Check Out the New Button
At the bottom right, notice the “Give” button has a new friend called “Log in.” That’s because we have a new system in place called Fellowship One. Through it, we can share contact information, find people with common interests, and a whole bunch of other stuff we haven’t even figured out yet.
It’s fully customizable– you’ll only share information you want to share. And you can choose different privacy settings for different groups of people. For example, you might want to let people in your Everyday Group see your phone number and mailing address, but share only your email address with everyone else.
If you’ve filled out a Connect Card in our service, then we’ve entered your information already and signing up with be a breeze. You’ll just need to change your privacy settings so that others can see whatever part of your profile you’d like to make public (by default, all your info is hidden). You can also update your profile and keep your info current so you don’t miss any important church communications future.
Just click that blue button at the bottom right to get started. It looks like this (this one works too!):
New York Hall of Science in Queens, 
Staten Island Yankees, Game & post-game fireworks, 
NY Aquarium at Coney Island, 
5th and 6th graders took some big steps towards godliness this year, studying the Book of Proverbs together in “Route 56” (so named because they’re learning to follow the right path with Jesus, and it’s for 5th and 6th graders– pretty clever, right?).
But it’s the end of the road for our 6th graders… and the beginning! Next year, they’re joining the Everyday Youth Group. But this important transition was no walk in the park (well, parts of it were literally a walk in the park). Our young people had to complete 12 daunting challenges before they earned the right of passage.
her. And if you think that sounds easy, you should try it! They had to buy and deliver Dr. Pepper to an Everyday Church participant who is recovering from surgery. Having completed these feats of cunning, courage, and love– they entered Youth Group for the first time to a welcome party put on by Everyday students.
There’s so much going on with Everyday Church right now, and I don’t mean the stuff on our church calendar. There is a lot going on with our people! Both good and bad. Our dearly loved Raymon had surgery this week. Baby Raul Ortiz was born! Some have made visits to the emergency room; others to important job interviews.
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Here’s another simple way you can help: