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Kenai Christian Church John 11:25 October 25th, 2017 Vol. 17 No. 10 Sunday Sunday School Worship Evening Wednesday Bible Study Our Services 9:45 AM 11:00 AM 6:30 PM 6:30 PM Ministers Robert DeVolld Phone: 907-262-2822 -Home Email: Robert@kenaichristianchurch.org Bryan Copenhaver Phone: 907-260-4771 -Home Email: Bryan@kenaichristianchurch.org Youth Minister Adam Meyers 907-953-0102 Email: Adam@kenaichristianchurch.org Trunk-or-Treat 2017 Superheroes & Kid Shows 5:00pm-6:30pm October 31 st Kenai Christian Church Women s Ministry Leslie Daniel Phone: 907-283-4559 Email: Leslie@kenaichristianchurch.org Children s Ministry Karlene Meyers Phone: 907-953-0101 Email: Karlene@kenaichristianchurch.org KCC News is published monthly by Kenai Christian Church 104 McKinley Street, Kenai AK 99611 Phone: 907-283-4559 FAX: 907-283-4560 Email: Office@kenaichristianchurch.org WEB: www.kenaichristianchurch.org Newsletter Jennifer Castillo Annie Peek Publishing Jean Widmayer, Chrystle Henderson Joy Winston, Louann Peery MANY volunteers are needed so please see Adam to sign up!

I am the resurrection and the life. he who believes in Me will live, even though he dies, and whoever lives and believes in Me will never die. Reflecting the Son I m always amazed to learn in scripture how personal our God is. When you compare how approachable He is as opposed to how other gods throughout history are portrayed, you begin to see the true character of our Heavenly Father. From the moment that God created humanity, He has pursued a very personal relationship with us that goes beyond book knowledge. In fact it goes deeper than a relationship to a true fellowship with Him where our lives begin to reflect His purity, righteousness, and love. I love to learn about how close Moses was in his fellowship with God: Exodus 33:11 The Lord spoke with Moses face to face, just as a man speaks with his friend. Let that sink in a little bit. Moses was blessed to experience a bit of the Garden of Eden by talking with his best friend, God. Can you imagine? I often wonder what those conversations covered. Did they share their concerns with one another? Did Moses get to see God s smile? I m sure it was full of encouragement as well. Regardless, their conversations, though strategic and purposeful, were definitely personal. So how did this personal interaction affect Moses? In scripture we learn that when Moses met with God, it didn t just serve as a pep rally. Instead, Moses knew for certain what God s plans and desires were. It helped shape Moses into the incredible leader that he was. Then there s this very interesting fact found in Exodus 34:34-35 After he (Moses) came out, he would tell the Israelites what he had been commanded, and the Israelites would see that Moses face was radiant. After speaking directly to God, Moses face was literally glowing with the glory of Almighty Father! It was so bright and different that Moses started to wear a veil on his face so as not to scare or disturb the Hebrews. Moses reflected God s perfect glory, His marvelous light. And that is how we are to be. As followers of Jesus Christ, we should be reflecting the Son as we spend regular time in communion, study and prayer. Our faces should look different than the rest of the world so much that they would inquire of us why we look so bright. So today, I challenge you to begin to reflect the Son in your life. Know His purity, righteousness, and love so well that it radiates from all that you are. Then give Him all the glory as others seek to know why you are different. Friendship Mission is the only KCC supported mission that is local here on the Kenai Peninsula. Friendship Mission provides food, shelter and bible studies for homeless men in our community. The Friendship has seen nearly 500 men pass through the mission s doors since it has opened. Some men have turned their lives over to Christ and are now productive members in the community as well as in the Kingdom of God. On the 1st Friday of each month, KCC Mission Team sponsors a dinner at the Friendship Mission. All are welcome to join us. Sign up on the Menu List on the wall in the KCC foyer. Contact info: Skipper and Mary Anne Cowgill Mailing: PO Box 2634 Physical:14639 Kenai Spur Hwy. Kenai, AK 99611 t. 907-283-5277- office 953-0693 gmaccowgill@yahoo.com Reflecting Him, -Adam Thanking God for the growth of His Kingdom Joining in Baptism: Anna Gozelski

