We are so excited to roll out our new D6 curriculum this Sunday at Rolling Hills! D6 gives an awesome opportunity to continue their worship and study at home. Each week kids will be introduced to a lesson, then leave Sunday School with a guide for the rest of the week. This guide is not just for them - it will engage the whole family!
Another new thing we are doing, is offering Sunday School at only one time. This will give ALL of our children and youth the opportunity to learn, grow and worship together at 9:45am. Parents have the option of attending the 9:30am contemporary service while their children attend Sunday School, or families might choose to worship together at 8:30 or 11:00 services. While your children are in the 9:45 Sunday School, join us for "Coffee & Conversation" adult fellowship in the Sanctuary.
We are super excited about these new programs
and look forward to having your family worship with us!
Questions/Comments/Concerns? Contact Elisabeth at familylife@rhcc4.org
We
are so excited to roll out our new D6 Curriclum this coming Sunday! D6
give an awesome opportunity for families to continue their worship and
study at home. Each week kids will be introduced to a great lesson,
then leave Sunday School equipped with a guide for the rest of the
week. This guide is not just for them - it will engage the whole
family!
Another new thing that we are doing, is only offering Sunday School one time. This gives all of our children and youth the opportunity to learn and worship together at 9:45AM. Families have the option of attending the 9:30 Service while their children attend Sunday School, or bringing their kids to worship in the traditional service. We will be offering "Coffee & Conversation" for parents to fellowship together in the morning, if they choose to attend the 8:30 or 11:00 Service as a family.
This also will allow any parents who sing in the choir to have a spot for their children to hang out, learn, and worship with other kids their ages while they practice!
We are excited about these new programs and look forward to having your family with us! Questions/Comments/Concerns? Elisabeth is entihere to answer, listen, and help!
Many Smiles,
Elisabeth Hunter
familylife@rhcc4.org
- See more at: http://www.rhcc4.org/blog.php#sthash.WKUcm46C.dpuf
Another new thing that we are doing, is only offering Sunday School one time. This gives all of our children and youth the opportunity to learn and worship together at 9:45AM. Families have the option of attending the 9:30 Service while their children attend Sunday School, or bringing their kids to worship in the traditional service. We will be offering "Coffee & Conversation" for parents to fellowship together in the morning, if they choose to attend the 8:30 or 11:00 Service as a family.
This also will allow any parents who sing in the choir to have a spot for their children to hang out, learn, and worship with other kids their ages while they practice!
We are excited about these new programs and look forward to having your family with us! Questions/Comments/Concerns? Elisabeth is entihere to answer, listen, and help!
Many Smiles,
Elisabeth Hunter
familylife@rhcc4.org
- See more at: http://www.rhcc4.org/blog.php#sthash.WKUcm46C.dpuf
We
are so excited to roll out our new D6 Curriclum this coming Sunday! D6
give an awesome opportunity for families to continue their worship and
study at home. Each week kids will be introduced to a great lesson,
then leave Sunday School equipped with a guide for the rest of the
week. This guide is not just for them - it will engage the whole
family!
Another new thing that we are doing, is only offering Sunday School one time. This gives all of our children and youth the opportunity to learn and worship together at 9:45AM. Families have the option of attending the 9:30 Service while their children attend Sunday School, or bringing their kids to worship in the traditional service. We will be offering "Coffee & Conversation" for parents to fellowship together in the morning, if they choose to attend the 8:30 or 11:00 Service as a family.
This also will allow any parents who sing in the choir to have a spot for their children to hang out, learn, and worship with other kids their ages while they practice!
We are excited about these new programs and look forward to having your family with us! Questions/Comments/Concerns? Elisabeth is entihere to answer, listen, and help!
Many Smiles,
Elisabeth Hunter
familylife@rhcc4.org
- See more at: http://www.rhcc4.org/blog.php#sthash.WKUcm46C.dpuf
Another new thing that we are doing, is only offering Sunday School one time. This gives all of our children and youth the opportunity to learn and worship together at 9:45AM. Families have the option of attending the 9:30 Service while their children attend Sunday School, or bringing their kids to worship in the traditional service. We will be offering "Coffee & Conversation" for parents to fellowship together in the morning, if they choose to attend the 8:30 or 11:00 Service as a family.
