DEC 2014

fellowship nextHosted by our pastors, you’ll hear about:–our mission of discipleship– our strategy for growing as disciples of Jesus & making disciples

– our ministries & how to get more connected– how to become a member of Fellowship

Little Rock | Dec 7 | 10:45 am -12:30 pm Child care provided

Benton | Jan 11 | After 2nd service Lunch & child care provided

Cabot | Jan 25 | After 2nd service Lunch & child care provided

baptismBaptisms are some of our favorite events because we get to acknowledge public decisions to follow Christ. If you’re interested in taking this important step, stop by the Connection Center or email us.

Little Rock | Baptism Class Jan 4 | Baptism Jan 26

Benton | Baptism Dec 21

Cabot | Call to schedule Baptism

d groupsThe key strategy we use for being and making disciples is our small groups, which we call D Groups (Discipleship Groups). Stop by the Connection Center to be placed in a group.

stay engagedYou’ll find the latest information and registration online and on our MyFellowship App available for Apple, Android and Windows devices.

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Little Rock | 501.224.71711401 Kirk Road, Little Rock, AR 72223 info@fellowshiponline.com

Benton | 501.315.15605724 Alcoa Road, Benton, AR 72015benton@fellowshiponline.com

Cabot | 501.605.84002895 Bill Foster Memorial HwyCabot, AR 72023cabot@fellowshiponline.com

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PATHBY STACEY HAMMONS & LOUISE ALLISON

She walked in with dark circles under her eyes and black lipstick. She was angry and pushed away from everyone. After nine days she left stating, “I just can’t do this God stuff. It’s not for me.” I couldn’t stop thinking about her and praying for her. She called from time to time for almost a year and then finally asked if she could return to the safe house. She recently wrote the following: “I was raised doing magic spells with my mom and I believed in worshiping many different “gods and goddesses.” When I was 13 my mom performed what she thought was the ultimate sacrifice to her “gods” and took her own life. I was scared and alone so I found my real dad, who I’d never known. He came and got me and he said I could be his teammate so we took off in his 18-wheeler. He let me drink. I felt cool. On the second night he took advantage of me. After that he began selling me in truck stops across the United States. I couldn’t believe what was happening and tried to commit suicide. I hated myself and everyone around me.” Val slowly began to trust those at PATH (Partners Against Trafficking Humans) and embrace the real God. After two months in the program she gave her life to Christ and was soon baptized. Val graduated the program and now speaks publicly about how a loving God can “save the dirtiest and most unworthy.” She is just one of the lives changed by our loving God at the Christ-centered residential home for survivors of sex-trafficking. Fellowship volunteers and partners with PATH each year to help women like Val. If you would like to learn more about how you can help those trafficked in our state visit pathsaves.org.

A Vision for CubaBY WINSTON FERMIN & DANIEL BRAN

September 2013, Winston Fermin met with Daniel Bran, Fellowship missionary and leader of Fellowship Guatemala. Winston had a heart for Cuba and with Daniel, dreamed to have a church planting movement on the island of Cuba. They planned a trip for May 2014 to explore and establish this vision. Through prayer and planning, they came together to train men and women in Cuba and send them out to plant churches in their own country. They invited as many people as possible to a discipleship conference in Havana and then started meeting and selecting leaders who could be committed to carry out the vision.

By March 2014, the Cuba discipleship and church-planting project was ready to go. Winston flew from Venezuela while Daniel and his middle son, Danny, traveled from Guatemala. They met in the Panama airport and flew together to Havana.

“When we landed in Cuba, there was a young leader waiting for us in an old ‘56 blue Cadillac, that was going to be our transportation on the island. The name of the Cuban leader was Leinier, a person whom God put on Winston’s heart to be the leader of the movement in Cuba.” Since the very beginning, Daniel talked with Leinier about the vision for his country and Leinier responded positively, embracing it and sharing it with others. “We went to visit different communities in Havana to share at different key places to pull leaders in. We went down to the community of Bauta, where we met Rolando

Rodriguez and his wife, then Parraga, where we met Oniet Nunez and his wife, and lastly to Guanajay and met Bernardo Padron.

With a team in place, Daniel shared the vision for Cuba. The leaders invited friends to the Saturday morning conference at the church of Oniet Nunez in Parraga. “God blessed us with the presence of about 45 leaders, men and women. At the end of the conference we invited them to come in small groups for an interview during that week. We ended up with a core team of three leaders and their wives, and a group of 63 leaders to be trained as missional communities planters.”