Congregational Thanksgiving Dinner 2017 We re currently in the process of planning our Congregational Thanksgiving dinner for the evening of Wednesday November 22nd. Dinner service will begin at 5:45 pm. Based on last year s attendance, the staff is anticipating a turnout of approximately 200 people. In order to effectively pull off a meal of this magnitude, we desperately need your help! Below is a list of ways that you can get involved. If you can assist in one or more of these areas, please indicate which ones (check box) and fill out the appropriate contact information. Forms may be returned to Bryan Copenhaver personally or placed in his mail box near the coat room. If you can help meet the following needs # needed Bake a pie(s) # of pies I will bring (variety encouraged) 25 I will bring an 18-20 lb cooked turkey 10 I will bring a punch bowl of broccoli salad 4 I will bring a punch bowl of green salad (dressing included in salad) 6 I will bring a punch bowl of Jell-O salad 4 I will bring a turkey sized roasting pan of green bean casserole 4 I will bring a turkey sized roasting pan of mashed potatoes 6 I will bring a turkey sized roasting pan of stuffing 6 I will bring a gallon of gravy 6 I will bring a large bowl of cranberry sauce 2 I will bring 2 dozen dinner rolls 5 Assist in the kitchen the day of the meal Serve food to those who come through the line Clean up in the kitchen after the meal Name: Phone: E-mail: *If you sign up to bring a dish that evening, please prepare it at home and have it ready to serve by 5:30 pm so we can have it arranged on the tables ahead of time. Our ovens will most likely be filled to capacity that evening, so please bring your dish hot and ready to serve. Hot dishes will be stored in room 111 prior to service and cold dishes in room 110. COOKIE THEATER REHERSALS Candy Cane Lane is a children s musical that teaches us the truth that God alone can satisfy our hungry hearts. Kenai Christian Church Children s Ministry would like to let you know about a fun opportunity for your child. This year we will be preparing a Christmas musical for Cookie Theater. Candy Cane Lane is a musical open for any child in 1 st -5 th grade who would like to participate in this year s Christmas program. Elizabeth Ross will be directing. Important Dates All Sunday Evenings Rehearsals from September 10 December 10 Saturday, December 9 Dress Rehearsal 10:00-12:00 Sunday, December 10 Performance 6:30-7:30

Ministers: Bryan Copenhaver 260-4771 Adam Meyers 953-0102 Youth Minister: Women s Ministry: Leslie Daniel 283-4559 Elders: David Daniel 283-3990 Deacons: James Spinka Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 1HR BEFORE BED 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 NOVEMBER 2017 : 9:45 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship 6:30 PM Evening Services Wednesday Events/Classes: 5:45 PM Soul Café Supper 6:30 PM Children s Program 6:30 PM Bible Study Congregational Thanksgiving Dinner @ 5:45 Women s Bible Study 9am & 6pm Begins 12pm Women s Bible Study 9am & 6pm 12pm Last Women s Bible Study 9am & 6pm 12pm 12pm Adult Education: Dave Daniel 283-3990 Children s Ministry: Karlene Meyers 953-0101 Music Ministry: Elizabeth Ross 260-6939 First Friday at Friendship Mission 4

Congregational Thanksgiving Dinner November 22nd @ 5:45pm This dinner will be in place of Soul Café and regular Evening Services. (Please see Bryan Copenhaver for more information) We are updating how we send our newsletters and we need your help! BY MAIL If you would like to continue getting the newsletter by mail, please update us by sending your name and address by December 1st. EMAIL/ONLINE If you would rather get the newsletter by email or view it online, let us know by sending your email or signing up at our website. (Current email/online subscribers will continue until they unsubscribe.) office@kenaichristianchurch.org (907) 283-4559 www.kenaichristianchurch.org Thank you for helping us stay up-to-date!