Love deeply with Hurricane relief, Habitat help, Trunk or Treat, etc
Dear Church,
WHY SHOULD WE “LOVE EACH OTHER DEEPLY”?
Well, the reason Peter gives is that “the end of all things is near.” And “because love covers over a multitude of sins.” (1 Peter 4:7-9)
HOW SHOULD WE “LOVE EACH OTHER DEEPLY”?
By “offering hospitality to each other” (serve in greeting ministry, welcoming people who you might not recognize on a Sunday morning or at the grocery store).
By “using whatever gift you have received to serve others” (like giving to or going on the mission trip to Florida to help, like joining the Habitat Faith Build, like joining in Trunk or Treat, or volunteering in other ways at Stillmeadow or in our community).
“So that in all things God may be praised through Jesus Christ.” (1 Peter 4:10-11)
My Prayer:
Jesus, you loved deeply…so much that you were willing to suffer for love. Would you arm your church with the attitude that is ready to suffer to show the goodness of your love? We confess that we shy away from pain or prefer security and safety, but sometimes that results in sin and acts of unlove. Help us love like you did. For God’s glory and the good of our community.
Hear Sunday’s message on Confession
Stillmeadow Lane Campus-Pastor Josh Kleinfeld
York City Campus-Pastor Jade Frederick
Watch the first message of the Daniel Series
Responding To Hurricane Ian
The love of Christ compels us to help with the clean up.
We are sending a team to Fort Myers, where two of our very own Stillmeadow Nazarenes have a home. Randy and JoAnn Hull will be leading a team to help clean up their neighborhood. Nearly 400 homes in their neighborhood sustained damage from the storm.
Will you join the team in Florida?
We are tentatively planning a trip for Oct 16-23. The cost for travel and lodging is covered by Stillmeadow’s Disaster Relief Fund. Sign up on the form at www.stillnaz.com/hurricane-ian.
Will you support the team financially and prayerfully?
Stillmeadow keeps a “Disaster Relief Fund” to mobilize teams to go and help where disaster strikes. Donate to the fund by check with “Disaster” in the memo line, or give online at the button below and select Miscellaneous and type “Disaster” in the “Note” section.
Habitat For Humanity Faith Build!
October 13 and December 8-8AM-3PM!
We will be working on the Dover Project! For more information contact Sue Cox at s-cox@comcast.net, or visit the information table October 2 & 9 outside the Family Life Center. 
JOIN THE TRUNK OR TREAT TEAM!
October 29, from 2-4PM, we’ll have lots of neighbors and kids coming through our parking lot. Join us as we welcome and bless them!
New Stillmeadow Church Directory!
Want to stay connected to others at Stillmeadow? Sign up for our directory at www.stillnaz.com/directory.
Questions? Karon (kkagan@stillnaz.com) or Pastor John (pastorjohn@stillnaz.com) would be glad to help.
EJAM Work & Witness Trip to Jamaica January 6-15, 2023
Deadline to register to participate in this trip is October 7th at 10AM. For more information contact Randy & Joann Hull at jobi1956@gmail.com. Condolences to…
Mike Nitchman and family, whose father passed away recently.
JoAnn Hull and family, whose brother Gregory Krebs passed away on Sept 18.
Pastor Josh Kleinfeld and family, whose grandmother (mom’s mom), passed away on Sept 19.
Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus to all generations, for ever and ever! Amen. (Ephesians 3:20-21)
Grace and Peace,
Pastor Josh and the Stillmeadow Team
PS…If you’re not plugged into a place of regular service at Stillmeadow, we’d love to have you on the team. Sign up by clicking the “serve” button below.