Church guide

Have you seen our new website yet? Head over to ClintonNazarene.org to check it out. The site is always changing, so stop by often for new sermons, upcoming events, and Bible studies!

At next week's Beacon service, we welcome back Pastor Huffman from New Hope Community Church of the Nazarene. He'll be answering the question "Why go to church?" Be here at 5:30 on Saturday, January 7!

BIG NEWS!!! Our Saturday service starts tonight at 5:30. It will be worship and gathering time for young adults and young families seeking to know about Jesus and the Christian life.

We've been hearing some amazing sermons in this series from Pastor Andrew and George Link! Come this Sunday to learn about getting your mind right for when things get tough in the last days. // 2 Peter 3: 1-13

From Pastor John: "Scott Frey sends along this video link which I think is beautiful and important. Not only does it teach compassion but it can be a lesson in reading faces as we move through life. We might not know exactly what is on that person's mind but we can get pretty good at reading general emotions; if not, at least the fact that emotions are present and stirring. Just attempting to read faces as we go along can change our perspective each day." Watch it and let us know what you think! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wl2_knlv_xw

Five reasons you should come to the Coffee House on Friday: • The Coffee House Band, made up of talented musicians from several churches • Open mic, for that solo or poem you've always wanted to share • Scottish jokes by Pastor Andrew • Free snacks and drinks • Good, godly fellowship It's 8-11pm Friday night in the Fellowship Hall. See you there!

We're continuing our "Last Days" series! Come this Sunday to hear about the importance of being busy until the last day. For a clue about what's coming, take a look at 2 Thessalonians 3:6–15.

New devotional by Pastor Andrew! "Dark Energy and Bright Promises." You can read it here: https://www.tapinto.net/towns/morristown/columns/soul-food/articles/dark-energy-and-bright-promises

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