Join us Each week in person or online
Sundays at 9:30am.
THIS WEEK AT A GLANCE
Sunday Sermon Luke 4:14-30
Raise a Hallelujah, Our Salvation is Bound up Together, Man of Sorrows, The Stand,
What Wonderous Love This is.
FEATURED UPDATES
LENTEN PRAYER/SOUP SUPPERS
During Lent, we gather for Taize prayer and worship in the sanctuary at 5:30pm on Sunday nights, followed by our soup supper at 6pm in the Family Life Center. We hope you will join us and invite family, friends and neighbors.
To sign up to bring a soup or bread, just click HERE!
ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL Winter 2024
Join us for coffee and Adult Sunday School immediately after Worship.
February 25 – Dr. David Van Dyke and Tara Van Dyke continue their class on Relationships. This week the focus is on Conflict (Family Life Center)
March 3, 10, 17- Mary Crickmore leads a class on “How To Support People who have experienced Trauma” (Family Life Center)
SMALL GROUPS
Pastor Dawn is grateful for the time spent with our small groups. Please see her if you are in need of a small group or if your group would like to use her resources on Spiritual Practices.
Intergenerational Small Group meets at 4:30pm in Munson Hall each Sunday in Lent.
Questions? Email at dawn.lauber@gecovenant.org
SPRING SEMESTER COLLEGE DINNERS
Please sign up to bring a side dish or consider hosting our college students at your home.
Dates and sign ups can be found here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0C45A9AD2BA1FB6-college2
Student Ministry Updates
The babysitting night was a great success! It was so cool to hang out and spend time with all the kids that were there. Shout out to the Student Ministries Squad for stepping up and helping out. Big thank you to the leaders who participated, and thank you to all who donated to the ministry!
-Jr League is Wednesday from 6:30-8p and Hi League is Thursday from 7-8:30p!
-This Sunday, Sunday School is 11-11:45a
-Sr High Ministries is going to the Unite conference this summer (formerly known as CHIC)! Unite is from July 15th to the 19th. Click here for more Unite 2024 details.
adult bible studies
Thanks to all who have already donated to our service project. Items can be left in the church office at any time. The sign-up genius for this service project is attached. It is titled "GEECC Women's Ministry Welcome Pack".
The deadline for getting all items is March 17. If you have any questions, please reach out to Pastor Dawn dawn.lauber@gecovenant.org
Here is a shareable link: https://signup.com/go/cdOvPHU
Windsor Park Resident Art Fair
Artwork created by Windsor Park residents will be available for purchase, including paintings, drawings, photography, jewelry, books, wood carvings and greeting cards.
Resident fine artists will each have a table at the open house in our Centrum with their own original and reproduced art work available for sale, including oil paintings, watercolor paintings, drawings, wood carvings, jewelry, textiles and cards produced from original art.
Please join us to see and to acquire unique pieces of art for your home and community.
CHURCH PRAYER MEETING!
“Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.” -Colossians 4:2
ATTENTION: The Church prayer meetings are on Zoom every Monday night at 7pm!
Zoom ID: 859 848 614
Password: geecc
All are welcome to this sweet hour of prayer! See you there!
MISSIONS FOCUS
Partner Visit
This coming Sunday, February 25, Julius and his wife Heleen with be with us in the worship service. A relatively new partner, Julius is affiliated with Cup of Cold Water Ministries. Our church has supported his ministry since 2022.
On the evening of Friday, March 1, “coffee” with Julius and Heleen will be held at the home of the Bischoffs to raise awareness of the ministry. The invitation below is extended to those in our church family who would like to learn more about this dynamic ministry.
Supporting Covenant World Relief & Development
During Lent we are collecting funds to support the work of Covenant World Relief & Development. CWRD’s mission is “to join God in loving, serving, and working in relationship together with the poor, oppressed, traumatized, and marginalized.” CWRD’s website describes these initiatives—disaster relief, clean water, refugee response, and refugee journey.
The values guiding how CWRD carries out its mission include representing the kingdom, working in mutual partnership with local organizations, strengthening local communities, and serving the most vulnerable.
The “Cans for Change,” available in the atrium, will be collected on Easter Sunday. Donations may also be made by check or via our church website.
