Field Trip! Everyday Family Group to the Met

EgyptianArtEveryday Kidz just finished a lesson series about Moses and God’s dramatic rescue of his people from Egypt. Now the Everyday Family Group is planning a field trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for this Sunday to visit their Ancient Egypt exhibit.

We will meet at the Bennett’s apartment at 2:00pm and ride the train together to the museum. The church will cover the donation cost of the tickets to the museum. We’ll spend an hour there and then individuals can decide if they want to stay longer (museum before closes at 5:30pm).

You don’t need to be a participant of the Everyday Family Group to come. Everyone is welcome to join us!

If you have more questions, contact wendy@everydaycc.com

Pray For Us: An Update From Chris

God is doing something remarkable with Everyday Church, and it’s an answer to prayer. Our young faith-family is unusually diverse. We have people coming from all over the spiritual map– seekers, skeptics, young believers, mature believers.

We’re ethnically diverse. Some of us speak English as a first language, others Spanish. We have singles, newly-weds, and couples who’ve been married for decades. Some have earned advanced degrees; others are street smart. We come in all colors that humans come in. We are babies, toddlers, kids, teens, twenty-somethings, people in their 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s… all in a church of now, perhaps 100 people!

“In this new life, it doesn’t matter if you are a Jew or a Gentile, circumcised or uncircumcised, barbaric, uncivilized, slave, or free. Christ is all that matters, and he lives in all of us.” Colossians 3:11 (NLT)

Christ is all that matters!

Please pray:
* That this diversity is just the beginning for ECC.
* For our Spanish translators: Mi and Iris.
* For English speakers who are trying to learn Spanish (like me!)
* That God would teach us how to truly love one another in Christ.
* That God would use this diversity to convince our neighbors He is among us.

We can’t do this without you. Please pray,

Chris

Pray For Us: An Update From Nathan

Nathan Winstead - Associate PastorThere’s a new Everyday Group brewing. We’re calling it the Creativity Group, because we want to champion creativity in our neighborhood for God’s glory. We are all created in the image of God, the ultimate Creator. Therefore we all have creative potential within us. Humanity has always been in the business of creating– culture, art, music, family, poetry, organization, dance, you name it. This group will be a community that champions creativity to the glory of God, whether in our neighborhoods, our schools, our church, or our city.

Please pray for:
1) Me as I launch this new group.
2) Our leadership team: Jordan, Liz, BJ, Andrea, Casey, & Kelsey.
3) New people to get involved. (Is it you? A friend? A family member?)

Retreat with Everyday Church

Rest RestreatWhat: A retreat with Everyday Church focused on rest! Take time from your busy schedule to enjoy encouraging friendships and beautiful scenery. Whether rest for you means curling up with a paperback, hiking a trail, or shooting some hoops, enjoy downtime with your faith-family.

Where: Refreshing Mountain Camp, 455 Camp Rd, Stevens, PA

When: May 3-5 (see a rough schedule here)

Travel: Ride for free with us! Vans will leave the city on Friday, May 3 at 7pm and return Sunday May 5 at 5pm. Or you can make your own plans to get there.

Cost: Adults cost $118.00; kids ages 8-12, $111.00; ages 4-7, $46.00; ages 1-3, $9.00. Meals & activities included (reduced rates are available for qualifying participants).

Sign-up: There will be an opportunity to sign-up at the April 14 Teaching Service. Or you can email Kelsey (below). The deadline to sign-up and pay is April 21.

Info: To sign up, ask questions, or learn about reduced rates, email Kelsey@everydaycc.com.

Pray For Us: An Update From Larry

Just over two years ago Everyday Church started as a small group of people meeting in an apartment. Since then, we’ve grown into three Everyday Groups, with a fourth launching soon, regular teaching services, and so much more. And we really are just getting started!

BennettsOne of those groups is the Everyday Family Group. I’m proud to be a part of it and I can’t imagine trying to live life as a family here in NYC without it. Wendy and I can’t raise our girls on our own. We need a community of people dedicated to caring for, protecting, nurturing, spiritually mentoring, teaching, them encouraging them. Try doing all that on your own and you’ll realize how daunting the task is.

Please pray for the Everyday Family Group. Pray for the families in this neighborhood who don’t have the support and friendship they need. Pray that we will continue to be a group dedicated to caring for moms and dads and kids. Pray our group will continue to be a mix of young and old, boys and girls, men and women, moms and dads, couples and singles. Pray this group will be a place for kids to experience incredible love and acceptance, that they will never again doubt their worth.