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Centreville church of Christ

Special Classes For Young People


The Centreville church of Christ hosts two regular classes for young people in the congregation and any visitors who want to join us.

The monthly devotion for teenagers is held the first Sunday evening of each month, and the devotional for young professionals is the second Sunday evening. We encourage you to join the studies whenever you can.

Special classes for young people

Spring Meeting: Where Is God When I Hurt?


This series of lessons from April 13 to April 15 will address real questions and issues that each of us faces when it comes to suffering. Packed with Scripture and insight from those who have walked the path of pain, you will learn that you aren't the only one.

Suffering is inevitable — you will suffer, are suffering or have suffered. It is the universal language for all of us. So, what now? How do you get through today, much less all the "todays" that follow? How do you rely on God in tough times? Why did this happen to you? How do you help your children? Will you ever be able to heal and move on?

Please join us April 13-15 for this special weekend series that will direct us to biblical insight on how to deal with life when life gets hard.

Friday
7:30 p.m. — "Everyone Has a Story" (Wilson Adams)
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8:15 p.m. — "Why Me?" (David Lanphear)

Saturday (ladies only)
10 a.m. — "Lord, Hear Me When I Call" (Julie Adams)
10:45 a.m. — "Blue Skies and Rainbows" (Debbie Lanphear)

Sunday
9:30 a.m. — "In God We Trust: Are You Sure?" (Wilson Adams)
10:30 a.m. — "Looking Up, Not Down" (David Lanphear)
5 p.m. — "The Tunnel Has Light" (David Lanphear)
5:45 p.m. — "You Can Live Again!" (Wilson Adams)
 

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Word Of The Week: Leprosy


Leprosy was a truly horrible disease to contract in ancient times. It grotesquely disfigured one’s body. A Google search of leprosy images will give you a new understanding of this dreadful condition.

Also, lepers were isolated from the community for fear of contagion. So not only were these poor souls suffering with all sorts of physical wretchedness, they were shunned, despised and feared by all but the bravest who dared to bring them some food and other supplies.

So when Jesus entered a Samaritan village, He heard distant shouts from 10 lepers: “Jesus, Master, have mercy on us!” (Luke 17:11). And He did. He cleansed them of their horrible condition without effort or fanfare. A free gift — and what a gift! They were restored to pristine health and able to rejoin society again!

What condition of yours is so repugnant, so unforgiveable, so … bad … that you think the Lord would be repulsed by you? Our sins leave us in worse shape than leprosy, yet Jesus is as willing to cleanse us from them as He was to cleanse the lepers of their dreaded disease.

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