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The Book of Exodus

At our last board meeting we discussed several options once we finish the Book of Genesis.  It was decided we will continue the story and go right into the Book of Exodus.   We will be starting this series the week after Labor Day weekend on September 11 and continue on until finished.  I trust that our Lord will continue in His faithfulness to proclaiming His word and you will not be disappointed if you trust in Him.

 

Bill Chapin has gone ahead of us to the see Him (Jesus Christ) as he is.  This is a sadness for the loss of all who loved him, but also a contentment knowing he is now residing in joy of the Lord.  I have pasted a link to his obituary here

In honor of our brother and friend in Jesus -Larry Clancy,  I have posted a link to his obituary here. 

I have also posted a photo I took of 4 of Larry's grandsons while attending the funeral.  Larry was always so dapper and his sons honor him in this photo with his signature bow tie!  I just noticed Larry in the background looking down proudly upon these young men:

This week we be starting a new study as we go back to “the beginning” – Genesis. There is no story in world history that is better known, and yet not really understood or even desired to be understood. Most dismiss it as mythology.  Yet, Jesus our Lord and Savior did not.  He believed that it happened as it was written, and the Genesis narrative was often referred by many other writers of the Scriptures as factual.  Why does God want us to know these things about the beginning of the world?  Why does He want us to know the things He tells us about the end of the world as we know it?  God has a purpose and a plan that gives meaning to our lives, and I believe Genesis will help us understand that.

April 2021 Covid update:

We will be back to meeting at our old location (Hill Point), which is now known as “CrossWay NorthShore Church” for those that will wish to attend in person. I am copying here what I wrote in my last email about your choices of meeting:

“Option #1:  Meeting at our same place & time in-person at “socially distanced tables”.  We will have coffee, but it is suggested you may want to bring your own cup (and donut, as we will not be serving donuts right, for the time being.)

Option #2:  A Zoom session where we will try and hook up the speaker and those who are either unable, or do not feel comfortable meeting in person can participate by listening to the speaker (via Zoom) and then all those who are on the Zoom call would then be assigned to break-out rooms while the in-person men would be discussing at their tables.  Chris Decker will be leading.

I agree with what the mayor of Mequon suggested, “I agree that adults should be able to make their own decisions. I do not support laws that protect people from themselves (we have too many of them).”, however, if you want to come and have some concerns you should probably wear an N95 mask, as it will help protect you from those that do not wear a mask.

We are never going to please everyone, so we are trying to be flexible.”

Current Study Program

A formal bible study is conducted each week that focuses on Biblical truth and how these truths may be applied to daily living in the market place. Men gather in large and then small groups to interact around the studies that are presented by a lay member-leader.