The Red Door Church will be hosting a series of workshops on Saturday mornings in conjunction with Hunger Free Vermont. The workshops will begin at 10 a.m. The idea is to teach folks in the area how to cook healthy meals on a budget. Melissa Shapiro, a student at Vermont Law School, will be doing […]
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Dick Ellis, head of the finance committee, wants to remind all committee chair persons that their proposed budgets are due by October 1st. Please be diligent in getting these proposals to Dick in a timely manner as they will assist the finance committee in putting together a budget for the coming year.
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This coming Sunday, Sept 7th, children’s church will be starting again. The Christian Ed committee is excited about a new season of teaching with the children of the church. They have decided to use Phil Vischer’s new curriculum titled “What’s in the Bible?” You can read more about it here. The teaching will be done
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Pastor Julius from Kenya spoke with Pastor Josh over the phone this week and he sends his greetings to the Red Door church. Last week they had a nationwide convention for the churches in Kenya. Pastor Julius said “that God visited us in a mighty way” and that their work is going well.
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“But I, with shouts of grateful praise, will sacrifice to you.What I have vowed I will make good. I will say, ‘Salvation comes from the Lord.’”
Saint Augustine in the 5th century remarked that the story of Jonah was the “laughing stock of the pagans.” Skepticism towards the book and the Bible as a whole continues to this day in even greater intensity. John R. Sampey comments on the views that most modern “critical” scholars hold regarding the book of Jonah
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