Today we are transitioning into phase two of our series where we are reflecting on our church vision statements. Over the previous four weeks we’ve been reflecting on our vision statements about worship, preaching and prayer. Over the next four weeks we’ll be looking at our mission of discipleship. Our church has come up with three vision statements pertaining to discipleship: 1) We value loving grace filled relationships in which members and seekers are enfolded and care

This morning is the culmination of the previous three Sundays, in which we explored all three of our vision statements which have to do with Worship. We reflected on the statements “We value worship that honours God and fully engages all God’s people.” We value biblical reformed, Christ-Centred preaching that transforms us.” “We value being a praying church.” Soon, after a very short sermon, we are going to have an opportunity to listen to each other reflect on these stat

The past number of weeks, we as a church have been exploring how God is calling us to be his church in this time and place. We’ve been exploring the vision statements that our church put together around 20 years ago along with the picture of the church in the book of Acts as a way of seeking out God’s will for us as his church here in Telkwa in this season. Last week we explored the part of our vision statement that reads “We value biblical, reformed, Christ-centred preaching

(Slide 1) Today we are in round two in our reflection on our church’s vision statements. Two Sundays ago we began our project of reflecting on our churches vision. The idea is that before we can know we know where we are going, we need to consider our past vision statements, and whether they still describe where we believe God is leading us. We began the series by reflecting on the statement, “We value worship which honours God and engages all God’s people.” This Sunday,