The Pinnacle for July 2, 2021

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The Pinnacle

July 2, 2021

Livestream link YouTube video and Order of Worship for Sunday's service,

which will start at 10:50 am.

July 4 Schedule

Due to the Independence Day holiday weekend, Summer Fellow-sip, children's music activities during worship, and Sunday nursery care will be cancelled this weekend. Please join us next week, July 11, when these fun activities will resume for the rest of the summer!

Please contact Andrea Johnson, Dir. of Children's Ministries, if you have any questions: andrea@northsidedrive.org

Fun Day Sunday

Our new pavilion, which is nearing completion, got a test run on June 27, as more than 60 NDBC members gathered for our first Sunday Funday. Everyone enjoyed food, fun, and fellowship. Stay tuned for more occasions for the NDBC family to get together soon. To see more about the day, visit this gallery of photos from the day.

Pavilion Update

The pavilion is nearing completion. This past week electricians installed electrical wiring to power ceiling fans, and stone steps leading from the pavilion to the lower play ground were installed. There is still more to be done. We will update you as things progress.

Mission Update: Candler's Baptist Studies Program

Emory’s University's Candler School of Theology provides faculty, staff, students, alumni and the broader community with a variety of educational, vocational and worship resources. Its Baptist Studies Program (BSP), founded in 1991, offers Candler students enrolled in the Master of Divinity (MDiv) degree program the opportunity to earn a certificate in Baptist studies. The BSP prepares men and women for ordination in the Baptist church with courses on Baptist history, theology and practice, and fieldwork in church and ministry settings. Through the BSP's challenging curriculum and collaborative work with others, Baptist students at Candler encounter what it means to share the gospel in new ways and in new settings.

A limited number of scholarships covering three-quarters tuition are available to full-time Baptist students in the MDiv program. Based on potential excellence in ministry, these awards are made possible by donations from Baptist individuals, churches and organizations, as well as by matching funds from Candler.

Since opening its doors in 1914, Candler School of Theology has reflected the trials and aspirations of the past century, while also helping to imagine and build a world more in tune with the good news of the gospel. The school, created more than 100 years ago, has provided a home for reflection, critical study, and inspiration to individuals from many walks of faith, including every expression of Methodism, as well as programs for Baptist, Catholic, Episcopal and Anglican studies.

Nancy Hall, Missions Chair