Music CampTake a look at what Cedar Ridge is doing around the world in one hour – and without jet lag! Join our yearly Mission Night on Sunday, August 8 from 6:00-7:00 p.m. in the Worship Center, BA Campus. You will hear reports of mission trips taken in the last year. For more information, please contact Karen Bean.
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Bible College Tuition Assistance Offering August 1
For the past several years, the membership of Cedar Ridge has shared in supporting our young people who have elected to seek Bible college education and training. Our Bible College Tuition Assistance program benefits those students who are seeking full time Christian service.
Each semester, eligible students receive a pre-determined amount from the Bible College Tuition Assistance Fund based on the number of credit hours they have successfully completed. The fund is replenished by a special offering taken once each year. To date, five of our young people have applied for assistance for the 2010 Fall semester. They are Matthew Guinn, Michael Shahan, Jenni Huggard, Jacob Long, and Bryant Pittman.
Please join with the Bible College Tuition Assistance committee in supporting the future of our young people. A specially marked envelope will be available in the Sunday Morning Worship Service bulletin on August 1. If you have questions, please contact Bob King.
If you are a student interested in pursuing a Bible College education, please contact Kyle Rodell for information and a list of Bible colleges approved for the tuition assistance program.
New ABF Study Begins July 11
The women’s “Somewhere In-Between” Adult Bible Fellowship class will begin a new study on July 11 at the BA Campus. Debbie Greer will be leading “Bad Girls of the Bible and What We Can Learn From Them” by Liz Curtis Higgs.
With trademark humor and heartfelt encouragement, Liz teaches us how to avoid tragic mistakes and joyfully embrace God’s grace. You will gain a deeper understanding of yourself and your relationship with God through prayer, study, laughter, and fellowship. For more information, please contact Debbie Greer.
- Sunday mornings
- 10:30 a.m.
- Room 345, BA Campus
Items Needed for BAN – Broken Arrow Neighbors
As of June 28, the following items are currently needed by BAN (Broken Arrow Neighbors). Please mark donated items clearly with “BAN” and place them on the Women’s Minis’tree chest in the kitchen hallway, BA Campus. For more information, please contact Lori Robnett.
Most Needed Pantry Items
Jelly ♦ Peanut Butter ♦ Beef Stew ♦ Boxed Potatoes ♦ Cold Cereal ♦ Chili ♦ Cold Drink Mixes ♦ Tea ♦ Level 1 Baby Food ♦ Infant Cereal ♦ Canned Fish ♦ Sugar
Most Needed Hygiene Items
Dish Soap ♦ Razors ♦ Deodorant ♦ Regular Tampons ♦ Diapers (Size 3) ♦ Pull-Ups (Sizes 3-4 & 4-5)
Clothing Needs
Children’s Spring & Summer Clothing ♦ Underwear (Boys & Girls sizes 2 and 4)
“Back Pack 4 Kids” Items
Pudding Cups ♦ Individual Cereal ♦ Fruit Cups
Service Opportunity
Did you know that Oklahoma ranks 4th in the US in the number of hungry families? Did you know that one in five children in Eastern Oklahoma are in danger of going to bed each night hungry? Organizations like Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma are helping to combat this hunger crisis in our state.
You may have read in a Tulsa World article (June 20th issue) that the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma recently received a 60 semi-truck shipment of food made possible by a federal grant. The Food Bank currently needs volunteers to help box the food into 58,000 boxes. These boxes will provide food to 58,000 hungry families in a 24 county region in Eastern Oklahoma. If the food is not distributed by September 30, the Food Bank will have to pay for the transportation costs that are now covered by the grant.
This would be a great opportunity for your Journey Group to go and serve this summer. If you, your family, or a group you are a part of would like to help meet this challenge at the Food Bank, call John Sanders at 585-2800, ext. 145, or e-mail jsanders@cfbeo.org to get more information on when you can volunteer. Volunteer opportunities are available Monday through Saturday for people 12 years and older.
Serve ‘N Swim
Serve ’N Swim (for all middle school students and 5th graders who will be promoting to 6th grade in August) is scheduled for Wednesdays in July. We’ll meet at the Ridge Student Center, BA Campus, at 9:00 a.m. and return at 3:00 p.m. Cost is $4 plus lunch money. Mark your calendars for these Serve ’N Swim dates:
- July 7
- July 14
- July 21
- July 28
For more information, contact Jared Hart.
Fill a Bottle – Save a Life!
The MEND Pregnancy Resource Center is one of the areas supported by CRCC’s Women’s Minis’tree. MEND is a private, non-profit, life affirming organization whose purpose is to help women find and implement positive, loving solutions for unplanned pregnancies. This ministry encourages women to choose life by offering support and assistance during these times of crisis.
Beginning Sunday, June 13, we’ll begin the “Fill a Bottle – Save a Life” drive. Empty baby bottles will be available at both entrances to the BA Campus Worship Center. Pick up a bottle (or two or more!), take them home, and fill with your loose change. All the proceeds from this event will be used to provide a free ultrasound to women who are considering abortion.
Once the bottles have been filled, please drop them off at the Welcome Center. Any checks collected should be made payable to MEND. Please have your bottles turned in no later than July 25th.
For more information, please contact Nancy Adams or Robin Smith.
Cedar Ridge 101
If you are considering placing membership or simply want more information about Cedar Ridge, plan to attend this Life Development Seminar. The class covers what we believe, what our purpose is, how our church is structured, and the benefits of membership.
Classes will be offered at the Broken Arrow Campus and the Sapulpa Campus. Lunch will be provided (reservations required) and childcare will be available upon request. Be sure to RSVP online, on the Sunday Bulletin Communication Card or by calling the church office at 254-0621.
- Sunday, June 6 at 12:00 p.m.
- Sunday, June 13 at 12:00 p.m.
- Sunday, August 22 at 12:00 p.m.
Men’s Summer Softball Season Begins May 27
Come out and cheer for the CRCC Men’s Softball team as the 2010 Summer season begins. All games are played at the Indian Springs Sports Complex (136th & S 145th E Ave, Broken Arrow) on Thursdays.
The rain out number is 918-748-1744. For more information, contact Chuck Ulrich.
May 27 | 8:30 pm (west field) and 9:30 pm (west field)
June 3 | 6:30 pm (east field) and 8:30 pm (west field)
June 10 | 6:30 pm (east field) and 7:30 pm (east field)
June 17 | BYE
June 24 | 6:30 pm (east field) and 7:30 pm (west field)
July 1 | 8:30 pm (east field) and 9:30 pm (west field)
July 8 | 6:30 pm (east field) and 7:30 pm (west field)
July 15 | 8:30 pm (east field) and 9:30 pm (east field)
July 22 | 7:30 pm (west field) and 9:30 pm (west field)
Double Elimination Playoffs begin July 29th.
AWANA Program to Restart at Sapulpa Campus
The AWANA program will restart in the fall at the Sapulpa Campus. This program will serve as an outreach to the Sapulpa community. We are looking for volunteers who would like to serve in this ministry. If you are interested, or if you would like more information, please contact Donna Myers or Molly Hoffman.
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posted May 19, 2010