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Our mission is to lead others into the abundant life that is available through Jesus Christ! To encourage us to sow seeds of the Gospel, we're sharing videos from I Am Second, a movement of people sharing their stories of how they found life in Jesus.

Josue Padilla, a pastor's son and worship musician, had a dark secret - he had been sexually abused as a young teen. This abuse led to his own downward spiral into pornography. Josue wondered if God could ever forgive such sins, whether he might ever find healing for his soul. Turns out, God can. Watch his story: Josue Padilla

Next week we'll begin the second part of the Apprentice of Jesus series, The Good & Beautiful Life. You're invited to join our spiritual formation group whether or not you were a part of the first one. Our study will be Wednesday evenings, 7:00 p.m. beginning June 16. We'll gather at Beth Jordan's home (86 Willow Creek Dr. in Culloden) - though if we get enough, we'll start a second group.

If you're interested, there's two things you need to do:

• One, get a copy of the book (easily available through many online retailers) - The Good and Beautiful Life by James Bryan Smith.
• Two, contact Rob to let him know you're interested (304-610-3054).

We finished our last study sharing how we had experienced God through our time together. There were so many wonderful testimonies of growing as a follower of Jesus. Come join us as we continue to go deeper with Jesus.

Our mission is to lead others into the abundant life that is available through Jesus Christ! To encourage us to sow seeds of the Gospel, we're sharing videos from I Am Second, a movement of people sharing their stories of how they found life in Jesus.

Ainsley Earhardt, a TV personality, seemed to have the dream life - a strong marriage, working a job she loved - she was happy. That is, until, she and her husband tried to get pregnant. Ainsley shares the journey of sorrow and joy and learning to wait on and trust in God in both the good and bad. Watch her story: Ainsley Earhardt

On Sunday, May 9, we introduced a proposal for a new missional focus for our church: to lead youth and young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families into the abundant life of Jesus Christ. We would partner with Putnam County Young Life to lead their Capernaum ministry.

In order to get a better sense of congregational response to this proposal, the Session crafted a churchwide survey. Today is the deadline for survey submissions - and we'd greatly appreciate your feedback! Please click on the link and take the two minutes is requires to take the survey: PCC Missional Focus Survey

To get a better understanding of what Capernaum is, we encourage you to watch this short video: Capernaum