The Cuban residency church planting program started in August 2014 with six core teachers, two locations and 43 leaders involved. “Now we praise the Lord for His faithfulness and provision. Two months later, the third location is being open and we praise the Lord again for His faithfulness and for the vision of going overseas and sharing the Gospel of Salvation of Jesus Christ with others.” Now the Gospel is being preached, people are being transformed and churches are being established in Cuba.

Fellowship Guatemala’s vision is to “bring hope and transformation of Jesus to the people of Guatemala and beyond, through restoring, equipping and sending local leaders to establish missional communities/churches in their own countries.” If you are interested in learning more visit fellowshipmissions.com/global.

Epic After SchoolBY CODY CALHOUN, BENTON PASTOR

It started as a missional moment last year. We held Fall Fest on our Benton Campus for the previous years with a good number of people from our body coming for a great night of Fellowship. We began to ask the question, “What would it look like to take this great thing out there to our community?” So began our ministry to Chapel Ridge Apartments.

Sitting less than half a mile away was a concentrated group of people that we called our neighbors. Feeling the conviction to not only be a church in our community but for our community, we began to strategically do ministry and life with our neighbors at Chapel Ridge by holding Fall Fest at the apartment complex.

Our heart turned to ministering to the children and families of Chapel Ridge. We began a one-day-a-week after school program based on Little Rock’s Passport to Success to “test the waters” on how receptive families in the complex would be to a church coming to minister to them. Upon launch, we had 14 children take part in Epic. This also started a relationship with Hurricane Creek Elementary, a local school where the church has ministered for the last several years.

We have been helping with subjects like math and reading, but also taking students on a journey through the Scriptures. The first semester Epic students focused on Old and

New Testament, building upon the foundation of the Gospel by using a process called “storying.” By the end of that first semester, four kids had given their life to Jesus.

Another wonderful element of “Passport” we have borrowed for Epic is the family dinners. Epic dinners began matching Fellowship families with Epic families for a night of fun, fellowship, and family dialogue. Each family began talking about what their lives were like, where they grew up, and what the word “home” meant to them. At the close of the evening these groups of diverse families made their dream model home with construction paper, glue and markers. The final thought was ultimately if God doesn’t build the home, the workers (us mom and dads) labor in vain.

Through these intentional moments, we have continued activities at the Chapel Ridge location and seen God do some amazing things. The school has called upon the church to help them in so many ways. The apartment complex calls the church now when someone has a physical, emotional or spiritual need. Families are coming to worship with us from Chapel Ridge. We cannot wait to see what doors God will open as we continue along this path to make His glory known to our neighbors all over Saline County!

To learn more about our after school ministries visit fellowshiponline.com/missions.

BY HODGE WAGNON, ELDER

It was June 2011 and I was on my first mission trip. Our team served for a week in Honduras where our main job was to complete work on a concrete wall that would provide classroom space for children at a deaf school. The week was filled with difficult work, but by the end, the wall was finished and we were exhausted. The final day of our trip was spent seeing different sites in Honduras but there was one stop that changed my perspective forever. Tegucigalpa is a city of about two million people. All the trash that is picked up is taken to one dump. There are people that work and live in the dump. Everyday they sort through the trash looking for things that can be sold. Before we made it to the dump we met the missionary that runs the feeding ministry. He encouraged us to talk with people, hug and touch them. He explained that we are no better in God’s eyes than these people, and they need to be loved. When I heard that I thought sure, no problem. We are on a mission trip, that’s what we are here to do. Then we arrived at the dump, a mountain of nothing but trash. Every time we took a step we sunk just a little bit in it. There were cows and wild dogs that walked around eating the trash. Vultures were flying around by the hundreds. I walked around passing out bags of water, the whole time trying to convince myself to reach out and touch their shoulders and tell them God

loves them. Finally I got over myself a little and reached out to touch a man’s shoulder. I could feel God take my hand and put it on his shoulder. It was a huge moment for me when I realized that my sin looks and smells much worse than he did, but God sent His only Son to wash that sin away and I’ve done nothing to deserve His grace.

Every few minutes a trash truck would drive up with a new load. People would drop the food that they needed to sustain life and go chase a truck. Men and kids would jump on the truck while it was still driving and climb in the back and start going through the trash, trying to get the best of the trash before it was dumped.

