There was a pastor....
A friend of mine, discussing the future plans we had, mentioned to me a couple who was involved in a new church, and thought I should connect with them. Then my mentor, who had met them, said the same thing to them and to me. We eventually did me, Pastor Dave and I.
And several times since.
Pastor Dave and the Soul Quest church are going into their first buliding on February 17th, located on 1240 Jay Street in Waterford, Michigan. The new location is off Cooley Lake Road, between Lockhaven Road and Hiller Road. This is a step of faith and calling which I know the Lord has already blessed and will continue to.
I would ask one thing of all those in the area, regardless of where you call church home. Let's come out, as a family, to celebrate this new beginning and to give them a warm welcome as they enter into this new phase of their following of God's purpose for their church. I would consider it a blessing if you chose to go.
The worship service time should remain the same as they did at the Burt elementary location, 10:30am. If you would like to contact them, You can contact Pastor Dave Bauer at 248-330-6801 or at bauer_david@sbcglobal.net
Their website address is www.soulquestministries.com
Monday, February 4
Friday, February 1
A project coming to fruition
Through some dear friends of mine, I found out about a writing project for St. Matthew's Lutheran Church in Walled Lake and Wixom called "Words in Red." It is about time for that series to start. My bio and my devotional are on page 22 of week 1-4 on the printed version available at the church office. You can subscribe to a devotional email at www.st-matthew.org under.....
Words in Red
Sermon Series Dates:
01/29/2008 - 03/23/2008
In many bibles, interspersed among the black-inked letters and words, are words written in red. They are special words, not only do they break up the visual monotony of a black page, but they are words from Jesus’ himself--his own mouth. It is these "words in red" that will be our focus throughout the entire season of Lent, as we experience reality through Jesus' eyes and his words.
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