Every Wednesday evening, during the school year and following the school calendar, there is a hot meal that is prepared for anyone who would like to attend. The cost is only $2.50 per person ($10/family), and it’s a great chance to get to know someone new.
The Worship Arts department at Aspen Ridge is happy to announce that we have hired Ryan Glaser as the new Worship Arts Apprentice.
Christmas and the New Year are times for gifts and new things. And while the materialistic culture around us would like to focus on bright, shiny, new toys for women, men, girls and boys, the beauty of the season from Christianity’s perspective are the gifts that last forever.
“Thanks man!” came his smiling response as we shook hands. We then exchanged a few sentences of small talk that I can’t remember, before he spoke the words I’ll never forget. The words he said next were simple, yet so sincere. Friendly yet fearless. They were powerful and felt providential.
I would like to extend a welcome for you to participate with our Pastor of Worship Arts Candidate Weekend on October 6/7. This is a meaningful and exciting juncture for our church as we prayerfully discern God’s provision and leading for this important area of church life.
I wanted to take a moment and share with you an article our elder board has been digesting related to corporate worship. Its called “Engaging Corporate Worship,” written by Gary Inrig about a decade ago.