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Apostles’ Soccer Camp 2008 “Jesus Saves!”

WHEN: Monday June 23 through Friday June 27, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

WHERE: Millice Park (Located at the corner of 29th St. W and Central Ave. )

WHO: Children ages 4-13.

This is going to be a real soccer camp in which we learn, practice, and improve our individual skills, teamwork, and knowledge of the game of soccer. It will be appropriate for anyone from beginners to those with experience. Along with daily treats and refreshments, all the participants will be given real soccer jerseys and water bottles to use during camp and to keep as souvenirs of the experience.

The camp’s theme this year is “Jesus Saves!” As a Bible-teaching church, we will share the message of God’s love with the children who participate. This camp serves as a sort of Vacation Bible School. Besides helping them pass and dribble better, we will share with them the amazing way that God showed his love to us by sending Jesus to give us real life! We will be using soccer to show many parallels between the game of soccer and life with God.

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“We cannot help speaking about what we have seen and heard.”

(Acts 4:20)

These words were proclaimed by the apostles Peter and John when they were strictly forbidden to share God’s Word. They simply said, "God’s Word means too much to us and to those who haven’t heard it to keep it to ourselves. We just have to share it."

God puts that desire in our hearts, too. The more we ponder God’s Word and reflect on his promises, the more it will begin to consume us and will cast its bright rays of hope onto every part of our lives. Then it becomes as natural to talk about God and his love as it was for the apostles.

Do you know someone who is living in darkness? Do you have friends and family who don’t know that Jesus lived and died for them? Ask God to give you opportunities to speak "about what you have seen and heard."

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