This also will allow any parents who sing in the choir to have a spot for their children to hang out, learn, and worship with other kids their ages while they practice!
We are excited about these new programs and look forward to having your family with us! Questions/Comments/Concerns? Elisabeth is entihere to answer, listen, and help!
Many Smiles,
Elisabeth Hunter
familylife@rhcc4.org
- See more at: http://www.rhcc4.org/blog.php#sthash.WKUcm46C.dpuf
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August 29, 2013, 10:45 AM
Exciting News & Changes to Sunday School!
We
are so excited to roll out our new D6 Curriclum this coming Sunday! D6
give an awesome opportunity for families to continue their worship and
study at home. Each week kids will be introduced to a great lesson,
then leave Sunday School equipped with a guide for the rest of the
week. This guide is not just for them - it will engage the whole
family!
Another new thing that we are doing, is only offering Sunday School one time. This gives all of our children and youth the opportunity to learn and worship together at 9:45AM. Families have the option of attending the 9:30 Service while their children attend Sunday School, or bringing their kids to worship in the traditional service. We will be offering "Coffee & Conversation" for parents to fellowship together in the morning, if they choose to attend the 8:30 or 11:00 Service as a family.
This also will allow any parents who sing in the choir to have a spot for their children to hang out, learn, and worship with other kids their ages while they practice!
We are excited about these new programs and look forward to having your family with us! Questions/Comments/Concerns? Elisabeth is entihere to answer, listen, and help!
Many Smiles,
Elisabeth Hunter
familylife@rhcc4.org
Another new thing that we are doing, is only offering Sunday School one time. This gives all of our children and youth the opportunity to learn and worship together at 9:45AM. Families have the option of attending the 9:30 Service while their children attend Sunday School, or bringing their kids to worship in the traditional service. We will be offering "Coffee & Conversation" for parents to fellowship together in the morning, if they choose to attend the 8:30 or 11:00 Service as a family.
This also will allow any parents who sing in the choir to have a spot for their children to hang out, learn, and worship with other kids their ages while they practice!
We are excited about these new programs and look forward to having your family with us! Questions/Comments/Concerns? Elisabeth is entihere to answer, listen, and help!
Many Smiles,
Elisabeth Hunter
familylife@rhcc4.org
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June 24, 2012, 1:13 PM
Kids need Faith.
The Situation:
Children ask, “Can you prove it?“ Some kids are taught to believe that
the scientific method is the ultimate test of validity. In their
worldview, people who believe in miraculous events are simple-minded and
uninformed. Faith is a weakness that cannot stand up to scientific
reasoning.
The Solution:
In reality, faith forms a bridge that connects truth and hope. At one
end, the bridge of faith rests securely upon the tangible foundation of
Scripture. The events revealed in the Bible are factual and historically
reliable. On the other end, the bridge of faith reaches toward God’s
intan- gible promises yet to come. Because we know certain things that
are true, we have faith. Because we believe, certain things will become true.
What You Can Do:
Faith is like a muscle—the more you exercise it, the stronger it
becomes. To express faith doesn’t require a long leap, but it does
include short steps. Practice small steps of faith with your kids. Read
frequently (Romans 10:17). Pray expectantly (Matthew 21:22). Walk
uprightly (Galatians 5:16).
Article from: Raising Godly Children
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The Situation:
Children ask, “Can you prove it?“ Some kids are taught to believe that
the scientific method is the ultimate test of validity. In their
worldview, people who believe in miraculous events are simple-minded and
uninformed. Faith is a weakness that cannot stand up to scientific
reasoning.
The Solution:
In reality, faith forms a bridge that connects truth and hope. At one
end, the bridge of faith rests securely upon the tangible foundation of
Scripture. The events revealed in the Bible are factual and historically
reliable. On the other end, the bridge of faith reaches toward God’s
intan- gible promises yet to come. Because we know certain things that
are true, we have faith. Because we believe, certain things will become true.
What You Can Do:
Faith is like a muscle—the more you exercise it, the stronger it
becomes. To express faith doesn’t require a long leap, but it does
include short steps. Practice small steps of faith with your kids. Read
frequently (Romans 10:17). Pray expectantly (Matthew 21:22). Walk
uprightly (Galatians 5:16).
