Antioch Family Camp is one week off!!!! T-shirts are in, interns are signed up, weather looks good and the weekend full of activities are already planned. Gonna be good :) Click here or on the image below to get your last minute registration in either for the weekend or for Saturday only.
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Here’s a pic of a chalk art drawing that Antioch intern, Paul Crouse, did this past week at the end of a street in Bend. Paul did the piece as a part of a time-lapse video promoting the Justice Conference in February. I’m blown away by the talent of the interns this summer… simply amazing!!
This Sunday is Antioch’s Fourth Annual Baptism at the Deschutes. We’ll be meeting at Farewell Bend Park at around 5 pm for an all-church potluck and will walk a short way down to the Bill Healy Bridge after dinner for the baptism service. Plan on bringing food or a dessert as well as lawn games
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Check out this cool little video that Marianne Bach, one of the summer interns, put together for the adoption ministry that has been going on at Antioch. Really cool! adoption. from Nicodem Creative on Vimeo.
Make plans to get pollen washed off your car. The Antioch “Intern Car Wash” is this Saturday at two locations. (I think they are competing with each other.) See the slide below for details!!
Here’s a song Justin Lavik, Antioch’s Worship Pastor, wrote and sang this morning for special music.
Below is a snapshot of the back of the Antioch bulletins. The Staff Team has had a fair share of growth recently!! We’ve added, Connie Gabbert part-time (who’s responsible for all the amazing artwork, including the slide below, at Antioch), Ben Larson (who’ll be creating the best Choir and Drama teams Bend has ever seen),
Ashlin, my 1 1/2 year old, keeps trying to bring a bottle of bubbles into the house. Tamara keeps telling her, “Bubbles are an outdoor toy.” She doesn’t like it. Each time she cries harder. It made me think how we are kind of the same as Christians. We always try to sneak some pet
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Reread C.S. Lewis’ introduction to On the Incarnation by St. Athanasius. It’s one of the best sustained arguments for the value of reading old books. One of my all time favorite bits from Lewis. Here is an extended excerpt: Every age has its own outlook. It is specially good at seeing certain truths and specially liable
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