Change of Scenery
The Everyday Youth Group and some neighborhood kids from Uptown Soccer left the concrete jungle for, well, actual wilderness. Like, s’mores and swimming and campfire stories and bugs and stuff.
What’s All That Racquet?
Many thanks to our volunteers from Everyday Church and our partners from Southeast Christian Church for another excellent Tennis Clinic. Hopefully these kids will remember us when they win the US Open!
All In: Trusting God
Everyone faces moments like these, when something big hangs in the balance. Will you fold? Or will you trust him?
We never want to ask others to do something we wouldn’t do ourselves. This Sunday, each of Everyday’s staff will share a compelling story about a personal decision for God. Would Larry believe God is good, even though she suffered? Would Wendy trust God to protect her daughters? Would the risk Matt took pay off? Would Nathan stay strong when there were reasons to give up? Would Chris take the plunge?
In other words: Are the staff of Everyday Church just fans of God, or are they All In?
Find out this Sunday, 11:00am, at 4862 Broadway* (map).
*This activity is not sponsored or endorsed by the New York City Department of Education or the City of New York.
The Next Big Thing, Part 3: Investing in The Next Generation
Matt Mueller, Leadership Resident & Youth Pastor of Everyday Church, shares the importance of investing in the next generation. Whether young or old, you will be challenged to do your part in shaping the future of kids’ lives. If you missed it or want to hear it again, or want to share with a friend, use the link below to listen to the mp3 audio file.
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Good Review of InSignificant in Publishers Weekly
InSignificant, written by Everyday Church’s Chris Travis, received a positive review in Publisher’s Weekly!
“… this book is anything but insignificant… Grab it and read it.”
Read the review here: