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Cedar Ridge Student Ministry’s “Impact Firewood”

The Cedar Ridge student ministry manages and maintains Impact Firewood to support their mission efforts in Nazereth, Ethiopia. One hundred percent of all profits made go directly to a humanitarian organization called Life in Abundance (LIA), who uses the funds to build wells, showers, and other necessities which would not otherwise be available.

Impact Firewood offers rics of seasoned, mixed hardwoods – mostly oak. Orders can be made online or by calling 918-924-5122.

Pricing:

  • $75 per ric (can be picked up at Tulsa Grass & Sod, 13801 S Memorial, Bixby, OK)
  • $10 Delivery
  • $10 for re-stacking (per ric)

Radical Faith Mission Trips 2012

In 2012, the leadership of Cedar Ridge Christian Church challenges you to experience first-hand how Cedar Ridge is impacting the world with the good news of Jesus Christ. Join us on a Radical Faith Mission Trip!

Upcoming trips include:

  • Mexico: March 17 – 24
  • North Africa: May 12 – 19
  • South Africa #1: June 22 – July 1
  • South Africa #2: September 29 – October 7

(**All dates are subject to change.) Up to 50% of the cost of each of these trips is eligible for support from the Cedar Ridge Global Outreach Team. All participants on the North and South Africa trips must be a member of Cedar Ridge Christian Church. More details and applications are available at the Welcome Center at both campuses. If you have any questions about a particular trip, please contact the Global Outreach Team at go@cedarridgecc.com or 918-254-0621.

SuperStart February 24 & 25

SuperStart is a two-day event put on by Christ In Youth that is specifically designed for pre-teens. During the event, SuperStart wishes to provide avenues for age-appropriate worship, relevant teaching, drama and fun. You can expect the weekend to be filled with Biblical teaching, worship, enthusiasm, small group opportunities and off-site recreation.

  • For 4th and 5th Grade Students
  • Friday, February 24: drop students off at 4:45 p.m. at the KidsZone.tv building, BA Campus, and pick them up at 9:30 p.m. (Be sure to eat dinner before arriving).
  • Saturday, February 25:  drop students off at 7:30 a.m. at the KidsZone.tv building, BA Campus, and pick them up at 3:30 p.m. (Be sure to eat breakfast before arriving).
  • Cost: $60 (after January 29th, the cost will be $70). Students may wish to bring additional money to spend on SuperStart merchandise)

Click here for a registration packet or pick one up in the Kids Zone. Complete pages 2 & 3 and turn them in with your payment by January 29th. For more information, contact Micheal Byrd.

Extraordinary Women’s Conference March 2 & 3

Attention Ladies: Some of you have attended the Extraordinary Women’s Conference the past few years and may be interested in attending the 2012 conference, March 2-3, at the Mabee Center in Tulsa. Speakers this year include Angela Thomas, Lysa TerKeurst, and Jennifer Rothschild. The best rate of $51 will be available until December 30. Click here to register online. If you have questions, please contact Lois Breedlove.

Summer Activities

Parents, be sure to mark your calendars for these summer activities.

  • Register online for Sunset Bible Camp; register by early May and get the Early Bird Special
  • Music Camp online registrations will run April 4 – 30
  • CIY & Youth Quake Registration information available soon
  • Online Registration will be available for Vacation Bible School

Preschool & Elementary

June 2: 2nd Grade Day Camp at Sunset Bible Camp
June 4-8: Vacation Bible School at the Sapulpa Campus for Kindergarten through 5th grade; Time TBA
June 11-15: 5th & 6th Grade Camp at Sunset Bible Camp
June 25-27: 3rd & 4th Grade Camp at Sunset Camp
TBA: Music Camp for 3 yrs old through 5th grade; 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Middle School

June 17-22: 7th & 8th Grade Camp at Sunset Bible Camp
July 5, 12, 19, & 26: Serve ‘n Swim
July 14: Random Road Trip

High School

June 24-30: CIY “MOVE” Conference
July 14: Random Road Trip (Lambert’s Café)
July 27-August 3: Youth Quake – Como, Colorado

Calendar

$2 a Day Challenge: Oct 31-Nov 6

What is it and Why Do We Need to Do it?

Starting Monday, October 31, and ending on Sunday, November 6, Cedar Ridge attenders will be challenged to eat on less than $2 a day. 20% of the world lives in poverty and nearly half of the world’s population lives on less than $2 a day: two dollars a day for food, housing, school, transportation, medical emergencies, and all other expenses. The $2 a Day Challenge invites you to experience a little of what life is like by eating on less than two dollars a day for one week.

Journal throughout the experience, and at the end of the week, come together with your small group to share what you have learned, what questions have been raised, what you struggled with, and how you felt about the challenge.

The Challenge Has Three Simple Rules:

  1. Spend only $2 per day per person on all food and drinks.
  2. Only eat what you buy during the week of the challenge – no stocking up the week before!
  3. If you spend more than $2 one day, deduct the amount you went over from the next day’s expenses.

Eating basic food like pasta, rice, eggs, potatoes, and beans can help you meet the challenge. Buying in mass quantities or exchanging meals with friends – just be sure to subtract the total you spend on bulk purchase from the rest of the week’s spending.

Some Helpful Websites:

http://www.5dollardinners.com/
http://www.2dollars.org/what.html
http://onedollardietproject.wordpress.com/recipes/
www.aidemocracy.org/2DollarDay.php

Average Price for Basic Foods

Potato (5 lbs) $2.66
Bread (2 loaves homemade) $.60
Peanut butter (16 oz) $2
Black beans $1
Carrots (1 lb bag) $1
Eggs (1 dozen) $1.99
Salt $.69
Lentils $.85
Oats $2.99
Onions (2) $1.20

Sample Shopping List and Meal Ideas

Breakfast Option 1 – oatmeal and raisins Total Cost $.27
Oatmeal ¼ cup dry oats with 2 T raisins
¼ cup of milk

Breakfast Option 2 – toast and egg Total Cost: $.42
2 slices of wheat toast with 1 tsp butter
1 egg (any style)

Lunch / Dinner Option 1 – peanut butter sandwich Total Cost: $.31
2 pieces of bread
2 T peanut butter

Lunch / Dinner Option 2 – egg salad sandwich Total Cost: $.42
One egg, with salt and mayo
2 slices of bread

Lunch / Dinner Option 3 – rice and beans Total Cost: $.42
1/2 cup rice
1/4 of dry black beans with half onion, salt and cumin

Coweta Campus Update

Cedar Ridge is currently working on renovation plans for the Coweta Campus and is in the process of putting together a renovation team. Sign up on Sunday’s Bulletin Communication Card if you can help with  the following areas:

  • Painting
  • Carpentry
  • Tile & carpet
  • Plumbing
  • Electrical

If you have questions or if you would like more information, please contact Robin Smith, Director of Operations, at 918-254-0621.

Children’s Ministry at the Sapulpa Campus

Michal King is now serving as the new Children’s Coordinator at the Sapulpa Campus. Michal will be coordinating volunteer activities for those serving in our Nursery – 5th grade classes on Sundays and Wednesdays. If you’ve been thinking about getting involved, why not consider  joining our Kids Zone team? If you have questions or if you would like more details, please contact Michal.

Kids Zone Store

In the Kids Zone Store, children buy fun items with “KidsZone Bucks”, earned by memorizing Bible verses. We’re looking for donations of new, small toys and trinkets that could be used as “inventory” in the Kids Zone store. Drop off your donations in the Kids Zone or at the church office. Questions? Contact Micheal Byrd, Children’s Minister.

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