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Remember to set your clocks back one hour for daylight savings time on Saturday! Enjoy an extra hour of rest and we’ll see you for livestream service at 10am and in-person communion 11:30am-12:30pm!
Come celebrate communion in person this Sunday, 11:30am-12:30pm at the church. We'll have a shorter service and then you're invited to walk up to the Juneau St doors or drive south from S Juneau St through the alley behind the church to receive communion. Communion will be single serve, pastors will have face shields and masks, and gluten free elements will be available at each station. Let's take this opportunity to remember our place in the kingdom of God together!
Welcome to the last week of our October prayer and fasting guide! bit.ly/31FQGrD
Good morning, church! Here is the link to worship together this morning: youtu.be/zb_47Wn77aM
Church family, we are over halfway through October! Let's continue to focus on prayer and fasting together with this week's prayer guide: bit.ly/355jkDA
Week 4 October Prayer Guide 2020
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October Prayer & Fasting Week 4 Date Prayer/Prompt Scripture Monday, Oct 19 In God’s abundant grace, do good works that glorify and point to God and his love. Isaiah 58:6-7, NLT Hebrews 10:23-24, NLT James 2:26, NLT Tuesday, Oct 20 How God sustains and strengthens us! Give thank...Good morning, church! Here's the link to this morning's worship service: youtu.be/JIAwAMhrZYc. Our sermon series on grace continues today with a guest message from Pastor Paul Olver about grace at work through Impact Latin America!
Great service today RAC team! Can you share the link to this week’s devotional? Thank you.
Link will go live at 9:55 this morning -- looking forward to be with you in spirit!
As we recognize Indigenous People's Day today, this is also a chance for reflecting as a church on the ways our faith has been intertwined with power, and how we might better follow the gospel Jesus proclaimed. Consider reading something by Richard Twiss, Christian Native American theologian, or learning about the Duwamish Tribe here in Seattle. Thank God for the body of Christ that includes every tribe, nation, and language -- and for restoration in Christ who "'himself bore our sins' in his body on the cross, so that we might die to sins and live for righteousness; 'by his wounds you have been healed.'" (1 Peter 2:24)
Here's this week's prayer guide -- thank you to our prayer team seniors for leading us in this season! bit.ly/3dgqHLY
Week 3 October Prayer Guide 2020
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October Prayer & Fasting Week 3 Date Prayer/Prompt Scripture Sunday, October 11 "All praise and thanks to our mighty God for His patience, love, peace, joy and graces that He freely gives His people." 2 Peter 1:3; Romans 11:33-36; 1 Thessalonians 5:16-17, NLT Monday, Oct 12 Pray in...Rangkham's Place Cohort Starting 10/18
We are excited to announce that Rangkham's Place is starting a new cohort offering curbside coffee pickup this fall! We look forward to you meeting the students already signed up for this new cohort, but if you know a high school student also interested in learning barista skills in the context of Christian community, feel free to email spadron@rainieravenuechurch.org for more information. Student commitment is 11am-2:30pm on Sundays, starting October 18. Look forward to more details coming soon about coffee available curbside from Rangkham's Place, starting Sunday, November 8!
This Sunday, Interim Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz and Executive Director of Choose 180 Sean Goode will be joining us to talk about community policing and how to address violence in our community. Please join us for this important conversation!
New Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz’s first month focuses on getting more officers on patrol
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Interim Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz, 45, is leading a police department with an uncertain future as the Seattle City Council pushes forward with plans to lay off officers.In case you missed it, here's the link to see the recorded conversation: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ae7vhkSE1T4. Thanks again Sean and Adrian for this helpful conversation thinking through what community and policing look like for us as believers in Christ!