be July 30-August 3 for students ages 8-12. The cost is $115 plus $25 to preregister. Adults 7
it is our Lord Jesus’ Kingdom. We can see from world happenings that it may not be very far off. What an exciting time to live! The Ladies Bible Study is on Tuesday mornings at 9:00 am in Mason Hall. The next study begins on May 8th. The topic has not been chosen at this time, but look for it in the bulletin around the first part of April. A sign up sheet for the new study will be at the Information Desk. We welcome all ladies who can join us. Not only do we grow in the Lord and His word, we also have a great time of fellowship.
mary beth kitta leader
New Women’s
web page
There’s a new women’s page on our website! It is packed full of all the details the ladies need to stay up to date with our events and other information! Check it out at www.faith-community.org/ women.
Whether you are looking for a small group, common interest group, or a Bible study, we have something that appeals to you. As women, I encourage you to ask questions, explore your options, and get INVOLVED! Life is always better with girlfriends. judy harris women’s director
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fcc Papercrafters:for those who love to scrap
This winter we are having the time of our lives studying Daniel: Lives of Integrity, Words of Prophecy by Beth Moore. We are learning how to live in our own Babylon with lives of integrity by refusing to bow down to the idols of our own culture and trusting in the Lord to give us the ability to live like Daniel. Every week is fresh with a new word from God. We learned about the kingdoms Nebuchanezzer (king of Babylon) had in his dream, which was interpreted by Daniel. Four of those kingdoms have already come - the Babylonian Empire, the Medo-Persian Empire, The Grecian Empire and the Roman Empire. There is one yet to come and it is so exciting to know that
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ladies bible study
Do you scrapbook or make cards? Maybe you prefer to craft other beautiful things? Well, the FCC Paper Crafters would enjoy working with you to create blessings for your family and friends! There is no fee for our gatherings. Simply bring a snack to share, all of your supplies and be prepared to enjoy a night of paper crafting and fellowship. Here are our spring dates: April 20th ~ Workshop Crop (details will be emailed), 7pm in Mason Hall. May 11th ~ 7pm in Mason Hall. For questions, or to be added to our e-mailing list, email Tamara Zimmerman at paperblessings@charter.net. You can also find our group page on Facebook (FCC Paper Crafters).
Friday nights @ 7pm we hope you can join us soon!
Next Crop: April 20
Your journey from
A new session of Griefshare begins March 6, at 7pm in the Fellowship Hall. Registration is $14, including your workbook, and can be paid at the first meeting. Classes consist of a video, lessons in the workbook and sharing with the group. This session will not
mourning to joy
include meal care. This group provides a safe enviroment and support as you walk through the grief of losing a loved one. If you would like to attend the group or for more information, please contact Diane Bruns at 314.956.5615.
“You’ll discover there are people who understand your hurts, emotions and painful experiences! When someone you love dies, it’s common to feel isolated. In GriefShare, you’ll find that you are not alone, that there are others who understand what you are going through.”
Sign up at www.griefshare.org
car care ministry
providing mechanic services to widows and single moms The Car Care Ministry provides auto mechanic aid to single moms and widows at Faith “I want to express my Community Church. We’ve got a great group appreciation to you of skilled mechanics who volunteer their time and your ministry to service vehicles free of charge. Mechanic bills can be some of the worst, but necessary, again for repairing my burdens on our checkbook. If you are a widow car’s brakes. I have to say I was surprised or single mom and would like assistance from the Car Care Ministry, head to Faith Community to say the least when you told me I didn’t on the dates below. They’ll be in the rear parkowe you anythinging lot from 9am-Noon ready to help you. If not even for the you would like more information contact the purchased parts...I church appreciated the prayer you shared with and for me after you so graciously repaired my brakes. You are a blessing...” -Anonymous client
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Supporting a Grieving Person It can be tough to know what to say or do when someone you care about is grieving. It’s common to feel helpless, awkward, or unsure. You may be afraid of intruding, saying the wrong thing, or making the person feel even worse. Or maybe you feel there’s little you can do to make things better. While you can’t take away the pain of the loss, you can provide much-needed comfort and support. There are many ways to help a grieving friend or family member, starting with letting the person know you care. • Accept and acknowledge all feelings. Let the grieving person know that it’s okay to cry in front of you, to get angry, or to break down. Don’t try to reason with them over how they should or shouldn’t feel. The bereaved should feel free to express their feelings, without fear of judgment, argument, or criticism. • Be willing to sit in silence. Don’t press if the grieving person doesn’t feel like talking. You can offer comfort and support with your silent presence. If you can’t think of something to say, just offer eye contact, a squeeze of the hand, or a reassuring hug. • Let the bereaved talk about how their loved one died. People who are grieving may need to tell the story over and over again, sometimes in minute detail. Be patient. Repeating the story is a way of processing and accepting the death. With each retelling, the pain lessens. • Offer comfort and reassurance without minimizing the loss. Tell the bereaved that what they’re feeling is okay. If you’ve gone through a similar loss, share your own experience if you think it would help. However, don’t give unsolicited advice, claim to “know” what the person is feeling, or compare your grief to theirs.
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opportunities for you to get fit faith fit We have a few groups at Faith to help you get fit, and connect with others at the church. Check out two of the groups below!
