A Life of Sacrifice
Giving our time
Serving others
Meeting new people
Leaving our comfort zone
Helping others different than us
Sharing the Love of Jesus with the hurting
Working hard for Jesus
Long hours, long days, long Blessings!
This is what it means to live a life of sacrifice. Romans 12:1 states, "Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God's mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God-this is your true and proper worship."
We worship God by presenting our life to him in service to His Kingdom. The Church is not a social club where we hang out with our friends. It is a team of workers sent out into the world to carry the message of life, hope and transformation by connecting with people anywhere and sharing the love of Jesus. We are workers, servants, helpers, givers, forgivers, reconcilers and peace keepers. It is not always easy but is definitely rewarding. A true follower of Jesus will live a life of sacrifice as we seek to follow our master, Jesus!
Family Field Trip to Hunter Farms
Next Sunday, Oct., 22nd
On Sunday, October 22nd, Ekklesia will have an abbreviated worship gathering AT 10:25AM and then take a group field trip out to Hunter Farms pumpkin patch and corn maze. It will be a great time for families and all. We will leave the Parkwood Club as a group around 11:30am and drive out to Union, WA to Hunter Farms for the afternoon activity. We will stop briefly in Belfair for a quick lunch and then drive on out to the farm. This will be a great opportunity to invite friends and other families to an Ekklesia event.
Ghost Train Event in Jackson Park- Oct. 28th
Ekklesia Carnival Games
The Foster Care Association of Kitsap County will again host the Ghost Train event in Jackson Park on Saturday, evening Oct. 28th. The park will be filled with thousands of families and children as they wait for their turn to board the miniature steam train. The large grassy field will be filled with vendors and carnival games providing entertainment for the hundreds families. Ekklesia will set up four canopies filled with games for the children. This is always an amazing opportunity to connect with hundreds of families in our community.
Ekklesia Carnival Games at the Ghost Train Event in 2016
Halloween Candy Needed for Ghost Train Event
Ekklesia will again need a mountain of candy for our Ghost Train event in Jackson Park. Please bring bags of candy to Ekklesia gatherings over the next several weeks.
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