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Hey family, what we're doing in the Book of Colossians is reminding ourselves where our identity comes from--what our identity is and who Christ is. As we see him, and grow in him, we become more and more like the person he created us to be. This week as we continue in our new series on the Book of Colossians, we'll continue with a beautiful prayer that Paul prays--not only for the believers at Colossae, but that we need to pray for each other. Come and let's pray with and for each other. We meet at 10 a.m., at 360 Schermerhorn St. Children ages 5-12 are invited to join our Kids' Church group, which also starts at 10. --Edwin ANNOUNCEMENTS Sunday, Oct. 5 -- Congregational meeting, immediately after service. Please join us for continuing updates on the future of our church. Also regarding Sunday, Oct. 5--The annual Atlantic Antic will be taking place, which means that Atlantic Avenue between Flatbush Avenue and Hicks Street will be shut down all day. Take public transportation, or if you drive, keep in mind that you parking may be a challenge.

Haven’t joined us at Next Step Community Church in a while? We’ve missed you, and this is the perfect Sunday to come back. We're in a new series that talks about how we can be burdened with false identities that we need to break away from. Let's learn together who we really are. Already part of our church community? Invite your family and friends. And bring your kids--Ignite Kidz for children ages 5-12 starts at 10 a.m., same time as our adult service. We look forward to seeing you! --Edwin

Hey family, we've all seen those movies where a person hits their head and forgets who they are, and the comedy that follows is a lot of fun because before the end of the movie their memory comes back and they figure out their real identity. This situation, however, is NOT fun when we've lived a life not knowing who we are. In this new series, "Identity Issues," we're going to address some of the lies that we believe and the truths that set us free. We're going to be studying through the Book of Colossians as we go through this super-important topic in our lives. We'll talk about relationships, how we see ourselves, self-talk, and interactions with ourselves, with God and with others. We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St. Kids' Church for ages 5-12 starts at 10 a.m. as well. Bring a friend! --Edwin

What do we do after we mess up? Body copy: Hey family, the Bible says that we all sin--and we know it's true. Everyone makes mistakes now and then. But as a Christian, what should be our next step after we blow it? How do we respond to God when we know that we've done wrong and hurt ourselves and others? That will be our topic on Sunday when we meet at 10 a.m. on Sunday at 360 Schermerhorn. Please bring a friend who might be going through a hard time. And great news for those of you who have kids ages 5-12 ... IgNite Kidz is back in session! Our children learn to love Jesus through their very own church service with a Bible lesson, crafts, games and more. Starts 10 a.m., same time as the adult service. I look forward to seeing you there. --Edwin

Hey family, in every relationship, learning how to love is one of the most difficult and rewarding aspects of that relationship.  As we've gone through this series, we've seen not only how God is love, but how he's loved us. This week we're going to learn about how God is loving THROUGH us, and how that will affect every one of our relationships: marriages, children, parents, friends, co-workers and everyone else in our lives--including our church. So come with us as we learn this crucial skill for loving others. Can't wait to see you!  --Edwin Announcements:  Saturday Sept. 27, Women's event, "Grief and God: Finding Spiritual Comfort Amidst the Unthinkable." 1-3 p.m., meal to follow. Please reserve your seat by speaking to Betsy Mitchell or Sharon Sims--and invite a friend!

Hey family, we are continuing our series LOVE, LOVED, LOVING. The apostle John tells us: "This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins." God is the source of love, and also the perfect example of what love is. It is unconditional. It is not dependent on our worthiness to receive it, for no one deserves God's love--and yet He loves everyone. Please join us Sunday and allow yourself to rest in the assurance of God's love. We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St. And please note: There will be a congregational meeting immediately following the service. --Edwin

God is the exact definition of love. Copy: Hey family, this Sunday we continue our new series called LOVE, LOVED, LOVING. In it we are exploring the transforming power of God's love. We'll talk about who God is, what he's done for us, and how we respond to others. No matter where you are in your life, this series will change how you react to God and other people. We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St. Reminder: Kids' Church is on break for the month of August. --Edwin ANNOUNCEMENTS: Congregational meeting, Sunday, Aug. 24. All members, please attend this important meeting. Women's Event, Saturday, Sept. 27. All women are invited to our event on the topic of "Grief and God: Finding Spiritual Comfort Amidst the Unthinkable." 1-3 p.m., meal to follow. Please RSVP to Sharon Sims or Betsy Mitchell if you would like to attend. And invite your friends!

