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WE ARE GEARING UP FOR THE FALL!
 
New Sermon Series "JOY STORY"  
 
focusing on Philippians starts,
 
Sunday, September 12

Small Groups Session 1 - 

start Week of September 12 through November 15

Grandparents Day ~ Sunday, September 12
 
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"A Christmas Snow" Movie
 
 
October 3 ~ 7:00 pm
 
 
 
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                                                                               SUNDAY SERVICE TIMES

9:30 am - Worship Celebration
11:00 am - Sunday School
6:00 pm - Youth Group

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is all about relationships: relationships with God and relationships with the people that God loved so much that He sent His Son to save. The Bible is full of stories of relationships and how God used the relationships of normal people to accomplish His divine purposes. He still desires to do that today in and through all of us in the family of God.
 
The Bible places our relationship with God as first priority. "Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength" (Luke 10:27). Jesus added the second great commandment is to "Love your neighbor as yourself." These truths will impact our daily walk with one another.
 
Webster Assembly is a church fellowship and a "body" of believers. We are building new acquaintances and friendships, trusting the Holy Spirit to minister among us to bring edification, exhortation, and comfort.

 
We invite you to visit our services and feel free to call us with any questions. 
 
708 HARD ROAD, WEBSTER, NY 14580  |  PH: 585-671-2423 
 
 
 

Theme: I Believe in Communion

Celebrate the Presence

Read Deuteronomy 27:1–7

Sacrifice fellowship offerings there, eating them and rejoicing in the presence of the Lord your God (Deuteronomy 27:7).

In the Old Testament, God’s people fellowshipped by sacrificing an animal and having a feast. In the New Testament, however, the sacrifice has aleady been made: Jesus Christ. Now we can fellowship together, partaking of Communion, celebrating why Jesus died for us.When two or more believers gather in the name of Jesus, He joins them (Matthew 18:20). This alone is cause for celebration, but to remember what He did for believers takes it to the next level.

Even though the events Communion symbolizes are very solemn, the Cross made the resurrection possible. When you take Communion, you remember the Lord’s death and His sacrifice, but don’t stop there. Remember how He rose again, showing the victory over sin and death.

Taking Communion involves more than one person. When people gather with the right attitude, Jesus is present. Take that time to not only celebrate Jesus’ presence but the victory He gives us over sin and death.

Thought for Today: God’s presence can show His pleasure.

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