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Title: Re: What time should we hold our Saturday evening contemporary service?	In Reply To
Posted By: DebbieD	Title: What time should we hold our Saturday evening contemporary service?
E-mail: ddodson@nc.rr.com	Posted By: Mark Rein
Date: 05/15/2004 at 21:01:56	Date: 04/12/2004

Latest Articles • Glory In the Highest • The “Christian” Christmas Tree • Divine Bass! • It’s Knowing How to Say It • My Eyes Look to the Hills • Ministry Musts More ...     Message: We start ours at 5:00 for a few different reasons: 1. People can go out and fellowship together while there's still plenty of "evening" left. 2. Some of our small groups (or cell groups) hold their gatherings (in people's homes) right after the Saturday night service. 3. Those who still have places to be Saturday night can still get there and still attend church. So, that's when (and why) we hold our Saturday night services!

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What time should we hold our Saturday evening contemporary service? - Mark Rein - 04/12/2004 Re: What time should we hold our Saturday evening contemporary service? - DebbieD - 05/15/2004   <<< You Are Here

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