Who are the churches of Christ and what do they believe in?We are undenominational and have no central headquarters or president. The head of the church is none other than Jesus Christ (Ephesians 1:22-23). Each congregation of the churches of Christ is autonomous, and it is the Word of God that unites us into One Faith (Ephesians 4:3-6). We follow the teachings of Jesus Christ and his holy Apostles, and not the teachings of man. We are Christians only! When: January 18 - 21, 2017At: Sunset International Bible Institute3723 34th StreetLubbock, TX 79410Details: www.sibi.cc/workshopTel: 800-658-9553 When: February 5 - 9, 2017At: Freed-Hardeman University158 East Main StreetHenderson, TN 38340Details: www.fhu.edu/lectureship Learn More About Our Church the churches of Christ We are undenominational and have no central headquarters or president. The head of the church is none other than Jesus Christ himself (Ephesians 1:22-23). We are Christians only! What you can expect
when visiting us Prayer: During the worship service several of the men will lead the congregation in public prayers. Singing: We will sing several songs and hymns together, led by one or more song leaders. These will be sung a capella (without the accompaniment of musical instruments). The Lord’s Supper: We partake of the Lord’s Supper each Sunday, following the pattern of the first century church. Start The Journey Now Everyone has a place within the body of Christ, and we look forward to seeing you reach your fullest potential in the Lord. Your involvement serves to encourage others as you grow in the knowledge of God's Word and in the fullness and stature of Christ. We Are Passionate About The Body Of ChristThe churches of Christ welcome you to worship the Lord with us. We are here to serve God and to assist you in your walk with the Lord. Visit the church of Christ in your community. It is always a pleasure serving the family of God. If we may be of any service to you please do not hesitate to call or write.
You may contact us at any time by telephone at (208) 878-4800 or via email at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..Learn More About Usserves as an evangelist for the churches of Christ, and is the founder of Internet Ministries. Brother Garcia has done missionary work in the states of California, Florida, Idaho, New York, and Texas. He has also preached in gospel meetings throughout the world. He currently serves as evangelist for the Alamosa church of Christ in Alamosa, Colorado. This online ministry continues to serve as a hub on the Internet for the churches of Christ worldwide. Brother Garcia is known as an Internet Evangelist and pioneer in the field of Internet Evangelism. He has been instrumental in assisting hundreds of congregations in using the Internet as a vehicle for the spreading of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. His online efforts have been noticed by all major denominational groups including the secular world. Learn More About Internet Ministries
P.O. Box 1772Alamosa, CO 81101How old are the children in your group?It’s midnight and I cannot sleep. Another month has passed. If this blog happened to be a house, it’s already been filled with cobwebs. I’m listening now to Bruno Mars’ “Versace On The Floor” while typing this. 🙂 Can I just say that his album 24K Magic is awesome? It’s my recent Spotify playlist favorite. Anyway, I’d just like to update you on what’s happening with my life. It’s still the same, my husband and I haven’t found a suitable helper to help me at home and in taking care of Noa and Missy. This is mainly why I don’t get to post here a lot. I’ve been active though on my social media pages. I am resorting to “micro-blogging” for now. Hang in there because I’ve been adjusting well these days. Missy already turned 20 weeks. It also means that I’ve been exclusively breastfeeding her that long. I’m really glad that I am able to nourish her through what my body can produce. M
y breastfeeding motto: Breastfeed one day at a time. Missy’s pedia, my aunt, already gave us a go signal to begin feeding solids if we like. My husband and I talked about it and both decided to delay doing so until Missy reaches her sixth month. I’m feeling excited and relieved about this since she’s got plenty of time to familiarize herself to eating fruits and vegetables. It will be easier for me to do leave and do something for myself later this year. More about this story below. There’s been a few things I look forward to happening this year. For one, I am really praying that my husband gets his assignment here in the Metro. He’s been working oceans away from us for the last nine years. Next month, my husband and I will be celebrating our tenth year. For others, they jokingly call it their “jowaniversary.” Oh yes, I’ve somehow braved the distance for a decade now. Being married to a military man is really a walk in the (thorny and rocky) park! : As for my other kid, Noa, she’s now in Kinder and we all know what’s next after this: Grade 1!
Grade 1, Grade 1,freaking Grade 1!! I officially feel old. I cannot believe that I am about to send her to elementary school in June! Where did the time go? I am starting to get nervous for her. My husband and I haven’t decided yet if we are moving her to a big school. But according to Noa, she doesn’t want to be Grade 1. I already have a few schools in my list but it will really depend on Noa’s readiness to move out of her current school. Another event I am excited about to happen this year is my upcoming trip to Korea! I am applying for a vacation leave from my husband/father of my kids because I am leaving alone with a bunch of (single) girlfriends. Right now, I am preparing my documents because I am applying for a Korean tourist visa. “Myeongdong” (photo from Thousand Wonders) I dread this a bit because I am going to kiss some money goodbye if the consul won’t grant me a visa. Wecause I already have plane tickets! Seriously, I am confident that I’m gonna get an approval because of my strong social ties to the country. H