"The only two things that you cannot do by completely by yourself are to be married and be a Christian."
Followers of Jesus are those who through the gift of salvation have entered into relationship with God. What an amazing gift!
By that same miracle we become part of his family and that means so much more than attending a meeting with other people. One of the reflections of this in our church is our Kinship groups. These are smaller groups which meet during the week and which are vital to our understanding of how to grow as a Christian.
It is a key element in our understanding of what it means to be a church. It is here that we learn more about being a family and have the opportunity to grow together in love for each other and God. We also get to practice such important things as forgiveness and patience also in the process!
Can we strongly encourage you to consider making this a priority in your life? It is a vital part of being a follower of Jesus and having His image formed in us.
| Tuesday Night | ||
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Ralph & Maureen Puccini (919) 878-7754 |
7:00 - 9:00 PM |
3915 Western Blvd, Raleigh Meets in the prayer room beneath the Cafe |
| Wednesday Night | ||
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Steve & Jennifer McGehee (919) 387-1001 |
7:00 - 9:00 PM |
500 Hickory View Lane, Apex Meets at the home of Curt and Michelle Gandy (919) 367-0556 |
| Thursday Night | ||
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Tristan & Liz Fairbrother (919) 342-9740 |
6:45 - 9:00 PM |
3044 Kilarney Ridge Loop, Cary @ Tristan & Liz Fairbrother's home (919) 342-9740 |
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Francois & Yolanda Nel (919) 523-0895 |
6:30 - 8:30 PM |
11005 Farmwood Drive, Raleigh Meets at the home of Don & Mary Scro (919) 866-0455 |
* Please call for directions. Also call before attending because the group may be having an activity elsewhere that particular evening.
Worship - singing and taking time to meet intimately with God.
Prayer - offering words of thanks; request; and intercession.
Support - encouraging one another to live according to God's will; ministering to one another's needs.
Accountability - enforcing one another's desires to live out our commitment to Christ; offering constructive criticism for positive development.
Equipping - instructing one another and learning how to best serve God's purposes; Christian "learning labs."
Fellowship - having fun (often includes eating and playing together).