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"...just as Christ was raised from the dead by the wonderful power of the Father, we also can live a new life."
(Romans 6:4, NCV)
(Romans 6:4, NCV)
VBS 2018
july 25-28 | wed. 3-7pm | thur. & fri. 4 -7pm
Gear Up for Life's Big Game
LifeWay's 2018 VBS invites your kids to grab their megaphones, lace up their cleats, and tune up their instruments. As they fill up the offensive line, sideline, and drum line, your players, cheerleaders, and band members will realize God has given them His ultimate playbook. He wants them to join His team, train hard, celebrate salvation, and encourage one another. Get in the spirit today with Game On VBS.
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Theme verseHis divine power has given us everything required for life and godliness through the knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness. 2 Peter 1:3
MottoGear up! Get Ready! Game on!
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Let's Honor our Graduates!
If you've got a graduate graduating this year or being promoted, let's honor them on Graduation Sunday! Submit a picture of your grad to vallejonewlifetech@gmail.com and don't forget to include grade and school their graduating from. Last day to submit photos is on Friday, June 8. We will also be having a graduation BBQ celebration after our Graduation Service. So you are more than welcome to stay and have some fun in the sun with us. Hope to you see you all there. Thank you! Please email to: vallejonewlifetech@gmail.com Today is the last day to submit pictures! |
mens ministry| new officers
to all
the leaders
of the church
easter celebration |
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April 1, 2018
1:00pm |
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Egg collecting and donations happening all March long!
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- Please pre - fill eggs and NO peanut products -
Christmas eve service
Service & Christmas Musical: 10:00am
Lunch: 12:00pm
Games & Gift exchange: 2:00pm
Lunch: 12:00pm
Games & Gift exchange: 2:00pm
Prayer meeting & bible study
Coming this summer
Bowling Party
stay tuned!
Happy 23rd Anniversary!
So, how do we overcome our
“GIANTS” again?
Giants come to dare our security and strength. They come to mock at our resolve and faith. If we can’t defeat them they may drain our energy, distract our attention, and steal away our dreams. They confront us in the form of painful conditions or hard situations in life. Specifically, we can name a few of them like financial hardship, nagging illness, and hang ups that
affect how we relate to others.
affect how we relate to others.
Providentially, God’s Word comes to our rescue by providing guidelines. In fact, if you were there last week, we looked at the first three. Don’t worry if you missed the day, we will review them. In addition, this Sunday, August the 13th , we will look at the rest of the help from the Bible.
- Pastor laroya
Thank you volunteers for making VBs awesome!
As I pray for the children we are going to minister this weekend, I cannot but imagine the kind of environment - the context and the popular culture—that influences how they process reality and behave in terms of that reality.
I try to imagine the elements that compose the environment that nurtures them into productive men and women of God.
James Emery White in his book Meet Generation Z (the post-911 children under the age of 25), provides us an idea about the mix of elements that compose that mold. He names secularization as one them. Secularization says a person can be good without having to believe in God. Then the element of private practice of faith that says it is not cool anymore to outwardly express one’s faith or religion. Then there is the element that says you can take any of the spiritual or religious paths as each and is a valid way to God or to spirituality. These elements leave out the teaching of Christianity. White characterizes this environment as post-Christian which means that the culture our children live in does not only not follow the teaching of Christ, but also replaces it with its own moral standards—laws of marriage and sexuality for instance.
We want our children to not only be protected from this mold but also be equipped to make an impact in the redirection of this sphere of life. What can we as parents do then? Where do we start? What does the Bible say about this challenging work? I humbly invite all of you to discover an answer. Join us this Sunday. See you there.
I try to imagine the elements that compose the environment that nurtures them into productive men and women of God.
James Emery White in his book Meet Generation Z (the post-911 children under the age of 25), provides us an idea about the mix of elements that compose that mold. He names secularization as one them. Secularization says a person can be good without having to believe in God. Then the element of private practice of faith that says it is not cool anymore to outwardly express one’s faith or religion. Then there is the element that says you can take any of the spiritual or religious paths as each and is a valid way to God or to spirituality. These elements leave out the teaching of Christianity. White characterizes this environment as post-Christian which means that the culture our children live in does not only not follow the teaching of Christ, but also replaces it with its own moral standards—laws of marriage and sexuality for instance.
We want our children to not only be protected from this mold but also be equipped to make an impact in the redirection of this sphere of life. What can we as parents do then? Where do we start? What does the Bible say about this challenging work? I humbly invite all of you to discover an answer. Join us this Sunday. See you there.
- pastor laroya
vbs 2016 recap
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vbs 2016 recap
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An awesome two day event where you're child learns more about Jesus! We'll kick off the day with an opening of songs and they move on to bible exploration, games, projects and snacks. We close the day with a "campfire" and summarize our day with more singing!! Best of all, your kids get to "campout" in our beautiful church. We've got security covered, so don't worry parents!!
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When we get tired and frightened, we go to God in prayer. We remind ourselves this: Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done (Phil. 4:6). And we can even quote from memory the invitation of the Lord Jesus: Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest. (Matt. 11:28). In faith, we come to God in prayer,
when we are worried or weary or both.
And prayer should give us peace. But why do we sometimes feel the same even after we have spent time with God in prayer? Or, even worse, we feel more restless than before we come to God! The Word of God teaches us through the life of Noah about coming to God when fear overwhelms us and tiredness tempts us to give up.
Let’s uncover this life-changing lesson together this Sunday. We hope to come away from the meeting with more confidence to facing the demands of our everyday life.
- Pastor Laroya
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Vallejo New Life Church of the Nazarene hopes to help you move forward in your spiritual journey whether you are a seeker or a believer, or somewhere in between. Our gatherings invite you to discover the truth about God and His plans for you and the world you live in.
22 Years of
Bearing Fruit Together
Events
n.y.i. youth retreat
Where the youth of Church of the Nazarene from California, New Mexico, Hawaii and Arizona gather together to encounter God
May 26 - 29, 2017
Memorial Weekend
Registration Opens March 1st
Deadline: April 27, 2017
Memorial Weekend
Registration Opens March 1st
Deadline: April 27, 2017
You didn’t choose me. I chose you. I appointed you to go and produce lasting fruit, so that the Father will give you whatever you ask for, using my name.
- John 15:16
