Vol. XXI, No. 5 | March 5, 2011
K in g d o m Movement in India
Bible Aliv e Friday–Saturday, April 1–2
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ible Alive is a multimedia contextual immersion experience in understanding God’s Word in its original historical, cultural, geographical, literary, and visual context. This seminar will equip you with tools, resources, and frameworks to forever change the way you read and understand the Bible. The following statement captures the motivating principle behind this seminar: “We should never ask what a passage means to us today until we know what it meant to those who first heard those words and experienced its reality.” Using helicopter video of Holy Land sites together with images drawn from their unique library of photographs, illustrations, reconstructions, and maps, Preserving Bible Times teaching fellow Doug Greenwold will bring the Bible to life as never before.
Short-term mission opportunities 2
Monday, March 21 6:30–8:30 pm Fellowship Hall
Who should consider coming to Bible Alive? Anyone who: v Wants to rekindle their excitement and passion for God’s Word
A churchwide dinner evening featuring a taste of India RSVP: www.pcpc.org by Sunday, March 20 $9.50 marzena.dunham@pcpc.org or 214-224-2523
v Wants to rejuvenate their quiet times v Leads a small group or teaches others v Disciples another v Would like to study the Bible in Israel v Would like to fall in love with Jesus m ore deeply Bible Alive is appropriate for junior high students or older. Families are encouraged to attend. Session times are Friday, 6:30–9:45 pm, and Saturday, 8:30 am–12:30 pm. The cost is $25 per person or $40 per family until Friday, March 25; then $35 per person or $50 per family. Register at www.pcpc.org/registrations. Contact amy.tassos@pcpc.org or 214-224-2740.
PCPC Family Camp 2
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njoy dinner and learn from Indian church leaders about the Holy Spirit’s work in India. This information is timely, since Mark Davis has been preaching on the Holy Spirit and PCPC is planting churches in India as part of the 2020 Vision. The dinner costs $9.50 per person and will consist of mild Indian cuisine. Children are welcome, but childcare is not provided. Handicrafts made by underprivileged women employed by the Dorcas House in Northern India will be available for purchase at the Monday night dinner and during Tuesday morning Women’s Bible studies. Contact marzena.dunham@pcpc.org or 214-224-2523.
Waiting list for high school Florida Trip 3
Women's Reflective Retreat 3
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