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This Weekend @ The Community

It is that time again.  BIKER SUNDAY is here.  This Sunday beginning before 10:10 am.  Where?  In the parking lot of the church, Collinsville Shopping center.  The Band "Direct Message" will begin playing about 9:30 and lead us into worship.  There will be a message about 30 Days to Live as we be LIVE on btw21 (at 11 am).

Invite friends.  Invite enemies.  And bring this stuff: your own chairs, food that goes with ribs and hot dogs and hamburgers (the church will provide the meat and the buns), bring drinks, and bring some excitement.  What you need to do before you get here is PRAY and INVITE others to be with you.  Below are is Top 10 Ways to Make Your Biker Sunday a Blast that was shared last Sunday.

See you Sunday.  See you BIKER SUNDAY @ The Community Fellowship, this Sunday beginning at 10:10 am!


The Community Fellowship, Collinsville, VA 
276-647-TCF1 (8231) 

Michael Harrison, Lead Pastor

TOP 10 WAYS TO MAKE YOUR BIKER SUNDAY A BLAST

 

#10 --- B.Y.O.C. (bring your own chair )

 

#9 --- Ride Your Bike (save gas)

 

#8 --- Borrow a Bike (use their gas)

 

#7 --- Bring Extra NAPKINS (for great ribs)

 

#6 --- Bring FOOD & Fixings (we're also having burgers & hot dogs)

 

#5 --- Pack the Cooler (the cold ones - non-alc, prefered)

 

#4 --- Wear Your LEATHER

 

#3 --- Bring Friends & Family

 

#2 --- Invite an Enemy (you'll be protected by the gang)

 

#1 --- PRAY for the PARTY (why? We ARE demonstrating the love of God to our community)

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