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Chi-Fil-A SLIDE

MARRIAGE SEMINAR SLIDE

GUEST LUNCH SLIDE

Tonight, November 4 (7:00): Church Family Meeting to present: Nominees for Leadership Board, Faith and Life Team, Nominating Team 2019 Budget “Facilities Improvement Project” Next Sunday morning, November 11: Vote on Nominees and 2019 Budget

Leadership Board Jason Klassen Tom Klein Greg Allison Nick Branam Paul Brucks Brad Heerey Jason Lansdown Nominees Stacy Latimer Marv Schellenberg Faith and Life Team Brad Willems Curt Renard Carrie Heide James Isaac Ron Seibel Maxine Unruh Jeff Wells Nominees Elaine Jelinek Tim Rorabaugh Nominating Team Merilyn Nuss Dave King Colby Stull Greg Law Gina Willems Nominees

Tonight, November 4 (7:00): Church Family Meeting to present: Nominees for Leadership Board, Faith and Life Team, Nominating Team 2019 Budget “Facilities Improvement Project” Next Sunday morning, November 11: Vote on Nominees and 2019 Budget

Now the end of all things is near; therefore, pray love “be serious and disciplined for prayer” love “maintain an intense love for each other, since love covers a multitude of sins” be hospitable “be hospitable to one another without complaining” use your spiritual gift “Based on the gift each one has received, us it to serve others, as good managers of the varied grace of God.” 1 Peter 4:7-10

1 Peter 4:9 Be hospitable show care to strangers “hospitality”…“hospital” phileo: love; xenos: stranger

1 Peter 4:9 Be hospitable show care to strangers to one another to Christian (strangers)

1 Peter 4:9 Be hospitable “show care to strangers” to one another care for Christians without complaining without “grumbling (whispering) in private.”

Be hospitable to one another without complaining. 1 Peter 4:9 Care for hurting people – and don’t whine about it.

2) Remember the persecuted. Top ten countries where Christians are persecuted: North Korea Somalia Afghanistan Pakistan Sudan Syria Iraq Iran Yemen Eritrea 215 million Christians experience high levels of persecution – 1 in 12 worldwide. Every month: 255 Christians are killed 160 are imprisoned 104 are abducted 66 churches are attacked Open Doors USA

Be hospitable to one another without complaining. 1 Peter 4:9 Care for hurting people – and don’t whine about it. Remember the persecuted. Care for anyone who is hurting; be a “hospital” for them.