After a few minutes of watching this I couldn’t help but realize that I do the same thing. I chase trash. I spend too much time chasing things that are going to burn. Why do I spend time and effort chasing things that have no eternal value? I began to see myself in these people. This scene was a living example of where my heart was. I have a picture of our time at the dump as the background on my computer to remind myself not to chase trash. It’s a daily reminder that without Christ I am rummaging through life chasing things that have no importance. It’s also a reminder that no matter what I do in my life, my best moments are but filthy rags at the feet of Jesus. I am nothing without Him.

For information on upcoming mission trips, visit fellowshiponline.com/missions.

Finding Jesus at the Dump

adult discipleshipCoreNew Groups Launch January Core is for men or women focused on being discipled to more maturity in Christ so they can be equipped to disciple others. These small, gender specific groups work through a framework of curriculum, practices and experiences. To join or to lead a men’s group email sfitzgerald@fellowshiponline.com, for a women’s group email kgladden@fellowshiponline.com.

IF: Little RockFri & Sat | Feb 6 & 7 This event offers a fresh, deep, honest space for women to wrestle with the question: IF God is real...THEN what? This two-day simulcast with live components brings women together to wrestle with how to live out the calling God places on our lives. To register, go to fellowshiponline.com/women.

Join a D GroupGetting into a small group at Fellowship is at the heart of how we make disciples. Small groups help us remember all that God has promised us

in Christ. We need each other. We hope you take some time as you plan for 2015 to find a group that works for you. Visit fellowshiponline.com to search for a group or stop by the Connection Center in the plaza.

SageWorks Volunteer OpportunityDec 4-5 & 12-13 | 8-9 am | Chenal KrogerWe’re joining with the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle drive to collect funds to assist families at Christmas time. To schedule a time to ring the bells, contact Donna at dskrivanos@fellowshiponline.com.

501 Second ThursdayThur | Dec 11 | 7-8:30 pm | the WarehouseSecond Thursday is the monthly gathering of the 501 young adult community where we celebrate what God is doing in and through our D Groups. Not in a 501 D Group yet? Second Thursdays are a great place to take the first step to connect.

An Evening with Robert ColemanSun | Dec 14 | 6 pm | the Warehouse Dr. Coleman is a distinguished Senior Professor of Discipleship and Evangelism at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, and has written

many publications including the Master Plan of Evangelism. This book has served as an essential tool for anyone who desires to share the Gospel. Limited child care is available (for a small fee) but you must register at fellowshiponlinecom/events.

Fellowship MenWednesdays | Jan 28-Mar 4 | 6-7:30 am Fellowship Men is offering three classes over six weeks; Robert Lewis will be teaching on great questions of the faith, Mark Henry will be teaching on a man and his relationships, Clay Adkisson and Scott Fitzgerald will be teaching on sex and money. No sign up is necessary—simply come and join us as we look to grow as disciples.

Fellowship Women Winter GatheringWednesday | Jan 7 | 7-8:30 pm | the WarehouseOur theme is “When Small Gets Big.” At the start of our new year, be encouraged to open your eyes to the ways God is working in every detail around us. Some things get a smaller part of our hearts and minds than He intended. We pray this night will move our hearts to focus on things of His heart that we tend to forget during our daily lives. No registration required.

family discipleshipFellowship KidsFSK invites all children (infants-6th grade) to join us for either service, 9 & 11 am, to experience what it means to become a disciple who lives by God’s grace at home and across the world. To serve in Fellowship Kids, email fsk@fellowshiponline.com.

Fifty6 (5th & 6th graders)Fifty6 is beginning a lesson series titled Marvelous Light. As Simeon held baby Jesus in his arms, he said, “My eyes have seen your salvation!” (Luke 2:30) In this series, we want preteens to see how Jesus came as the light to pierce the darkness.

Preschool Story TimeMondays | 10 am | FSK ClubhouseFellowship Kids invites you and your preschooler to join us on Monday mornings as we sing and dance to worship songs and listen to a Bible story told in a fun and creative way. You can even bring a picnic lunch and play on the playground with other families!

Fellowship Student Ministry ScheduleWe will not hold FSM D Groups and Echo Dec 21-31.