Hey family, join us this Sunday as we start a new series exploring the transforming power of God’s love. Love — Who God is Loved — What He’s done for us Loving — How we respond to others Whether you’re single, married, raising kids, or navigating friendships, this series will have an effect on how you relate to God and others. We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St. Reminder: Kids Church is on break for the month of August. --Edwin IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: All members, please attend our congregational meeting after service on Sunday, Aug. 24.

Hey family, I hope you have been enjoying your summer, even the hot and rainy parts. Every single day is a day that the Lord has made, so celebrate it! And please join us tomorrow morning as we learn more from God's word. We meet at 360 Schermerhorn St. at 10 am. Remember, Kids Church is on break for the month of August. --Edwin

hey family, we hear so often about the three names of God--Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. But how much do we know about receiving the Holy Spirit, and how we can depend on him for our transformation? That's what we'll talk about this Sunday when we meet at 10 a.m. on 360 Schermerhorn Street. Bring a friend! ANNOUNCEMENTS: * Kids' Church will meet this Sunday at 10 a.m. and then will be on vacation during the month of August.

Hey family, sometimes when we're struggling with something, it seems like we're trying to escape from a very dark place. No matter which way we look, there are no answers to be found, and the direction we should go is completely obscured. It's at times like these that we need to remember the wisdom from scripture we're going to hear on Sunday. If you'd like to look ahead, read Psalm 103. Both adult and kids' services start at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn St. I'd also like to invite you to our new Monday morning prayer service, held 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. every week. Please join us for a quiet time of prayer and contemplation--it's the best way to start your week. --Edwin

SUNDAY SERVICE Our speaker this Sunday will be John Fils-Aime, a beloved friend of our church. Come at 10 a.m. and bring your children! Kids' Church starts at 10 a.m. as well. --Edwin Hide trimmed content

Hey family, summer is a great time to invite a friend and start your week off right. We meet at 10 a.m. every Sunday at 360 Schermerhorn St.--and bring the kids as well. We offer Kids' Church for ages 5-12. Not to mention a delicious meal after every service! --Edwin

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Hey family, what if your deepest pain was exactly the time when Jesus wanted to show you who He really is? This Sunday we explore the moment when Jesus declared, "I am the resurrection and the life." If we miss this, we miss everything. So please come this Sunday as we continue with our sermon series. We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St. in downtown Brooklyn. Kids ages 5-12 are invited to iGnite Kidz Church, also at 10 a.m.

This Sunday, we’re asking a question most of us never stop to consider: Who’s really leading your life? Whether it’s culture, comfort, a relationship, or even your own voice, something is shaping your direction. But what happens when life gets hard, we make some bad choices or maybe have to start over again? Jesus makes a stunning claim in John 10. Not just that He’s a guide—but that He’s the Shepherd who stays, sacrifices, and knows you completely. Join us as we look at a love that doesn’t run, and a voice that can be trusted. We meet at 10 a.m. on Sundays, 360 Schermerhorn. Kids' Church starts at 10 a.m. as well for ages 5-12. --Edwin

Hey family, I hope you are enjoying this Memorial Day weekend. Every Sunday I tell you that you are not attending a service, but that God is constructing a soul. And the reason we say this is to be reminded that this is a slow work of Jesus and we need each other along the way. So I look forward to seeing you this Sunday as we worship Jesus and take communion together--while God is constructing our souls. We meet at 360 Schermerhorn St. at 10 a.m. Kids' church begins at 10 as well. --Edwin

family, I hope you'll invite a friend this Sunday when we continue our brand-new series, The Jesus I Never Knew. All of us have seen those game shows where the contestant has to pick either door #1, door #2, or door #3. Usually there's a wonderful prize behind one door and something not so wonderful behind the other two. Since we're all familiar with doors being a way to either great treasure or terrible disappointment, it's interesting when Jesus says about himself, "I am the door." He's speaking to the desperate needs we all have in our lives--for security, salvation, satisfaction, and more. He's a door that we all need to walk through and trust. I look forward to seeing all of you at 360 Schermerhorn. Church for adults and for kids ages 5-12 starts at 10 a.m. --Edwin

