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Christmas Eve at The Community

Community family and friends,


I want to personally invite you to spend some time with our church family family celebrating Jesus this Christmas Eve.  Sunday morning at 10:10 we will gather and have a little different worship experience.  Music.  Lights.  Message.  And focusing on the reason for Christmas.


Also, I ask that you to give a mission offering to church.  All offering giving this Sunday at church will go to our 2023 Mission Offering.  This time of the year is when we take the offering that helps to serve others and share Jesus to the ends of the earth.  This money will go to international, North American, state and local mission as well as to outreach projects.  Please bring your best gift to church.


We know that some of our church family have plans to be in other places this Sunday, but be encouraged to lift up and celebrate Jesus.  Throughout the Christmas story we find people worshipping Jesus.  The wisemen, shepherds, Simeon and Anna at the temple, and others.  May we be found doing the same… making much of Jesus!


Thank you for helping make The Community Fellowship a priority.  2024 will bring us more opportunities and challenges.  There will be more opportunities for Bible study and prayer each week.  Watch for more details coming.  There are also missions and outreach opportunities, more than the past few years, that you will want to take advantage of.


My prayer for each of us this Christmas is that we will give God our firsts, not our lasts.  Give Him our hearts, our talents and return to Him our offerings … literally our time talent and treasure.


I love you all.  Please let me and our church leaders know how we can pray for you.  Have a blessed and wonderful Christmas celebration, and I hope to see you at church Christmas eve!


With GOD as my guide,


Pastor Michael Harrison

  • James 1:5


*** to learn more about The Community Fellowship go to our facebook page (www.facebook.com/tcf1010) our our website (www.thecommunityfellowship.org).   Please give online as well.  The purpose of the church is to "demonstrate the love of God to our community" ***

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