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Rox Game | Friday, May 31
Tickets for the Rox Game on May 31 at 7pm are now available! $17 ticket includes hat, game, hot dog, soda, chips and a fireworks show! You can get them HERE! See you then.
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Men’s Ministry Night| Sat May 18
We are excited to invite the men of Westwood to Men’s Ministry Night on Saturday, May 18 from 5-7pm. We will gather to hear a speaker, eat delicious food and fellowship with other men. You can sign up here!
Women of Westwood are invited to join a 13-week (May 28 through Aug 27, skipping July 2) online only Bible study! We will be studying the attributes of God for one hour on Tuesday evenings at 7pm. This is open to all, although we are very hopeful that people will attend who cannot otherwise attend in-person studies at Westwood! You can sign up here.
Do you love kids and have a passion for pouring into our young disciples? If so, please consider signing up to be a volunteer with our KidCity or The Link ministries on Sunday mornings. Let us know you’re interested in serving here.
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Get plugged into a small group of people who are committed to building meaningful relationships, growing deeper in their faith, and impacting the community.
Empower
Once you’ve discovered your spiritual gifts, or “where you belong” in the church, it’s time to take action. Play music, teach kids, cook food – whatever you were made to do.
Engage
How do you go beyond Sunday? Learn ways to reach out into our community and with our mission partners to reach the world for Christ.
Colossians
What would it look like for you and I to live our lives as if Jesus was enough? What would I let go of? What would I consider doing differently? In Colossians, the apostle Paul, is writing from a Roman prison cell to a new church struggling with making sense of what it means to be a Christian while still holding on to their past (beliefs and practices). Paul’s remedy is to re-orient how they think of themselves now that Christ is central and what it means to walk in confidence and freedom now that Jesus is not only all-sufficient, but He is more than enough.