Hey family, we look forward to seeing you this Sunday when we celebrate Mother's Day. We'll continue our new series called "The Jesus I Never Knew," looking at seven "I am" statements that Jesus made about himself. Some of the biggest heartaches we'll ever have come from not understanding who God is, and nobody tells us who

Hey family, we're starting a brand-new series called "The Jesus I Never Knew." We're going to look at seven "I am" statements that Jesus made in the book of John that will allow us to see Jesus in a new and profound light. Some of the biggest heartaches we'll ever have in life come from not understanding who God is, and nobody tells us who God is better than Jesus. Invite a friend who wants to figure out whether Christianity is for them--or a friend who wants to deepen their walk with Christ. Let's pursue him together.

Listen in on our guest speaker Pastor Hau Liu. We are Easter people living in a Good Friday world

Listen in to Pastor Edwins Easter message

Hey family, the next few days are an amazing opportunity to invite your friends to church. First, this Sunday, April 13, is Palm Sunday, which commemorates Jesus riding into Jerusalem to be greeted by crowds cheering and waving palms. Next will be Good Friday, April 18, when you will experience a truly special service like none we have ever done before, followed by a delicious catered meal. (Please reserve your spots by clicking on this link!) And then, of course, Sunday April 20 is Easter itself, Resurrection Sunday, the holiest day on the Christian calendar. There will be a special Easter service for kids 5-12 as well. Sunday services start at 10 a.m. On Good Friday, the doors will open at 5:30 and service begins at 6, with dinner to follow. I cannot stress how important it is to invite others. Souls matter, and eternal souls matter. Your friends are looking for hope. In this very crazy world, where politics and finances and everything else seem so wild right now, we find our hope in Christ. So please put these dates down and invite your friends. --Edwin

The humility of God Hey family, this Sunday our visiting speaker, Brad Franklin, will continue our series called The Humility of God. We'll look especially at Jesus' Sermon on the Mount and learn how we can actually live out the same humility that characterized Jesus' own life. Does that seem impossible to you? If you want to get a jump on the conversation, read Matthew 5:1-12. We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St. Please invite a friend. Easter is coming up and this is one of the best times of year to invite people into our church family. Kids' Church starts at 10 a.m. as well. --Edwin

Listen up as special guest speaker Pastor Brad Franklin teaches about the humil of God

Hey family, this Sunday, we have a wonderful service planned as we learn how to grow in the Christian faith. This is an important topic because many of us can be in Christ and yet find ourselves stagnant in our Christian growth. This gives us an opportunity to figure out not only how to grow but also to recognize that growth is something that God does in us and through us. See you at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn St. Announcement: Congregational meeting, Sunday March 30, immediately after service. It’s important that we get together on a regular basis in order to know what’s going on in this new family in Jesus that we’re connected to at Next Step Community Church. On Sunday, March 30, immediately after service, we will provide updates, share some news, and give opportunities for you to get involved in ministry. We would love it if you will attend. --Edwin

family, Pastor Edwin here—first of all, you need to know that on Sunday the roads will be crowded with people running the NYC Half Marathon, so take public transportation to get to church. And now for the real important part of this message! In our latest series we’ve been talking about our identities—who we are now that we believe in Christ. As we’ve said before, the most important thing about you is what you think about God. The second most important thing is what you think about yourself. There’s no need to struggle with a wrong identity that was bestowed upon us early in our lives and simply does not fit anymore. I look forward to talking more about this on Sunday. We meet at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn St. Kids ages 5-12 have their own service starting 10 a.m. as well. See you there,

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Hey family, before we start, I just want you to know that there are a lot of different ways that we’re growing together in our church this year. We have Bible studies, service opportunities, and even a salsa class coming up! So get plugged in on Sundays and start growing. The most important thing in the world is what you think about God. The second most important is what you think about yourself. Many of us grew up in families who instilled in us an identity that no longer matches who we are in Christ. Perhaps it is was through verbal abuse, physical abuse, or psychological abuse. Or maybe you just heard from the world this idea that you couldn’t be free, grow healthy, or move forward with what God has called you to do. This week is the second part of our IDENTITY series. We’re going to look at the scriptures and see what God says about us--and how that changes everything, in every aspect of our lives. We meet at 10 a.m. on Sundays, 360 Schermerhorn St. Bring a friend! Kids Church for ages 5-12 also starts at 10.

