Tomorrow night is FAMILY NIGHT!
Families are invited to wrap up the week at 6:15p in the Fellowship Hall. We'll sing this week's songs, meet our missionary representatives and get a chance to donate one last time, hear about the Bible lessons taught during the week and wrap up the drama. Then one of our missionary representatives will take a pie for either the girls or the boys! After our "family sized program" we will get to fellowship with FREE ice cream on Main Street! We look forward to celebrating with you!

Sweet Dreams Food Truck will be back with us! Grad a cold brew or delicious lemonade before or after Family night.

Day Four - Tia

Memory Verse: “Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good! His faithful love endures forever.” (Psalm 136:1)

Bible Point: God is love.

Bible Story: Jesus dies and comes back to life to show God’s love. (Luke 22:39-24:12)

Questions:

1. How to the Quechua people learn about the Bible? hearing others tell the stories in the Bible, many do not have Bibles or can not read
   
   
2. How did Jesus show us that He loves us? He died so we could have forgiveness for our sins and rose again
   
   
3. Remember: God's love is powerful, unstoppable, and forever. There isn't anything we can do that would make God stop loving us.

Memory Verse: “Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good! His faithful love endures forever.” (Psalm 136:1)

Bible Point: God is love.

Bible Story: Jesus dies and comes back to life to show God’s love. (Luke 22:39-24:12)

Questions:

1. What does the Wow Window teach us about the Rainforest and Jesus?
   
   
2. How does Tia the anteater take care of her baby, Snuffles?
   
   
3. Why was Jesus willing to die to pay the price for our sins?

Missions

You've given $1,940.69 so far this week! That's 77 audio Bible devices!

It's Boys VS Girls!
The team that brings in the most $$$ will put a pie in the face of one of our missionaries! Who will win? The Boys or the Girls? The kids can bring their money in each night to add to the excitement.

Hi! We are Arturo and Jordan Tovar, and our 4-year-old son is Nathan. We are independent missionaries based in Cusco, Peru serving indigenous peoples in the Americas. We work primarily with the Quechua people who live in villages strewn throughout the Andes mountains and with people groups living in the Amazon. We use Bible stories and train local communities in oral bible translation to bring access to God's Word in a way that people can understand.

We also equip indigenous leaders in sound theology so they can continue faithfully shepherding their communities. Our heart is to reach even the most remote areas of Peru, whether in the jungle or mountains, so that every person can have access to Scripture in their own language. Thank you so much for supporting our ministry!

For $25, you can provide a solar-powered audio device for indigenous families to listen to the Bible in their own language.

Learn more at http://www.gotellstories.org/