Article from:
- See more at: http://www.rhcc4.org/blog.php#sthash.WKUcm46C.dpuf
Blog
August 29, 2013, 10:45 AM
Exciting News & Changes to Sunday School!
We
are so excited to roll out our new D6 Curriclum this coming Sunday! D6
give an awesome opportunity for families to continue their worship and
study at home. Each week kids will be introduced to a great lesson,
then leave Sunday School equipped with a guide for the rest of the
week. This guide is not just for them - it will engage the whole
family!
Another new thing that we are doing, is only offering Sunday School one time. This gives all of our children and youth the opportunity to learn and worship together at 9:45AM. Families have the option of attending the 9:30 Service while their children attend Sunday School, or bringing their kids to worship in the traditional service. We will be offering "Coffee & Conversation" for parents to fellowship together in the morning, if they choose to attend the 8:30 or 11:00 Service as a family.
This also will allow any parents who sing in the choir to have a spot for their children to hang out, learn, and worship with other kids their ages while they practice!
We are excited about these new programs and look forward to having your family with us! Questions/Comments/Concerns? Elisabeth is entihere to answer, listen, and help!
Many Smiles,
Elisabeth Hunter
familylife@rhcc4.org
Another new thing that we are doing, is only offering Sunday School one time. This gives all of our children and youth the opportunity to learn and worship together at 9:45AM. Families have the option of attending the 9:30 Service while their children attend Sunday School, or bringing their kids to worship in the traditional service. We will be offering "Coffee & Conversation" for parents to fellowship together in the morning, if they choose to attend the 8:30 or 11:00 Service as a family.
This also will allow any parents who sing in the choir to have a spot for their children to hang out, learn, and worship with other kids their ages while they practice!
We are excited about these new programs and look forward to having your family with us! Questions/Comments/Concerns? Elisabeth is entihere to answer, listen, and help!
Many Smiles,
Elisabeth Hunter
familylife@rhcc4.org
Post a Comment
June 24, 2012, 1:13 PM
Kids need Faith.
The Situation:
Children ask, “Can you prove it?“ Some kids are taught to believe that
the scientific method is the ultimate test of validity. In their
worldview, people who believe in miraculous events are simple-minded and
uninformed. Faith is a weakness that cannot stand up to scientific
reasoning.
The Solution:
In reality, faith forms a bridge that connects truth and hope. At one
end, the bridge of faith rests securely upon the tangible foundation of
Scripture. The events revealed in the Bible are factual and historically
reliable. On the other end, the bridge of faith reaches toward God’s
intan- gible promises yet to come. Because we know certain things that
are true, we have faith. Because we believe, certain things will become true.
What You Can Do:
Faith is like a muscle—the more you exercise it, the stronger it
becomes. To express faith doesn’t require a long leap, but it does
include short steps. Practice small steps of faith with your kids. Read
frequently (Romans 10:17). Pray expectantly (Matthew 21:22). Walk
uprightly (Galatians 5:16).
Article from: Raising Godly Children
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The Situation:
Children ask, “Can you prove it?“ Some kids are taught to believe that
the scientific method is the ultimate test of validity. In their
worldview, people who believe in miraculous events are simple-minded and
uninformed. Faith is a weakness that cannot stand up to scientific
reasoning.
The Solution:
In reality, faith forms a bridge that connects truth and hope. At one
end, the bridge of faith rests securely upon the tangible foundation of
Scripture. The events revealed in the Bible are factual and historically
reliable. On the other end, the bridge of faith reaches toward God’s
intan- gible promises yet to come. Because we know certain things that
are true, we have faith. Because we believe, certain things will become true.
What You Can Do:
Faith is like a muscle—the more you exercise it, the stronger it
becomes. To express faith doesn’t require a long leap, but it does
include short steps. Practice small steps of faith with your kids. Read
frequently (Romans 10:17). Pray expectantly (Matthew 21:22). Walk
uprightly (Galatians 5:16).
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- See more at: http://www.rhcc4.org/blog.php#sthash.WKUcm46C.dpuf
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