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From Sunday:

The Gospel of John: So that We May Believe

A Resurrection Rescue Operation

John 20:11-18

A woman suffering a deep and profound grief goes to the tomb of her friend. This man has helped her on her journey of faith, but now the establishment that he was fighting against has silenced him on the cross. This man was a change agent, and the powers were not ready to change. Mary loved everything her friend told her about being in relationship with God. But today, she can’t find God and none of her friend’s teachings make much sense to her, because Jesus is dead. But death is not the end of our Easter Story. No. The life of her friend, Jesus is not over, and she will soon learn what it means to be part of a resurrection rescue operation.

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Rev. Michael Weeks

EASTER JOY AT SLASH!

Thanks to the Clay Springs Ruritans for sponsoring the Annual Egg Hunt.

Thanks to all who brought flowers for the Easter cross.

Thanks to all for celebrating Holy Week with us!

Saturday Ruritan Easter Egg Hunt

Easter Sunrise with Lebanon UMC

Children's Sermon

The Bell Choir

The Choir

10 am Easter Worship

College Scholarships

The application with instructions is available on our website.

Follow this link for the College Scholarship Application with Instructions.

Applications are due tomorrow.

Splinters from the Board

Chad Baugher, Moderator

Next Board Meeting:

May 21, 2023; 11:00 a.m.

Next Ministry Council Meeting

April 30, 2023; 11:00 a.m.

In His Love,

Chad Baugher, Moderator

DATE	ELDERS	DIACONATE
	April Elder on Call: Carolyn Putnam
4/16	Norma Miller	Elizabeth Rafferty Avery Pierce
4/23	Jessica Colbert	Pat Penley Deb Sadler
4/30	Don Moore	Christie Saunders Hailey Pierce

Spring Bible Study to focus on

Romans: in the Grip of Grace

April 25th - June 14th

In-Person Bible Study: Tuesday mornings 10 to 11:30 am

Zoom Bible Study: Wednesday nights 7 to 8:30 pm

During the next few weeks, we will embark on an in-depth exploration of Paul’s message to the church in Rome. During this study, we will learn when Paul wrote the book, the audience to whom it was written, and the background and context in which it was written. But more importantly, through the teaching of Max Lucado, we will explore the key themes Paul relates in the book – and how his teachings relate to us today.

If you are interested in joining in the Bible Study you may either order Max Lucado’s book by clicking on the title,

40 Days Through the Book of Romans: In the Grip of Grace

or you can simply use the Bible Reading Guide below and prepare by reading the selected chapters before we gather for the study.

Each session will feature a video with popular Christian Author Max Lucado teaching on the book of Romans. We hope you will join us in reading the entire letter to the Romans this spring and then join us for this study.

Romans Reading Plan

April 25, 26: The Problem we Face (Romans 1-2)

May 2, 3: The Gift We’ve Been Offered (Romans 3-5)

May 9, 10: The Battle We Fight (Romans 6-8)

May 23, 24: The Story We’ve Joined (Romans 9-11)

June 6, 7: The Path We Follow (Romans 12-13)

June 13, 14: The Fellowship We Find (Romans 14-16)

Choirs Meeting

Children's Choir

The Children's Choir will meet on Sundays at 11 am in the Sanctuary following worship.

Chancel Choir

The Adult Choir will meet on Wednesdays from 7 to 8:15 pm.

All are invited to attend.

Zoom Room Meetings this week for Slash

(Instructions for Calling on the Phone instead of Video are included.)

Tuesday (this week): 10:00 a.m. Coffee & Prayer

Save this Link so you can Join in All Slash Meetings

You can join your meeting by following this link.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7808501748

Meeting ID: 780 850 1748

Password: Slash

You may call from your home phone and join the meeting without video.

+1 646-558-8656

3 Steps to Join by Phone:

1. Enter the Meeting ID when prompted: 780 850 1748#

2. You will be prompted for the participant ID. Just press #.

3. You will be asked for the Password. Enter 950320#

Keith and I want to thank everyone for their prayers, gorgeous flowers, calls and cards rememebering Garnet.

Garnet was a loving, christian lady and will be missed by family and friends, but all know she is in a much better place.

We are so blessed to have such a wonderful family.

Keith and Barbara Davis

Moments of Hope - Clothing Station

5300 Chamberlayne Road

Richmond, VA 23227

Join us to volunteer at the Moments of Hope - Saturday Servings program at the Clothing Station. We would like four volunteers on the third Saturday of each month from 12:30 to 3:00 p.m.

Please click here to review available time slots and sign up.

Adults only can volunteer at this event. This is a rain or shine event so please dress appropriately. Reach out to Torrie Goodman with questions.

Needed clothing items:

If you able to donate clothing, please click on the links below to go to the items on Amazon.

Women's Underwear 6-10, the women were asking for bikinis.

Men's Underwear M-XXL, the men were asking for boxer briefs.

We could also use a couple of packs of women's plain sports bras, S-XL (not white)

We could use basic style T-shirts and shorts, M-3XL (not white) (women’s shorts)

and Men's shorts

Thank you!

Meals on Wheels

The Disciple Women invite you to sign-up to deliver meals for Meals on Wheels. Drivers are needed on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. Delivering meals is a simple and rewarding way to help seniors and people with disabilities in need of hot meals and a daily visit from a friendly face, and you can do it over lunch! Meals are picked up at 10:45 a.m. at 1st Baptist Church,800 Thompson St., Ashland, VA 23005. Instuctions and delivery route are provided. All you need to do is sign-up!

