Hi Everyone,
Our newsletter is now compatible with mobile devices! According
to Constant Contact, the service we use to produce the Canopy Roads
Connection, approximately 50% of all emails are opened on mobile
devices! Wow! After reading that statistic we realized that we needed to
take immediate steps to reformat our weekly publication. We hope this
will make it easier for you to read it and stay informed. If you read
this on a smart phone or tablet, let us know how it works for you.
Beginning this Sunday the cafe will be outside under the covered drop off.
For all my fellow java lovers, you can pick up a cup of coffee before
you even enter the building! Now you won't have to worry about the
embarrassment of nodding off during the service while that pastor goes
on and on...BTW, we are taking a temporary break from snacks while we
make the transition to the new set up, but don't worry. Snacks will be
back.
Construction update:
The new berm on the top of the hill has been sodded and will be watered
by the new irrigation line. Actually we already had an irrigation
system, we just had to reinstall the line that ran where the berm was
placed. The electrical sub has begun work on his part of the project.
It's one of the largest and most critical areas of the expansion.
All In Commitment increase: Last month we reported that the All In campaign
is projected to be about $267,000 short of funding all of the
construction costs. We mentioned that if every family in the church
would give about $70/mo. more to the campaign for the next two years
that we would have enough to fund it in full. Terri and I prayed about
it, and we have increased our giving by that much. Several other members
have increased their giving as well. (To be clear this giving is above
and beyond the regular giving to the budget. We must continue to fund
the ongoing operations of the church while we pay for the
construction.) Will you pray about giving $70/mo. more to the
campaign for the next two years? If we all go all in we can pay this off
in two years!
We are winding down our study of the book of Acts on Sunday mornings.
This week we will cover chapter 20. Then we will only spend two weeks
on the remaining eight chapters. Read in Acts 20 about what happened to
the guy who fell asleep during Paul's sermon. In the last half of the
chapter, read about Paul's farewell address to the Ephesian elders. What
did he say that encourages or challenges you in your relationship with
Christ?
Invite someone to join you on Sunday...
I'm All In,
Matt
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