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souls in motionCardio Kickboxing taekwondo mondays 5:30-8pm tuesdays &thursdays 7-8pm & saturdays 8-9am
Taekwondo classes are held every Monday from 5:30-8pm in the Fellowship Hall. The beginning class goes from 5:30-6:15pm and covers the basics of Taekwondo to prepare the students for advanced classes. The advanced class meets from 6:15-8pm and consists of a warm up, a weekly focus like sparring and a question and anwer session.
Fees: Classes are $10 a month per individual or $15 a month per family. Fees are collected on the honor system and turned into the church office weekly. If you would like to take the class, but aren’t able to spare the funds, please come anyway. There is also a testing fee of $10 for levels below Black Belt.
Don’t hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting; but never hit softly theodore roosevelt
Are you looking for more opportunities to work out? Souls In Motion Cardio Kickboxing class is now offering a great work out THREE DAYS A WEEK! That’s right! We are adding a class on Saturday mornings starting in February up to the weekend before Memorial Day. This is a perfect way to jump start your weekend! We will be meeting in the Student Center on Saturday mornings from 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM. There are just a couple of changes. We will not be offering childcare for the Saturday morning classes and the schedule will be subject to change/cancellation based on events that have already been scheduled by the church on certain Saturdays. We will be taking a break from Saturday classes during the summer months, but if demand stays high for Saturdays, we will resume the Saturday after Labor Day. You can check out our Facebook Page (Souls in Motion Cardio Kickbox-
ing) for updates as well as the church’s Facebook Page (Faith Community Church) and website (faith-community.org). We will still be meeting at our regular times on Tuesday and Thursday nights. The times are 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM. We do offer childcare on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and the cost is just $2/child. Now that you have three chances to workout, what are you waiting for? Throw on your workout clothes, grab a bottle of water, your exercise mat, hand weights (2, 3, 5 pounds if you have them), your “can do attitude” and come join us for a fun, energetic work out that will be sure to please! *Souls in Motion is a co-ed class open to men, women and children of all ages and skill level. Parents please use your discretion where children are concerned.
fitness info fast check out the new web page We created a web page so you can stay up to date with all the fitness groups and activities at Faith! Head to our website, www.faith-community.org/faithfitness. 10
New Groups at Faith small groups update For Women Only Judy Harris Sundays @ 9am Fellowship Hall
Courageous Living Brad Marks Sunday’s @ 10:30am Mason Hall Apartment
Calling all men of courage! Join us beginning March 25, for a men-only study group to build on the Courageous Living Bible Study. We will be We’ll be going through the book “So Long Insecurity,” by Beth Moore. reading “The Resolution for Men” and stepping up to the challenge to live It crops up at the oddest times, it out the resolution for the sake of our distorts our perspectives and hinders our lives…it is called insecurity. families. If you are a husband or father, take courage and join us for It cripples us and makes us miserthis insightful study. able, and everyone experiences it at one time or another. Learn how Best Friends to identify what causes you to feel Vincent & Allison Newfield insecure and how to conquer those Sundays @ 10:30am feelings through understanding Mason Hall who we are in Christ. Class begins That’s what God wants for husSunday, April 1. bands and wives. You’re invited as Foundations Jack Fambrough Sunday’s @ 10:30am Mason Hall Basement This group meets to walk through foundational truths of the Bible. Class begins Sunday, April 1.
we dive into hot topics including how to rekindle the fire of love, communication, finances, dealing with in-laws, and yes…sex. Class begins Sunday, April 22 and will run through mid June. Please sign up at the Info Desk.
Financial Peace University Keith & Monica Griffith Sunday’s @ 5pm Mason Hall “FPU” is a class based on material from Christian financial planner Dave Ramsey. In this course you will learn how to live on a budget, dump debt and build wealth! Materials can be purchased for $99.95 in the Bookstore. Class begins March 4. Ladies Bible Study Mary Beth Kitta Tuesday’s @ 9am Mason Hall See page 8 for their article. Griefshare Diane Bruns Tuesday’s @ 7pm Fellowship Hall See page 9 for more class details.
looking for a place to serve? Visit faith connect, the online directory, and search for serve Groups.
our new online directory welcome to faith connect We’re excited to announce the launch of Faith Connect, our new online directory that will connect you to others at Faith faster than ever! You’ll be able to browse our Small Groups to find one that fits you! You’ll even be able to show your interest in a group directly through that group’s Faith Connect page so that leaders can get you
information more quickly. Registering for Faith Connect is simple, and will only take you a few moments. Go to www.faith-community.org/ connect and click on register in the upper right hand corner. You’ll then be on your way to connecting with others at Faith.
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Faith Community Church Of House Springs, MO
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Phone: 636.671.4190 Fax: 636.671.0309 WWW.FAITH-COMMUNITY.ORG Faith Connection (USPS; 370-150) 4824 Scottsdale (HWY 30) House Springs, MO 63051-2103 “He will lead them to springs of living water. And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes.” Revelation 7:17
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1st service................. 9am 2nd service............... 10:30am Small Groups........... 9 &10:30am Children’s Church...10:30am
Wednesday
Adult Bible Study..... 7pm Youth Service............ 7pm Royal Rangers & Missionettes.............. 7pm
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