SEVA Food Truck ministry to the Homeless

Website information

Above is the link to a website that talks about the food truck and mission that Justin Moyer spoke about in church. He invited us to join him and his family in their ministry to the homeless.

Please sign-up to help through the link below.

New dates have been added.

If you have questions please contact Rev. Michael.

Youth Group meeting date: April 16th @ 5:00 p.m.

Craig Springs Camp Dates 2023: REGISTER NOW

Slash Christian Church provides half price camperships for all children and youth to one Craig Springs Camp each summer. Follow the link and choose your camp and you can register now. When you come to the payment question just say your church pays 50%.

Most Camps will be Monday-Saturday in 2023

• New Covenant Camp: June 19-23

• Nature Camp: June 25-June 30 (campers arrive on the 26th) *9-12th grade counselors!*

• Special Camp: July 3-8

• Triple 1 Camp: July 10-15

• CAMPDD Camp: July 17-22

• Triple 2 Camp: July 24-29

• Family Retreat: August 4-6

Follow this link and REGISTER NOW

As always, any questions please feel free to reach out.

804-929-7751

Kerby Dalton, Youth Director

The 2023 Flower Chart is posted by the office door. If you would like to purchase flowers in memory of or in honor of a loved one please sign up on the flower chart by the office, fill in an order form and return it to the office. You may call (798-4520) or email the office as well. The flower price is $27.00 with checks made payable to Slash Christian Church. Orders do not have to be prepaid.

Next available dates are May 7, June 4 and July 2.

Independence Christian Church has a bus trip to see Moses at Sight and Sound in Pennsylvania and an Amish Farmland Tour.

We will be leaving September 29 and returning on the 30th. The full agenda is on the flier posted by the office. For more information, please contact Donna Emerson.

Donna Emerson

Membership Relations Chairman

Independence Christian Church

ACES is in need of the following items:

Pantry:

Canned meat (spam, chicken, ham, salmon, tuna, etc.), Canned fruit

Cereal (healthier varieties preferred), Peanut butter, Spaghetti sauce

Instant potatoes (smaller size boxes)

Personal care items: (soap, toothpaste, shampoo, lotion, deodorant, toilet paper)

Cleaning products (laundry soap, dish soap, etc.)

Children's Clothing:

Boy's and Girl's larger size summer clothes (sizes 12 - 18)

Boy's and Girl's summer pajamas (all sizes)

Boy's and Girl's shoes (all sizes)

Girl's larger size underwear (sizes 16 - 18)

Diapers (size 4, size 6 and size 7)... We do not need pull-ups, Baby Wipes

Adult Clothing:

Men's athletic shoes (all sizes), Men's jeans (waist sizes 30 - 36)

Men's white undershirts (all sizes)

Women's bras (band 36 and above; cup D and above)

Women's underwear (size large thru 3x)

Women's sanitary products

Please note: Because our storage facilities are limited, we prefer that clothing donations be limited to spring clothing.

Thank you for your continued support!

The Right Time to Foster a Child Is Right Now!

HopeTree is in search of people like you to become a foster parent for a teen in your community. Foster care is temporary care for a young person during a time that he or she cannot live with his or her birth family. HopeTree provides you with the training, support, and resources you need in order to care for youth in foster care. To hear more about this opportunity, or for more information or to RSVP contact Dejene Young-el or visit our website

Information Sessions @ HopeTree Family Services - Richmond

1030 Old Bon Air Road, North Chesterfield, VA

April 20; 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m

May 18; 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

June 15; 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

Joys

Easter!

The Concerns

~Victims of gun violence and the people in Nashville

~Loss of life at the Pennsylvania Chocolate factory

~All those in Ukraine

~Prayers for those who suffered a loss

~Prayers for those dealing with depression

~All those who are sick and suffering the effects of Covid-19 and the variants

~Prayers for kids in unstable homes

~Prayers for those affected by substance abuse

~All military personnel, first responders, medical personnel, and their families

The People

Assisted Living: Doris Talley, Betty Pierce (Hanover Manor Room 112)

Homebound: Margaret Gentry, Dianne Jones, Don & Helen Kersey

~Lance Broussard (broken elbow; friend of Taylor Neiter)

~Gail Hellermann (trouble breathing; MRMC)

~Ted Jones (pleurisy with pneumonia)

~Marianne Kane (friend of Sue Goodman; recovering from cancer surgery)

~Michael Alleva (friend of the Weeks; heart replacement)

~Chris King (sister of Becky Baugher; hip replacement)

~Skip Dangers (husband of former missionary partner Xuyen)

~Vicki Redman (cousin of Claudia and Julie)

~Lynsey Tinsley (daughter of Julie Moore; health issues)

~Cori Patton (daughter of Julie Moore; health issues)

~Tom Brown (friend of Becky Baugher; advanced stage esophageal cancer)

~Peggy Mooney (sister-in-law of Madelyn Logan; breast cancer)

~Jim Brumley (friend of Madelyn Logan; cancer)

~Helen Kersey (loss of vision)

~Smith and Fields families (friends of the Helllermanns)

~Joanne Meagher (granddaughter of Julie Moore)

~Kim Dye(pancreatic cancer in ICU; friend of the Hellermanns)

~Bill Ridenour (brother of Catherine Young)

~Deborah Dimenna (Hellermann's neighbor's friend)

~Sue Goodman Franz (recovering from surgery; at home)

~Tallulah Heatley (friend of Michelle Weeks)

~Rachel, Tyler & baby Luke Stephens (relatives of Torrie Goodman)

~Frank Burkett

~Joshua Traylor (son of Julie Traylor)

~Frankie Cornwell (mother of Ginnie Caudell)

~Unspoken prayer concerns

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