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What is Fellowship of the King?

The Fellowship of the King is part of our journey. It is part of the journey we take as christians and it is part of the journey we take as a church. To enjoy the journey we must be continually moving and walking. And this walking is done by taking steps. The Fellowship of the King is a step in this journey.

The Fellowship of the King is a church wide focus on relationships. It is divided into four distinct parts that are designed to help us harness God's truths for relationships. The four parts are as follows: Weekend Sermons, Bible Study, Small Group Discussions, and personal devotions. While each part is self sufficient you will realize the greatest results if you are involved in all four aspects.

We have provided a manual for you to use as a tool during this time. This manual includes the daily devotionals, bible study note, sermon notes, and small group discussion notes, Please pick one up from the main office during the week or the Church information desks during the worship services.

Why have the Fellowship of the King?

We follow an awesome King who loves us and longs to see us loving each other. That is what this campaign is all about. It is about us growing and relating to each other the way Christ intends for us. The church as a body is made up of unique and different individuals. We all bring our special talents and gifts to the table to create a fully functional body with parts that are extremely different yet extremely interdependent. If we can't relate to each other properly then the body will die.

 
       

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