To contact Pastor Jason Cunningham via email click here. To contact our administrative office via email click here. We’ve been making our way through Paul’s Letter to the Philippians during our worship services. A key passage is Phil. 3:8-9 where Paul writes: “For Christ’s sake I have suffered the loss of all things…in order that I may gain Christ and be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but one that comes through faith in Christ.” This is the Gospel, the good news, that Christ has done for us what we could not do on our own: make us right with God. So, we put our abiding faith in Christ. As November begins, we can offer our highest thanks and praise to God for his grace!     I also want to share with you this story that recently came to me. Maybe you’ve heard it before. The story of the “Ten Little Christians” is simple, but makes some good points.                                    Ten little Christians come to church all the time, One feel out with the preacher and then there were nine. Nine little Christians stayed up late, One overslept on Sunday and then there were eight. Seven little Christians chirping like chicks, One didn’t like the singing, then there were six. Six little Christians seemed very much alive, One took a vacation and then there were five. Five little Christians asking for more, One took a rest a while, then there were four. Four little Christians as busy as a bee, One got his feelings hurt, then there were three. Three little Christians couldn’t decide what to do, One couldn't have his way, then there were two. Two little Christians each won one more. Now, don’t you see, two and tow makes four. Eight little Christians, if they double as before… In just seven Sunday’s we’d have…                 ...one thousand, twenty-four. In this little jingle there is a lesson true, You belong either to the building or the wrecking crew. -Pastor Jason Cunningham