The last couple of weeks have been a little different with the 4th of July weekend and then the all church picnic, but this Sunday, Connexion is back on track - meeting at 8pm here for a time of worship, teaching and discussion. Plan to join us and spread the word!

Summer Connexion got off to a great start this past Sunday. The night was a great mix of fellowship, incredible worship and teaching that set the stage for our summer study on the New Testament book of Philippians.

As we move forward into this study we should keep two things in mind. First, the good news of Jesus brings together a diverse people and unites them into one body. Philippians calls us to a deeper experience of unity amidst our diversity. Second, if anyone can advise us about joy, it’s Paul. He rejoiced in Christ even when he was getting beaten down - literally. That’s the kind of unshakable joy we are called to in the book of Philippians.

I look forward to this Sunday. See you at 8pm for Connexion, or 6:30 for the cookout!

We’ve had a week off. It was great. Now we’re ready to go for another three months! Summer Connexion gets started this Sunday, May 11th, at 8pm here at ECC. If you haven’t been in Bloomington before for a summer, or haven’t made it so Summer Connexion before, it’s awesome. The setting is more intimate. We really focus a lot more on community and fellowship. The teaching is more interactive (and shorter) - with discussion groups that really dive deeper into the topic for the night. The worship is still God centered but a little more acoustic over the summer.

Sound good? Still not sure? Come check it out and you’ll see (and be sure to bring a friend too). Also, keep your eyes peeled for small groups, picnics, baseball games, canoe trips, movies on the lawn and more…

Why did we spend a whole semester studying the book of Revelation? What can you take away from this study? Listen to college pastor Dan Waugh bring this semester series to a close by several principles that emerge from the book of Revelation and have direct application on our lives today.