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Sunday, August 25, 2013 at Pender UMC

Sermon Series ~ Campmeeting – LOST

We return to a part of our heritage as Methodists, the Campmeeting. It will be a time to sing the old hymns, enjoy the upbeat worship and hear the Gospel preached that will help those who are lost and wandering in our community.

Sermon on August 25: The LOST Brother – Luke 15:25-32

We normally look at the lost as being those outside the church. But what about the lost brothers. Those within our fellowship and yet still are lost. How do we minister to them and what good news do we have for them? Let’s see this Sunday.

“And he said to him, ‘Son, you are always with me, and all that is mine is yours.” (Luke 15:31)

Also on Sunday:

August 25: Backpack Blessing, all 3 services
August 25: Sunday School continues for the Summer Session. Read the brochure
August 25: Blood Pressure Checks 9:15-9:45 and 12:00-12:30
August 25: Juvenile Detention Center. More information
August 25: Book Lovers Club, 7:00PM
August 25: Turning Point Youth Group, 7:00PM

New Sermon Series: Campmeeting

29 Jul

New Sermon Series ~ Campmeeting – LOST

Aug. 4: LOST Sheep – Luke 15:1-7

The parable of the Lost Sheep is one of the most famous in stained glass. But the story is about real issues and real difficulties in life. All of us feel LOST at some point. When we simply wander off and get lost it is all the worse. Let’s see if the lost can be found this Sunday.

Aug. 11: LOST Coin – Luke 15:8-10

A lost coin can mean a lot or not anything at all these days. Who stoops down to even retrieve a penny anymore? Yet the coin mentioned here has GREAT worth. What would you do to find it? Let’s see what happens when we lose something because of carelessness.

Aug. 18: LOST SON – Luke 15:11-24

This parable is second only to the Good Samaritan in familiarity. It is because at one time or another we have all been here. People get lost as well. Most of the time it is our own choice. What happens when we are lost? How do we get home? Let’s see this Sunday.

Aug. 25: LOST Brother – Luke 15:25-32

At 8:15, 9:30 and 11:00AM