Many years ago, as our then-four-year-old daughter Taylor took a readiness test for kindergarten at Charlotte Christian School, the admissions counselor said to us, “she’s ready to fly.” And so she is again. After graduating from college in May and working as a Web Copywriter at Red Ventures here in Charlotte since then, she recently Read the full article…
It’s been building to this. Christmas Eve Services: 5 p.m.: Children’s Worship Experience, complete with worship leading by G-Force singers and pre-school bell ringers. 7 p.m.: Candlelight Praise and Worship with a message called “Night Light.” 9 p.m.: Candlelight Praise and Worship with a message called “Night Light.” Christmas Day: 10 a.m. One unified service Read the full article…
Last night I joined about 25 of our BigHouse students for an evening of impromptu ministry at the Transportation Center in the heart of uptown Charlotte. We set up tables, handed out gloves, socks, & scarves, gave out cups of hot chocolate and bags of cookies, and offered prayer to any who would receive it. Read the full article…
It’s good to know why you do certain things. It’s true for both individuals and organizations. Which is why we put language to the values that support the mission of inviting all people into a living relationship with Jesus Christ. If you attend Good Shepherd already, our hope is that you have sensed and felt Read the full article…
These five are not exactly “Away In A Manger,” but by and large they sure are fun. 1. Paul Simon, Getting Ready For Christmas Day. As I posted back in April, I loved this song from the first time I heard it. Why does a non-observant Jew sample an African-American sermon into a song about Read the full article…
