Adult Ministry
In Matthew 28 Jesus gives what has come to be known as the great commission. "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations..." This gives us a clear statement of what we are to be about as His church, making disciples. Jesus then tells us how to make disciples. "...baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you." We are to seek loving and holy fellowship just as God is ever in perfect fellowship. This means that we must be about community, doing life together, going after the heart of God and of one another. Next we are to teach, in both word and deed, all that Jesus commanded, bringing every aspect of life under His Lordship. With so much of life clamoring for our attention and devotion, doing life together is essential and it is the model Jesus set and commanded for discipleship. Our heart for adult ministry is to follow the example of Christ and so produce ever deepening disciples of Jesus Christ who are a visible expression of His reign.
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For questions or additional information email Matt Brown
Student Ministry
In John 4, Jesus has a fantastic conversation with a Samaritan woman at a well. In this conversation He exposes the broken heart of the woman who continued to chase after relationships that only ended in further brokenness. Jesus then reveals Himself to be the great lover of her soul, the one true and everlasting relationship that she was created for and that could heal her broken heart, fill her to overflowing and set her on mission. In a world that vies for the affections of our teenagers, it is our desire to lead our teenagers to this same love and grace of God as seen in the person and work of Jesus Christ. Our vision is to see our teenagers so captured by the love of Christ as seen in His cross, that they will be consumed by the mission of Christ and unleashed into the world carrying, proclaiming and living the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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YOUTH GROUP:
Time: Wednesdays
6:00 pm - 8:00pm
6:00 pm gather (dinners are not offered at this time)
6:30 pm game
7:00 pm worship through song
7:20 pm worship through Word
8:00 pm dismissal
Location: Adoration Church-10800 Johnson Blvd
* Bring your Bible...If you don't have one, we will get you one
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETINGS:
Sunday Mornings-Contact Chevy for more information or to join!
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Location: Chapel on the Hill-12601 Park Blvd
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For questions or additional information email Chevy Kaspyrzyk
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“Q” is actually how you pronounce the community of “Kiu” Kenya.
We are encouraged by our commitment to a long term relationship between Adoration Church and the people of Kiu Kenya. We pray for a community where relationships will deepen, we pray for Kiu and they pray for us, Christ is made known, and we walk through His story together.
Location:
Kiu (“Q”) Kenya is located 2.5 hrs southeast of Nairobi in the Sultan Hamud area of Kenya. Kiu is just outside another 410 Bridge partner community of Ngaamba. The community of Kiu is a market town with a major east-west rail line linking the port of Mombasa to Uganda. The railroad now divides the town between the Kamba and Maasi people.
The village is comprised of four churches, two schools, and a small medical clinic. There is a small medical clinic on the grounds of the African Inland Church that serves people from Kiu and neighboring villages.
Through The 410 Bridge’s initial years of working with Kiu major developments have occurred in the physical lives of the people in Kiu but much remains. With access to clean water recently obtained, the leadership council is shifting their focus to the significant educational challenges that exist in the community.
The Rejoice Project is instrumental in the spiritual development of the children. The program was piloted in Ngaamba West and has spread to virtually all the schools in the Ngaamba and Kiu area. The Rejoice Project has it’s own indigenous staff that work themselves and through a dedicated group of young volunteers who travel to each school every week to teach biblical values to primary school children.
Kiu Leadership Council Priorities:
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Spiritual Development
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Education
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Micro Enterprise Training
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Clean Water Access
Other Development in Kiu:
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Water Project, Phase 4: On-going training in well sustainability.
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Business Start-Up Training (BST)- a one year training program for 100 individuals interested in starting or improving their own small businesses. Past use of the cirricumlum and training has resulted in an 80% success rate. Total cost for implementing program is $8,000 and $4,000 has already been secured.
Please pray for other partner churches, students, and individuals that are being called to work towards these causes alongside Kiu Leaders.
Kiu Leadership Council Priorities:
· Spiritual Development
· Education
· Micro Enterprise Training
· Clean Water Access
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