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WHAT'S HAPPENING

Here are a few things coming up in our ministry . . . 

GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE - FRIDAY, APRIL 7TH | 6PM

EASTER SUNDAY - SUNDAY, APRIL 9TH | 9:30AM

LATE NIGHT - FRIDAY, APRIL 21ST | 6PM-12AM

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• School is almost done, and we're all in need for a lil' pick me up.
• With our Late Night, we want to help our students connect, easily invite their friends, and get excited about a new year with our ministry. The night will be filled with games, food, arcade, and roller skating.
• Cost is $30
• REGISTER HERE.

SUMMER CAMP 2023:
FRIDAY, JUNE 23RD TO TUESDAY, JUNE 27TH

For students who are entering 6th grade through Freshman year in college, in Fall of 2023.

The goal of Summer Camp is to establish a fun, exciting, and spiritual atmosphere that will inspire students to develop their spiritual relationship with Jesus and strengthen their connection with Him.

We love camp—absolutely love it! We believe God uses summer camp to establish spiritual markers that students will remember as they grow in their commitment to follow Jesus. Our goal is to connect your students through small group Bible study, engaging worship, and activities built around strengthening relationships. We promise to clearly present the good news of Jesus, to shape every aspect of our camps in such a way that God’s Word remains center-stage, and that we will have a blast while doing it.

• Speaker: LUCAS ASHLEY
  
• Worship: SL/WORSHIP
• Cost:
  • $350 before April 30th
  • $375 before May 31st
  • $400 after June 1st

For more info on the camp, click here.

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN

WHAT WE'RE TEACHING: SUNDAY MORNING

4/2: The Savior is Followed

• Jesus invites followers into a relationship with Him.
• John 1:35-51

4/9: EASTER - NO CONNECT GROUPS

4/16: The Son Brings Eternal Life

• Jesus brings new birth, eternal life, and salvation.
• John 3:1-21

4/23: The Son Offers Living Water

• Jesus satisfies our deepest hunger and thirst.
• John4:7-38

4/30: The Son Embodies Divine Love

• We're called to love others like God loves us.
• 1 John. 4:7-11, 1 Corinthians 13:1-7

WHAT WE'RE TEACHING: MDWK

A 4-WEEK SERIES ON JESUS & EASTER

SERIES OVERVIEW:

If you’ve ever gone hiking before, especially in the winter, you know that “breaking trail” is something you do when you encounter deep snow that’s tough to navigate. When that happens, one hiker usually goes ahead of their group and clears the way so others can follow behind more easily. A trail-breaker is someone who goes ahead, who makes a new way, and who invites others to follow along behind them. In so many ways, that’s exactly what Jesus did for us. He broke a new trail just by existing, but he did so much more than that too. In this 4-week Easter series, we’ll read the stories of Jesus breaking new trails as we discover that Jesus never gives up on us, understands our pain, shows us love, is alive, can be trusted, and gives us a mission.

tip of the month

We’re already here in April looking towards the last few months of this school year. It’s been an amazing year already, but we still have so much more we want to accomplish! Let’s evaluate some of the most important things we can all be doing to maximize our time with teenagers over these next couple of months.

How To Make The Most Of Your Family Time

resource of the month

“Human beings are works in progress that mistakenly think they’re finished.” As teenagers continue to develop and learn more about who they are and WHO THEY WILL BE, we are thankful to be on the journey of impacting their stories with you! You are doing amazing work.

VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH:

KEITH MATHEWS

6TH-7TH GRADE GUYS SMALL GROUP LEADER
469.261.2214 / [email protected]

Keith has been attending Hallmark for 8 years. He's been working for the same company for 27 years. You can say a lot about Keith, but his lack of commitment isn't one of them. He enjoys backpacking, hiking, and shooting.

We're thankful to have Keith on our team for the laughs and his Godly example for us and our students. He is always thinking, praying, and hanging out with his small group. Thanks, Keith!!!