Day: June 23, 2023

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This week at LLWC – June 25, 2023

This Sunday Pastor Andy will be returning to part 3 of the series on Samson with a message called, “Small Steps to Big Destruction”.
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Children’s Ministry
    • Children will sit with their parents/guardians until after the music, when they will be prayed over and dismissed to the Fellowship Hall where they will be ministered to for the duration of the service.
    • Thank you to our children’s ministry team of volunteers for providing this ministry!
THIS WEEK
    • Sunday Morning Adult Bible Study with Dave Carney, in the Fellowship Hall at 10:00 AM — All are welcome!
    • Tithes and Offerings Online:  https://llwesleyan.com/
    • Extended Worship Opportunity: this Sunday at 5:00 PM.
      • Emotionally Healthy Discipleship Course: Continues this Sunday in the Fellowship Hall at 6:00 PM. All are welcome!
    • Prayer Ministry:  Wednesday is Prayer & Fasting day: 
      • 5:00 PM Pre-service Prayer
      • 6:00 PM Prayer Meeting

LOOKING AHEAD

    • Outdoor services at Mt. Sabattis Pavilion at 11:00 AM:
          • July 2
          • July 23
          • July 30
          • August 13
          • August 20
    • First Sunday Potluck CANCELLED for July!
    • Independence Day celebration: Tuesday, July 4th: picnic at 6:00 PM and then watch fireworks from the church parking lot.
      • Please bring a dish to share and a lawn chair.
      • Hot dogs and hamburgers will be provided.
      • This year Marilyn Bridges will be overseeing the food preparation.
        • NOTE:  This event will take the place of our usual first Sunday potluck.

Dress a Girl workshops:

      • July 7 (Friday!)
      • August 12 (Saturday)
      • September 16
      • October 14

Meet at 10:00 AM at the Tupper Lake Baptist Chapel (55 Lake St., Tupper Lake, NY 12986; enter by the side door). The mission of DAG is to show God’s little girls that they are loved, and to reduce human trafficking. You don’t have to be a seamstress to help with this project; there are plenty of ways that everyone can help! Soup will be provided for lunch. Contact Peg Mauer  (pmauer2004@yahoo.com) with questions. See more information at: Dress a Girl.

Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes: Contact Peg Mauer if you’d like a shoebox and a Dress a Girl dress to put in it! See more information at: Operation Christmas Child.