CCSC Weekly Update (3/29/18 - 4/1/18)

What's up guys! I hope your spring break was enjoyable and relaxing! To those who joined us on the mission trip, I hope it was a learning experience for you. We appreciate you joining us! Good work was done in the name of Christ because you sacrificed part of your break to hang drywall.

Before I get into the week's overview, I have a few announcements:

First, this week is small group week, so meet up with your group sometime this week.

Second, Senior Banquet 2018 is happening soon! April 28th to be exact! If you are a senior graduating this spring or next fall, be sure to sign the banquet signup sheet in the back room as soon as possible. By signing the sheet, we will be sure to recognize you in the banquet.

Last, a not so wise man by the name of Andrew Bernard said, "I wish there was a way to know you're in the good ole days before you've actually left them." Well, thanks to the CCSC internship, I KNOW that I'm in the good ole days! And now, it's your chance to be a part of it! We are taking intern applications online. Be sure to fill one out to have a shot at an internship!

Now into the week's schedule:

Wednesday night (3/28) at 7:00p.m. we will be holding our weekly worship service at the CCSC building. This week will be a special Midweek, though. It is Give Night. Like the few other Give Nights we have had, you will have the chance to give monetary donations to help us support our CRF kids around the world! As usual, snacks will be set out to munch on and lattes are available to purchase for a couple of bucks.

Sunday (4/1) is Easter Sunday! We would love to have you join us for class at the Greer's house at 9:00a.m. and at Westside's church service at 10:00a.m.! Due to families being out of town, share groups will NOT meet.

Thank you for tuning in to the CCSC! I hope everyone gets back into the swing of things okay! Hope to see you this week!

Your friend,
​Camdyn Ashcraft

"God never said the journey would be easy, but He did say that the arrival would be worthwhile" ~ Max Lucado