| This
Sunday's Message: "Angels, Seals,
Scrolls and Bowls" |
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On the Courtyard Sunday
Morning |
| Community Bible Study (CBS) is
coming to SFC in the fall with a wonderful study
on the books of Hebrews, Philippians and James.
Stop at the table this morning between services
for more information. |
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Adult
Classes This Sunday |
- The Gospel of John, taught by Jeff
Davis at 9:00 am in the Library. This
three-month class will explore the beautiful
imagery used in this book and how to apply the
truths of John to our modern lifestyles.
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SFC Church Library |
- Your church library is open 7 days a week -
all the hours that the church is open. You are
welcome to come in and browse any time that
meetings are not being held. Items can be
checked out and kept as long as you need them.
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- We ask that you return borrowed items when
you are done using them.
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Beginning September 7 |
- The Singles
Fellowship will be hosting a 9-week video
series titled "A Life Worth Living".
This weekly course is based on Paul's letters
to the Philippians. Please join us at 10:30 am
in the Chapel.
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Singles
Fellowship |
- Beginning September 7 the Singles Fellowship
will be hosting a 9-week video series titled
"A Life Worth Living". This weekly
course is based on Paul's letters to the
Philippians. Please join us at 10:30 am in the
Chapel.
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Fellowship of Christian
Athletes 9th Annual Guy McIntyre Golf Classic |
- Registration has begun for this annual event
that includes Guy McIntyre and a host of
current and former 49ers. This year the
tournament will take place September 30 at Callippe
Preserve Golf Course in Pleasanton. Email Kelly
Elliott for more information.
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| New Venue in
Saratoga - The
Journey |
- August 26 - All college & young adults
are invited to join our weekly drop-in Bible
study, 7:00-9:30 pm. Our new location is The
Saratoga Barn, 20640 Third Street, in downtown
Saratoga.
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- College ministry questions? Call Jason at
(408)202-9673.
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Good Neighbor Parking |
- Please help us to be good neighbors by
parking in our parking lot. If you are able,
please consider parking in the Village to
allow more spaces for those who are visitors
and those who need a shorter walk. We would
like to leave the street parking in the
neighborhood for our neighbors and their
guests.
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