CPC Weekly Bulletin: February 15, 2015 — February 21, 2015
Volume 2015—Issue 7
A Promise is a PROMISE - Galatians 3:15-29
Inside this issue:
Ladies Bible Study
2
Noble Men’s Group
2
Connect Groups
2
CPC Youth Group
2
CPC Prayer & Praise
3
Building Fund Update
3
CPC Directory
4
CPC Information
4
Unsubscribe
4
Children’s Ministry This
Week:
Children’s Ministry This Week:
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promise. As human beings,
we are not omniscient (all
knowing) or omnipotent (all
powerful) so it is possible to
make a promise and then fail
to be able to keep it. But
when God makes a promise,
we can know He will keep it
without fail!
Paul had a deep concern
for those he had reached with
the gospel of grace in the
Roman province of Galatia,
and he desired to win them
back from the false teachers
who had entered in
after his departure.
Directed by the Holy
Spirit, Paul carefully
explained that the law,
which was given many
years after the promises
were made to Abraham, could not nullify
God’s promise of justification by faith in
Christ Jesus. With
God, it’s like this: A
Promise is a PROMISE!
I look forward to seeing
you this Sunday as we continue our journey through
the book of Galatians and
discover what God has to
say to us!
Pastor Dave
CMA Great Commission Fund
Children’s Church
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Patti Hodgdon
 Children’s Church
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Promises! What value
does a promise really have? Is
there some universal law that
says every promise
made will be kept
without fail? Certainly
there are times when
promises are made
with every intention of
keeping the promise,
but unforeseen events
and situations can
occur that make it
impossible for someone to keep their
promise. Here is an
example. Let’s say a
father says to his son or
daughter he “promises” to be
home in time to take them to
their final basketball game of
the season. But while on the
way home, there is a terrible
accident and traffic is backed
up for three hours causing the
father to fail to keep his
Nursery

Ruth Hillemeyer

Vicki Valora
 Patti Hodgdon
 Nursery

Abbi Valora
= If needed
 Laura Large
 Misty Haller
 Amy Large
= If needed
In October 2014, we held our
annual Mission Conference.
During that time, we highlighted
being involved in getting the
gospel to the ends of the earth
through giving to the Great
Commission Fund of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance. Whether we filled out a
“Faith Promise” card and submitted it or not, we all have the
opportunity to give through
designating our gifts for the
Great Commission Fund in
the church envelopes each
week.
I am excited to let you
know that since Sunday, October 12, 2014 until this past
Sunday, February 8, 2015, we
have given $2,991.00 to the
Great Commission Fund.
May God continue to provide for us so we are able to
make a difference in getting
the gospel to those still waiting!
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Volume 2015—Issue 7
Ladies’ Bible Study
This week we will continue our study of “The Twelve Women of the Bible” . We’ll be discussing the questions from chapter 5 about Dealing with Confrontation in Relationships and using
Abigail as an example from I Samuel 25:1-39. Come and join us on Tuesday, February 17 @
6:30 PM. All ladies are welcome to attend. If you have any questions, please speak with Laura
Large.
Noble Men’s Group
We are currently going through the Old Testament book of Judges. Our study will take us
through the 300 year period of Israel’s history covered by the book of Judges in which there is a
reoccurring cycle of sin, servitude, supplication and salvation experienced by the Israelites. This
study is sure to challenge our hearts in many ways. We meet in the Church Fellowship Hall and
all men are welcome to join us for this time of prayer and Bible study. Just read Judges chapter
six and join us on Wednesday, February 18 at 6AM.
Connect Group
We have decided to make an adjustment to our weekly Connect Group ministry. As a Leadership Team, we believe combining our two Connect Groups into one and meeting in the Fellowship Hall at CPC will be a very positive change. We hope many of you will join us for this time of
prayer, discussion from our Sunday morning message and fellowship.
CPC Fellowship Hall - Sunday, February 15th at 6 PM
Please don’t miss out on this great opportunity to connect with others from CPC. All
are welcome to attend. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to speak with Pastor Dave
(262-442-6719).
CPC Youth Group - The Bridge
Notice: The CPC Leadership Team recently decided to put our Youth Ministry held on Sunday evenings on hold since there are no young people attending. We are committed to providing
an avenue for young people to fellowship and study God’s Word and will resume our youth program as soon as it is again needed.
If you have any questions, contact Pastor Dave. ([email protected] or 262-442-6719)
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CPC Prayer & Praise
Some requests are time sensitive and will not be able to wait until Thursday when we send out the Ebulletin. But if you have a prayer request or praise you would like to share with the CPC family, please send
them to me by Wednesday morning. As many of you know, our CPC weekly E-Bulletin is posted to the
CPC website. However, all personal prayer requests will be removed from the E-Bulletin before
being uploaded to the website. Here are some prayer requests for this week:
Note: These prayer requests and praises are for the CPC family only. They should not be taken from
the E-Bulletin and posted on any other social media sites.
Building Fund Update
CPC is embarking on a building program that, Lord willing, will result in a complete updating and renovation of our church sanctuary and foyer. A Sanctuary Renovation Team of Leann Sizemore, Chris McGirr,
Mike Friend, Gary Messer and Bud Hillemeyer has been appointed to the initial task of planning the renovation project. Initial work by the team is focused on planning, scope and design followed by the development
of a proposed budget for the remodel based on bids and estimates for the work to be completed. CPC is
trusting the Lord to fund this project through the gifts of those who call Connection Point their church
home. We are trusting that the Lord will raise up the needed finances without borrowing from a bank or the
Alliance Development Fund.
The Lord has already laid an initial foundation of funds and continues to add through the generous gifts
of His people. If you are able to give to the Building Fund, that would be a huge blessing! But whenever we
give, it is to be an outward expression of our hearts to the Lord. The Lord wants us to give freely and with a
joyful heart out of a recognition that what we have is all from Him. Even if you are not able to give financially toward this project, please recognize that you still have a huge part to play as we join together and keep
this need before the Lord in prayer. Current Building Fund Balance: $33,375.12
Volume 2015—Issue 7
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Connection Point Church—
Directory
CPC Weekly Schedule:
Sunday Morning Prayer:
Senior Pastor:
Dave Hodgdon
[email protected]
262-442-6719
8:45 AM in the Library with Pastor Dave &Patti
Sunday Morning Service:
9:30 AM in the Main Auditorium
Music Director:
(Nursery and Children’s Church provided)
Bud Hillemeyer
[email protected]
928-530-1802
Connect Group:
Sunday at 6:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall
CPC Leadership Team:
Dave Hodgdon, Mike Friend, Bud
Hillemeyer, Roy Anhalt, Laura Large and
Casey Gordon
Ladies’ Bible Study:
Tuesday at 6:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall
Noble Men’s Group:
Wednesday at 6:00 AM in the Fellowship Hall
Connection Point Church - Information
Sunday Morning
Service:
9:30 AM
CPC Office Hours:
Address:
Patti: Monday, Wednesday, & Friday from 1-5
P.M.
4435 N. Shadow Rd., Kingman, AZ. 86409
If supplies are needed for
the church, please communicate with Patti in the
church office.
Facebook:
Dave: Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Friday
from 1-5 P.M. As well as
7 AM to Noon on
Wednesday.
[email protected]
The office is Closed on
Thursdays.
Phone Number:
928-757-3475
Connection Point Church, Kingman AZ
Email:
Website:
www.thedomechurch.com
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