9:00 am – Prayz & Worship Service, Sanctuary

9:00 am-  Sunday School

9:50 am-  Fellowship, Activity Center

10:30 am – Traditional Worship Service, Sanctuary

(Children’s Church after Children’s Time, age K-2nd)

ACCEPT what is, let go of what WAS, and have FAITH in what WILL BE.

In his book Learning To Lead Like Jesus, Boyd Bailey, a leadership coach and entrepreneur, gives 11 principles that will help us serve, inspire and equip others. I would like as many as possible to read and study this book in 2020.

Summary of Chapter One Takeaways

Humble leaders show respect by planning ahead and listening to others.

Humble leaders ask God for wisdom to discern right from wrong.

Humble leaders celebrate the successes of others and are inspired by them.

Humble leaders use words to build up and not tear down.

Humble leaders use brokenness as a pathway to greater intimacy with God.

Humble leaders do what’s best for “us,” not just what’s best for “me.”

Humble leaders give credit for successes to others and to the team.

If there was just one word that would frighten any person, I think that word would be “Dementia”. Many of us have witnessed family members or friends afflicted by dementia in one of its many forms, including Alzheimer’s disease. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, recent research is showing that adopting healthy lifestyle habits can reduce the risk of cognitive decline and dementia.