PAUL DAVID TRIPP STUDYWhat Did You Expect?: 12-week study with teaching, practical discussion and application of Gospel-centered truths in marriage

GRIEFSHARE13-week study group for those suffering the loss of a loved one

DIVORCECARE13-week study group to experience discipleship in the midst of this struggle

FINANCIAL PEACE UNIVERSITY9-week course, developed by Dave Ramsey, teaching wise methods of handling money

PERSONAL AND MARRIAGE DISCUSSION GROUPS gender and issue specific discipleship

All studies begin with an introduction night on Jan 6 and groups will close and no longer accept new members on Jan 20. (Participants in study groups attend worship and then are dismissed to their study groups)

Care: ReNewTuesdays | 6:30-8:30 pm | Warehouse

Renew is for anyone who’s looking for practical tools to help navigate life’s difficulties, big and small. Gather for worship followed by small groups. Teaching topics include: Who am

I in Christ?, Shame, Sex/Relationships, Approval and the Fear of Man, Pride and Self-righteousness, Appetites/Food, Fear and Anxiety, and Depression.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT RENEW OR TO REGISTER FOR CHILD CARE:FELLOWSHIPONLINE.COM/CARE

Passion ConferenceJan 2-4 | Atlanta | Registration deadline Dec 712th graders can register at fellowshiponline.com/events for this conference. Price is $425.

FSM Winter ChillJunior High | Jan 9-11 | Senior High | Feb 20-22Winter Chill is our winter retreat and is a great way for our students to hang out together for the weekend, worship together and hear messages from our great speakers! Junior High early bird price of $185 ends Dec 10. Senior High early bird price of $200 ends on Jan 7. Register online at fellowshiponline.com/events.

missionsShort-Term Mission Trips Guatemala | Honduras | Haiti | IndiaIf you’re interested in being a team participant, contact Jessica at jolsen@fellowshiponline.com or visit fellowshiponline.com/missions for more information on our upcoming trips and deadlines!

Let’s Chat International Student MinistrySat | Dec 6 | 12-3 pmWe have been studying the character of God with our international friends. Let’s Chat gives International students a chance to practice English and develop relationships with Americans. Contact Jason at jduncan@fellowshiponline.com.

English as a Second Language Classes Mondays | 6:30-8 pm | Tyler Street Op CenterWe invite you to be an English coach at our ESL classes. This is a great opportunity for one-on-one discipleship with our students. For more information contact Hector Felix, hfelix@fellowshiponline.com.

International Christmas Party Fri | Dec 5 | Grace ChurchContact Jason at jduncan@fellowshiponline.com.

Thrive! ChristmasThis Christmas we’re partnering with Project Zero to give Christmas presents to children waiting to be adopted. Visit the Connection Center on Dec 7 for info on participating. We’ll have a wrapping party Friday, Dec 12, from 5-7 pm and a Christmas party Saturday, Dec 13, from 3-5 pm. We need volunteers for both events. Email if you’d like to volunteer or have any questions at thrive@fellowshiponline.com or call Jessica at 224-7171.

Hidden Creek Service OpportunitiesIf your D Group is looking for a place to serve, we need your help! Sign up to bring a meal one night a month; you can cook at Hidden Creek or bring food already made. We are also looking for men and women to live at Hidden Creek

and serve as Resident Assistants. Pick up your local made honey from our own beehives. All proceeds go to our ministry. For info or other ways to serve, contact Jennifer Hawthorne at jawthorne@hiddencreekdc.org.

Passport to SuccessTyler Street Op CenterThis cross-cultural family ministry connects families in our church with families in the Franklin Elementary School neighborhood. Volunteers are needed with our after-school program, Mon-Thurs, 3-5 pm and van drivers from 2:45-3:15 pm. Interested in investing in family? Sign up to be a Connecting Family who meets with another family once a month. Email Danita at dwaller-paige@fellowshiponline.com for info.

Community of Grace Health CenterCOGHC provides holistic ministry to our South Midtown neighbors at the Tyler Street Opportunity Center. Our medical and women’s clinics provide both physical and spiritual nurturing. For more info on how you or your small group can get involved, email Pam at pferguson@fellowshiponline.com.

Missions Summer Internships Starting in Jan, applications will be accepted for 2015 internships. These intensive local discipleship experiences are designed for future leaders to work alongside the missions team to gain understanding of what happens “behind the scenes.” Applicants must be completed high school juniors to completed college juniors. To apply, visit fellowshiponline.com/golocal.

