TUESDAY COFFEE & PRAYER
Join with us every Tuesday morning at 10:00 AM for devotions, prayer, coffee, and conversation. It is all laid-back and an opportunity to jump-start your day in a positive way!
Join with us every Tuesday morning at 10:00 AM for devotions, prayer, coffee, and conversation. It is all laid-back and an opportunity to jump-start your day in a positive way!
Orchard View Church proudly partners with and
supports our foreign missionaries
supports our foreign missionaries
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Daniel and Christy Kihm represent us in the Netherlands where they are involved with church plants and reaching our to younger couples needing the hope of Jesus Christ.
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Joseph Kiwanuka Amooti, of Mission Trips Uganda, is currently in a church plant in the village of Buwooya. There is no church in that village and the people are starving for God there.
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Bobby and Jenny Mihsill serve in the Church of God in Côte d’Ivoire, Africa. They organize mission teams and work with organizing Children of Promise sponsors.
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Joseph Kiwanuka Amooti, of Mission Trips Uganda, is currently in a church plant in the village of Buwooya. There is no church in that village and the people are starving for God there.
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Bobby and Jenny Mihsill serve in the Church of God in Côte d’Ivoire, Africa. They organize mission teams and work with organizing Children of Promise sponsors.
FALL COFFEE HOUSE STUDY SERIES
Join us this fall as we meet together to study about the book of Acts ad how it focuses on building community.
Today, some people think of the church as a powerless institution made of ancient traditions and stuffy buildings. They're wrong! The church is the new community of God's people. It's filled with the power of the Holy Spirit. And it has as much to say to the world today as it did two thousand years ago. In Acts, you will discover that God wants to do a fresh work among his people by the power of the Holy Spirit. You will find the pathway to authentic community. You will learn how to grow as a worshiper. And you will deepen your passion to invite others into the fellowship of Christ-followers we call the church. Sound exciting? Let's rediscover church together!
We will meet at BIGGBY Coffee from 6:30-8:00 PM on the following WEDNESDAY evening dates:
September 4, September 18, October 2, October 16, October 30, November 13.
There will be an opportunity for you to purchase your own book for $6.50.
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OCHO RIOS STREET CHURCH
BAKE SALE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 AFTER THE MORNING SERVICE! YOUR DONATIONS WILL HELP TO PURCHASE MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR THE HOMELESS WHO ARE FINDING LIFE IN JESUS IN JAMAICA! |
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CHURCH OF GOD UNITY CHRISTMAS CANTATA
Coming in December, our area Church of Gods will be joining together to perform a Christmas message of hope through music. Currently, we are taking names and singing parts of interested people. There will be a series of practices at our church and in Greenville prior to the cantata date. |
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NOVICES IN THE
SCHOOL OF LOVE
This group meets the fourth Wednesday evening of each month at Orchard View. This a diverse multi-faith group that studies and practices meditation, contemplation, and a deeper faith in Jesus Christ. We will be observing and adapting monastic practices in the lives we live today in the world.
These include daily prayer, scripture reading, meditation, study, silence, and solitude. The group is led by former monk Jeff Maskow, who resided at the Abbey of Gethsemani in Trappist, Kentucky, which was, until his untimely death in 1968, home for world-famous theologian, author, poet, and activist Thomas Merton. Interested participants may meet with us at 7 pm.
SCHOOL OF LOVE
This group meets the fourth Wednesday evening of each month at Orchard View. This a diverse multi-faith group that studies and practices meditation, contemplation, and a deeper faith in Jesus Christ. We will be observing and adapting monastic practices in the lives we live today in the world.
These include daily prayer, scripture reading, meditation, study, silence, and solitude. The group is led by former monk Jeff Maskow, who resided at the Abbey of Gethsemani in Trappist, Kentucky, which was, until his untimely death in 1968, home for world-famous theologian, author, poet, and activist Thomas Merton. Interested participants may meet with us at 7 pm.
We support NECM with our monthly food pantry contributions.