Hey family, last week was so important, as we talked about finding our identity in Christ through Ephesians chapter 1. We will pick up with that message, but this Sunday I'm happy to tell you that Pastor John Fils-Aime will be speaking the word of God. We meet at 10 a.m. Sundays, 360 Schermerhorn St., and kids' church meets for children ages 5-12 will meet at 10 also. --Edwin Announcements: Join us for a 13-week study on what it means to be a Christian. You can purchase the GROWING IN CHRIST booklet after service this Sunday, and we meet by Zoom on Mondays at 6:30.

Hey family, it's important to be a church that does life together, from learning to fun! Two opportunities are starting soon that will be a great opportunity to meet new people and to grow in being a Christian. First, we're starting a Zoom Bible study that EVERYONE is invited to join. It's called Growing in Christ, and it's a great way to develop habits of Bible study and learning scripture. You can buy the class book after service on Sunday (only $7). The class starts Monday at 6:30 on Zoom. Second, did you ever want to learn salsa dancing? Now's your chance! We'll be announcing the details soon. I look forward to seeing you at service Sunday! We meet at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn St. in downtown Brooklyn. Kids' Church for ages 5-12 also starts at 10. --Edwin

Listen in as Pastor Edwin discusses how we are new in Christ

family, join us this Sunday as we hear what Jesus has to say about what matters most. Pastor Gus Rodriguez will speak this week on how often we give our best to things that can be overwhelming. However, Jesus has a clear command about what matters most. Join us at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn. IgNite Kidz church starts at 10 a.m. as well for children ages 5-12. --Edwin

Hey family, our scripture this Sunday will be from Luke chapter 18, verses 18-30. Jesus is speaking to a young man who loves God deeply and has kept all the commandments--but refuses to give up one thing. Please join us this Sunday as Pastor Hau Liu from Hope Church NYC speaks on this important topic. We meet at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn St. in Brooklyn. Children's church starts at 10 a.m. as well. --Edwin

Hey family, one of the things I want to do this January is lay out the year and where we're going. I want us to be focused on health. Healthy growth in Christ and healthy relating with others in our church, as well as a healthy connection with those outside of our church. We have an opportunity to grow in love with Jesus and with one another, and we want to take very intentional steps toward this. So let's start this Sunday to make 2025 one of those years where things deeply change in our hearts and also in our relationships. Bring a friend! I look forward to seeing you at 360 Schermerhorn St. Our service starts at 10 a.m., and so does IgNite Kidz for children ages 5-12. See you then! --Edwin

Hey family, we are so pleased this Sunday to welcome Dr. Steven Smith as our guest speaker. He'll be speaking a message of deliverance for all of us. In the Book of Exodus, we learned that God used the struggles of the Israelites to bring them to himself. He freed them from slavery and guided them through the trackless desert on their way to the promised land. Just like the Israelites, we face struggles in our own lives. How does God use those struggles to deliver us? Come Sunday at 10 a.m. to be enlightened! We meet at 360 Schermerhorn St. Kids' Church also starts at 10 a.m., so please bring your family! --Edwin

Our inside lives matter to God Hey family, we'll start this new year with a look at how important it is to examine our inside lives. We might work very hard to make sure others see a confident, capable person on the outside... but if we don't examine deep inside ourselves, we might get tripped up by unacknowledged anger, fear, or other emotions. Psalm 139 talks about how God knows us completely, all the way through, and how He is much more concerned what's going on with our hearts than what we show on the outside. Please join us at 10 a.m. on Sunday, 360 Schermerhorn St., and bring a friend to start the new year right. IgNite Kidz children's church for ages 5-12 starts at 10 a.m. as well. --Edwin