Missional Leadership ResidencyThis nine-month experience is designed to strengthen a college graduate’s spiritual foundation and provide practical knowledge in areas of social justice, community development and gospel movements to better prepare them for leadership roles in any career field. Applications for the 2015-16 residency will be accepted from Jan 1-Feb 28. Please visit fellowshiponline.com/golocal.

worshipNight of PrayerMonday | Dec 1 | 6:30-7:45 pm | WarehouseJoin us for a night of worship and prayer. Together we’ll seek God’s direction for our church and lives. Child care is available through registration; email childcare@fellowshiponline.com.

bookstoreDecember Book SaleAll Bibles, books, cards and sermon series sets will be on sale for 20% off this month.

Kingdom QuiltersBY ELAINE GREEN

God is using women here at Fellowship and around the city to make quilts for those who need to feel God’s hug. The quilts mostly go to chemotherapy patients, however, a small percentage go to older adults at Fellowship or to babies in crisis.

Women who have time to devote to ministry and who want to expand their skill sets find a home with Kingdom Quilters. Neither sewing nor quilting experience is required. Some quilters are experienced and love to share their skills and knowledge with those who are beginning.

Each year we work from January through October to make the quilts. In October we have a Wrap Up Celebration. It is always amazing to see how God multiplies the work of our hands. This year the women partnered together to make 175 quilts. We were all surprised by how many we were able to produce since just two years ago we thought 150 was unattainable.

Each quilt is made with love and is labeled so that the recipient knows that God has inspired the work, giving Him all the glory. Every quilt is prayed for as it is made and we hope that each recipient will feel God’s love as he or she uses that quilt.

Women who join our group come expecting to learn new skills, but along with that, they form deep friendships and build camaraderie. It is so amazing to see how God uses a skill to build His Kingdom. Our prayer is that God will use one of these quilts to remind someone of his or her need for Jesus as thier Savior.

Kingdom Quilters meets the first Monday and third Saturday of each month in room 2160 on our Little Rock Campus. To learn more, call Jessica at 501-224-7171 or email jolsen@fellowshiponline.com.

adult discipleshipConnect GroupsThe focus of a Connect Group is to grow as disciples within the context of life and relationships. Groups have 5-15 members, are co-ed, and usually meet on Sunday afternoons. Visit fellowshiponline.com or the Connection Center to find a group today.

Core GroupsCore is a discipleship group made up of 4-5 men or women who meet with someone weeklymore mature in the faith for 14-16 months. We are looking for leaders to be trained to launch new groups. If interested, email benton@fellowshiponline.com.

D CaféSunday | Jan 11 | 6-8 pm Come be challenged by our pastors to grow in the areas of theology, relationships, missions and practices. Coffee, snacks and child care provided. Email benton@fellowshiponline.com to reserve child care.

family discipleshipBaby Dedication ServicesSunday | Dec 14 | 9 & 11 am servicesBaby Dedication is a way to publicly affirm your desire to raise your child in a godly way. For more information, visit the Connection Center or email us at benton@fellowshiponline.com

Fifty6 (5th & 6th graders)In December, Fifty6 is beginning a lesson series titled Marvelous Light. As Simeon held baby Jesus in his arms, he said, “My eyes have seen your salvation!” (Luke 2:30) In this series, we want preteens to see how Jesus came as the light to pierce the darkness. He is our salvation!

FSM Echo(Fellowship Student Ministries)Wednesdays | 7-8:30 pmEcho is our midweek gathering for all 7th-12th graders. The last Echo of the semester will be Dec 10. Echo resumes Wed, Jan 7.

FSM D Group Holiday Schedule The last D Group of the semester will be Dec 7. D Groups will resume January 4.

Life Skills for Youth Saturday | Dec 6 | 10 am-2:30 pm FSM is partnering with Life Skills for Youth, an organization teaching at-risk children life skills. Meet at the Barn. Lunch is provided.

Reality Weekend Jan 16-18 | Registration deadline Jan 7This in-town retreat is a wonderful opportunity to worship with other churches, spend small group time and have fun connecting deeper with students from our church! Cost is $50 and includes all meals and everything needed for the weekend. Pick up your registration form in FSM or at the Connection Center.

missionsEPIC After SchoolWednesdays | 3-5 pmThis ministry of tutoring and investing in Chapel Ridge students is supported by Fellowship andhosted at the FSM Barn. This gives volunteers the opportunity to invest in the lives of the students and their families.

Short-Term Mission TripsGuatemala | July 18-26If you’re interested in being a partner, meet us at the Connection Center to learn more or visit fellowshiponline.com/goglobal.

