May 7th was the National Day of Prayer

Thursday, May 7 was the National Day of Prayer.  Believers gathered in various spots from the East Cost to the West Coast to pray for our nation-its leaders, its citizens, its economy…and more!

President Harry Truman first recognized the day in 1952.  Some states have organized events that heads of state attend. But we don’t need a special day, time or place to pray. It is part of the every day life of a Jesus-follower.  We can pray while getting ready for our day, driving to work, taking a lunch break or working out.

No matter where, we encourage you to get your day off to a great start by spending some time in prayer.  Connecting with God in this way gives a powerful boost to help handle whatever comes your way throughout the day.

Prayer does not change God, but it changes him who prays.  ~Søren Kierkegaard

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Town Hall for Hope

Just last week more than one million people joined together for a town hall discussion about real answers to today’s economy.  At more than 6,000  locations people just like you  joined together to hear from and speak with Dave Ramsey, a nationally recognized author and teacher of personal finance.  Dave spoke about turning back the tide of fear in communities and taking control of the economic challenges.

That was last week, but the hope continues!  To learn more, visit Town Hall for Hope.  Now it’s up to you to keep the momentum going!

Becoming the Bodies of Christ

Pastor Glenn is continuing his message series on the Becoming the Bodies of Christ.  Each Saturday we will look at another aspect of our bodies and our lives in relationship to who Christ wants us to be.  Join us at Crossroads for the next message in this valuable series.

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