Hey family, is there a friend you can invite to our Christmas service this Sunday? The holidays can be lonely for those with no family nearby--or even no family at all. Jesus came to earth in order to seek and save the lost. This Sunday, let's introduce him to someone new when we come together as part of the family of God. We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St

Hey family, we have been celebrating the season of Advent with a series called LIGHT OF THE WORLD. This Sunday we continue to talk about what it means that Jesus came to earth to seek and save the lost. If you missed last week's message, you can listen to it here: Home - Next Step Community Church Please bring a friend to tomorrow's service. We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn. Kids' Church also starts at 10, for children ages 5-12. --Edwin Announcements: * Children's Christmas party: Sunday, Dec. 22, 10 a.m. Invite a family to join us! * Christmas service: Sunday, Dec. 22, 10 a.m.

Hey family, in our new series LIGHT OF THE WORLD, we're looking at what it means that light came into the world 2,000 years ago during Advent, when God entered into humanity in the flesh and made a way for us to have relationship with him. This week we're going to look at how the darkness in us squints at the light of Christ and maybe even wants to run away from it. It's a great time to examine our own hearts and even invite a friend who has been struggling with God. Join us at 360 Schermerhorn St. Service starts at 10 a.m., and so does iGnite Kidz for children ages 5-12. --Edwin

Subject line: It's nearly Christmas Hey family, churches around the world are beginning to celebrate the season of Advent. Advent means "arrival," and it means the start of an event or the arrival of a person. Christians refer to Advent as the four weeks leading up to Christmas, the day we celebrate the coming of Jesus on Earth. Join us tomorrow, Dec. 1, as Pastor Edwin explains more about Advent and leading us in learning about this time of hope, love, joy and peace. We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St. Our iGnite Kidz children's church for ages 5-12 also starts at 10. We hope to see you there.

Hey family, rescuing people from a lifetime of negative behaviors and painful consequences is what Jesus loves to do. He accepts us, forgives us, sets us on a new path. Our belief in Him is what save us. But do we truly honor him as Lord? This Sunday we'll learn the difference between life-changing faith... and fire insurance. Join us at 360 Schermerhorn St. at 10 a.m. Sunday as we hear the word from Pastor Hau Liu of Hope Midtown Church. iGnite Kidz church for ages 5-12 starts at 10 a.m. also.

subject line: How long, O Lord? Many of us have asked this question during different stages of life where we were faced with hardship or difficulty for extended periods of time. Maybe we wondered if God was even conscious of the suffering that we were going through. Because this is something we all struggle with, it’s important to learn how to deal as we walk in the new family of Jesus. So I hope to see you on Sunday, and please bring a friend. We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St. iGnite Kidz church for ages 56-12 also starts at 10 a.m. ANNOUNCEMENTS Thanksgiving banquet, Thurs. Nov. 28, lunch served 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. Every year we invite neighborhood folks to experience good food, a caring atmosphere, and the word of God. To volunteer, speak to Pedro Rodriguez or Chris Hook.

Let the Son Shine Hey family, please join us Sunday when we welcome John Fils-Aime of Central Baptist Church, everyone's favorite guest pastor. We meet at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St., and our kids' church for ages 5-12 meets at the same time. See you then! --Edwin ANNOUNCEMENTS Thanksgiving banquet--To volunteer to serve, please see Pedro Rodriguez. In-person Bible study--Fridays at 7 p.m., led by Rob Lambert.

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Hey family, often when we come up against something that makes us feel powerless or out of control, we focus on addressing that feeling rather than the thing that makes us feel that way. We try to kill the pain but not the sickness. What is going to end up supreme when we confront these insurmountable challenges? Is it going to be us and our own efforts, these challenges, or something else? Join us on Sunday to receive hope and guidance. We meet at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn St. This Sunday is a great opportunity to bring your kids or grandkids! Our children's ministry, IgNite Kidz, will be holding a special event in the park next door with face painting, a Bible story and more. --Edwin ANNOUNCEMENTS: Sat., Oct. 26, noon-4 p.m.--SPECIAL EVENT. All are invited to join us in A Day of Delighting in the Lord. We'll take part in fasting and new ways of worshiping God. See Betsy Mitchell, Pam Rios, Rob Lambert or Janet Adkins for more information. Sat., Nov. 2--MARATHON EVE SERVICE! Join us for our annual service held the night before the New York City Marathon. Since it's so difficult to get around on Marathon day, we hold our service the night before. Doors open 5:30, service begins at 6.

Each of us has a primary thing that our hopes and dreams are wrapped up in. For some of us, we think that if we win the lottery, that will be the solution to everything. For others, it's if we get into a relationship, that will be the solution to everything. Or if we just had better health. Or if... There are a million "things" it might be. In our series SUPREME, we've been arguing how the greatest thing we can give to our lives is Jesus. Of course, many people would agree. But... what would it really look like to see Christ SUPREME in every area of our lives? That's what we'll talk about this Sunday. Our service is at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn St. Kids' Church also starts at 10 for children ages 5-12. --Edwin ANNOUNCEMENTS: Sat., Oct. 26--SPECIAL EVENT. All are invited to join us in A Day of Delighting in the Lord. We'll take part in fasting and new ways of worshiping God. Noon to 4 p.m. See Betsy Mitchell, Pam Rios, Rob Lambert or Janet Adkins for more information. Planning meeting--Thanksgiving Day community banquet. Meet after service Sun. 10/20 with Pastor Pedro to find out how you can help! Friday night in-person Bible study led by Rob Lambert, live at 360 Schermerhorn. 7 p.m. All are invited!

Hey Family, this Sunday will be Part 2 of our new series called SUPREME. What takes the supreme spot in your life? It's whatever motivates us, moves us, causes us to behave the way we do. But when the thing that is supreme in our lives is not good for us, it can cause trouble in all kinds of ways. Join us this Sunday as we continue to discover what the supreme things are in our lives--and shift our focus from the things that we've given ourselves to the Supreme One who created us. Our service is at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn St. Kids' Church also starts at 10 for children ages 5-12. --Edwin ANNOUNCEMENTS: Sat., Oct. 26--SPECIAL EVENT. All are invited to join us in A Day of Delighting in the Lord. We'll take part in fasting and new ways of worshiping God. Noon to 4 p.m. See Betsy Mitchell, Pam Rios, Rob Lambert or Janet Adkins for more information. Friday night in-person Bible study—led by Rob Lambert, live at 360 Schermerhorn. 7 p.m. All are invited!

Hey family, this Sunday we're starting a brand-new series called SUPREME. Everyone has something that runs our lives, that motivates us, moves us, guides us, prompts us to behave the way we do. But when the thing that is supreme in our lives is not good for us, it wreaks havoc, destroys relationships, affects our work ethic, and in general makes everything a mess. Join us this Sunday as we start to discover what the supreme things are in our lives--and shift our focus from the things that we've given ourselves to the Supreme One who created us.  Our service is at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn St. Kids' Church also starts at 10 for children ages 5-12.   --Edwin ANNOUNCEMENTS:   Friday night in-person Bible study—led by Rob Lambert, live at 360 Schermerhorn. 7 p.m. All are invited! Sat., Oct. 26--Special event. All are invited to join us in A Day of Delighting in the Lord. We'll take part in fasting and new ways

Hey family, throughout this series we've learned some truths about work. Some of us view work as gross, a necessary evil to be endured. Others view work as God--the thing that we pour ourselves into and get our identify from. The truth is, work is worship, an opportunity to praise God with the gifts he's given us and thank him for the place he's given us to use them. This week we're going to look at another aspect of work that is actually one of the most important commands that God has ever given. That command is to stop work and take a day of rest, or as the Bible calls it, sabbath. The Sabbath is a fundamental part of our lives. It's a reminder of the work that God has already done and a way to hear him amid the hustle and bustle of life. I hope to see you, and bring a friend! Join us at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn St. Kids Church also starts at 10 for kids ages 5-12. --Edwin ANNOUNCEMENTS: Friday night in-person Bible study—led by Rob Lambert, live at 360 Schermerhorn. 7 p.m. All are invited! SAVE THE DATE--This year's Day of Delighting will be Saturday afternoon, Oct. 27, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Join us to learn about fasting and new ways of worshiping God.

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