We’re looking for volunteers to fill some important roles in our kids classes on Sunday mornings during our 9 & 11 am services. If you have questions or would like to serve, email us at benton@fellowshiponline.com.

adult discipleshipFellowship Women StudiesStop by the lobby in December to register for our 2015 classes. Tuesdays at 6 pm, “The Inheritance” with Beth Moore. Wednesdays, 9 am, BLOOM led by Allison Herndon. Child care available. Email dprice@fellowshiponline.com.

D GroupsD Groups will not meet after December 11. To learn more about our different small groups and how to join one, email cabot@fellowshiponline.com. Groups will resume January 11, 2015.

D Café & Chili DinnerSunday | Jan 11 | 5-7 pm Come be challenged by our pastors to grow in the areas of theology, relationships, missions and practices. Child care provided.

family discipleshipFamily Movie NightFriday | Dec 5 | 6 pm Hey kids! Dress up in your pajamas and bring your parents for an evening of Christmas snacks, hot chocolate, and Elf on our BIG screen! Sponsored by Fellowship Kids.

FSM Echo (Fellowship Student Ministries)Wednesdays | 7-8:30 pm Echo is our midweek gathering for all 7th-12th graders. The last Echo of the semester will be Dec 17.

FSM Winter ChillJunior High | Jan 9-11 | Senior High | Feb 20-22Winter Chill is our winter retreat at New Life Ranch in Colcord, OK and is a great way for our students to hang out together for the weekend, worship together and hear messages from our great speakers! Stop by the Connection Center or email awalker@fellowshiponline.com to register or learn more.

Fifty6 (5th & 6th graders)In December, Fifty6 is beginning a lesson series titled Marvelous Light. As Simeon held baby Jesus in his arms, he said, “My eyes have seen your salvation!” (Luke 2:30) In this series, we want preteens to see how Jesus came as the light to pierce the darkness. He is our salvation!

missionsCASA Angel TreeHelp give Christmas to foster children in Lonoke county by dropping off unwrapped gifts in the lobby on Dec 7. To learn about CASA and how you can get involved, visit lonokecasa.org.

Lonoke County Christian ClinicVolunteer opportunities are available. Call 501-605-5600 to learn more.

Cabot MissionsTo find out about upcoming events and opportunities to serve with our local ministry partners: The CALL & CASA (foster and adoption care), Options Pregnancy Center, Lonoke County Christian Clinic, or First Care and Hope’s Closet (food and clothing pantries), visit fellowshiponline.com/missions.

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We’re looking for volunteers to fill some important roles in our kids classes on Sunday mornings during our 9 & 11 am services. If you have questions or would like to serve, email us at bcrowley@fellowshiponline.com.

Glory in the Highest!It was more than a proclamation of a birth. It was an event that would change human history and the destiny of countless followers. It was an event that so few were able to experience but would not be a secret as heaven told this Good News.

christmas eve servicesLittle Rock3 pm | Worship Center, Warehouse, Chapel4:30 pm | Worship Center, Warehouse, Chapel6 pm | Worship Center, Warehouse

Benton | 4:30 pm

Cabot | 3 & 4:30 pm Kids classes available for nursery-preschool

Online | 4:30 & 6 pm

JAN 7 WOMEN’S CLASSES BEGIN

JAN 9-11 FSM JH WINTER CHILL (Little Rock, Cabot)

JAN 11 D CAFÉ

JAN 16-18 FSM REALITY WEEKEND (Benton)

JAN 18 SAGEWORKS MAIN EVENT (Little Rock) J. Wamer Wallace – Cold Case Christianity

JAN 28 MEN’S CLASSES BEGIN

FEB 7 DADDY DAUGHTER BALL (Benton)

FEB 7-8 IF: LOCAL (FELLOWSHIP WOMEN)

FEB 18 ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICES (Little Rock)

FEB 20-22 FSM SH WINTER CHILL (Little Rock, Cabot)

APR 3 GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES

APR 4 COMMUNITY EGG HUNT (Benton)

APR 4-5 EASTER SERVICES

APR 19 D CAFÉ

APR 23 CORE GATHERING (Little Rock)

JUN 14 D CAFÉ

Spring EventsMARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THESE UPCOMING DATES

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT UPCOMING EVENTS:FELLOWSHIPONLINE.COM/EVENTS

PREPARE HIM ROOM

This is an Advent guide with readings/activities for each week in December to prepare us for Christmas and give Jesus’ birth its proper place and forethought. Books are available for purchase for $5.