Weekly Update June 1
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June 1, 2020
Weekly Update June 1

We’re starting our summer series based on the book of Psalms. Download the reading plan and track along.

Apprentice starts this Wednesday, June 3. If you are a member of the cohort and haven’t been receiving emails and Sharon, check your junk mail first; if nothing is there, contact Lynnita so that you can start receiving cohort messages. Applications for the summer cohort are closed, but we are starting a waiting list for a potential fall cohort. Let us know if you’re interested.

Young adults (18-25 years old), the next module of DISCIPLE starts mid-June. If you are not already part of DISCIPLE and would like to join us for the second 4-week module (Life in the Kingdom), then apply online now.

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