Worship
Our weekly worship meets in the Lory Student Center Room 228 at 7:30 on Tuesday Nights. Regular Spring worship services begin on January 19. Note: We will no longer be doing a meal together before worship on Tuesday nights.

Potluck Fridays
We still want to eat together, so the last Friday of every month, we are doing a good old-fashioned potluck.We'll provide the main dish and drinks. Guys bring a side dish, gals bring a dessert.  Next PLF is March 26, 6pm.

Car Rally Title Belt
March 27th.  Time TBA.  This will be fun.  Invite Friends.  Like "Amazing Race", we'll get in teams of 2-4 and follow clues around town, solving puzzles and answering questions along the way, arriving at a final destination.  Winner receives the prestigious 'title belt."

CHAT Groups
are getting a facelift. These small groups are no longer going to be just Bible Study (there will certainly still be a little of that), but will more be about living our lives together and trying to figure out how our faith impacts our living. We are going to use a conversation driven DVD series.
Guys:  Thursdays at 6:30pm, Campus House
Gals: Thursday at 6pm, 1717 Dale Ct.

1 Corinthians Bible Study
Fridays 5 pm, Campus House.  All are welcome to come and finish the study we started last semester.  Led by Austin the intern.

As always, check the Calendar for details and a list of other upcoming activities: Title Belt, CHAT groups, Bible studies, Service Projects, and our Spring Retreat.

T-Shirts
Hey, if you want one of our totally rad t-shirts, come by the campus house with $10 and one could be yours.

 

Tuesday Night Life!
Join us every Tuesday night at 7:30 for worship in LSC 228.  During the teaching part of worship, we will be going through the book of Isaiah.

After worship, join us at the campus house for a time of fellowship. The campus house is located at 1501 S. Whitcomb (the corner of Lake and Whitcomb/Meridian) just south of campus. Click here for directions. See you there.

Quote of the Week

"Somewhere we know that without silence words lose their meaning, that without listening speaking no longer heals, that without distance closeness cannot cure.” 
 - Henri Nouwen