WALK, TALK & PRAYER
Talk & Prayer.” We will go for a short walk near the church
and take some time to talk and pray for Lakeside and East
County, so wear your walking shoes and masks.
The first walk is on Thursday, January 7.
Hope to see you then.
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A Note from Pastor Tim . . .
Reset. Begin again. Restart.
These words remind us that there are times in life where we get a second chance, times when we get to start over. It can happen in trivial ways, like when we are playing a game of solitaire on our phone and we press, “Restart”, but it can also happen in the important areas of our life.
If there is one thing that I can take away from all that transpired in 2020 (and has continued into 2021) is that I need a reset. The adjustments in life that I have experienced have caused me to pause and to rethink some of the things that I do and the ways that I do them. It is one of the positives of 2020.
One of the areas that I am refreshing in my life is to be more Christ-like. This is something that all of us as Christ followers are to do. That is the ultimate goal of our lives if we claim Jesus as Lord. It is the process that theologians call “sanctification,” which is the process of becoming more holy or more like Christ. It is the daily task of the Christian.
For the past few weeks that is what our sermons have focused upon. How can you and I be more Christ-like? What are the characteristics that we should display in our lives to reflect our love for Christ? As we display these characteristics it will have an effect upon our relationships, our neighbors, our church, even all of East County.
So if you missed any of the sermons, you can go back and listen to them on our YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEDVzMDlSUqclWmmb-YRTUA/videos) and join us on-line this Sunday as we take another look at another characteristic that helps us to be more like Christ.
See you on Sunday.
Pastor Tim
Questions or needing spiritual support. Please email us at office@lakesidepc.org, call us at
619 443-102, or complete an online prayer request.
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New Sunday Adult Study Class, “Holy Spirit”
Zoom Sunday Adult Study_Holy Spirit
New Women’s Bible Study Class, “Why God Doesn’t FIx It”
Zoom – Women Bible Study-When God Doesn’t Fix It
New MEN’S WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY
First meeting will be organizational. For more details, please contact Michael McKnight or
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Mission Statement
Vision Statement
COVID PROTOCOLS
(upon returning to on-campus worship service)
- Review Questionnaire regarding Covid risk (see below)
- Mandatory Masks – properly worn for those two (2) years and older.
- Temperature check by a volunteer Greeter using a digital touchless thermometer
- Sign-in, provide your first & last name only, to a volunteer Greeter.
- Volunteer Ushers will escort to chairs set up in the grass, or sidewalk for handicap or for indoor service, the ushers will escort you to a pew.
- Social Distance practiced, please do not rearrange the chairs or when escorted to a pew, do not change your seat.
- Congregational singing with masks on is permitted for outdoor services only.
- Have you or anyone in you household had any of the following symptoms in the last 14 days: sore throat, cough, chills, body aches for unknown reasons, shortness of breath for unknown reasons, loss of smell, loss of taste, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting or diarrhea?
- Have you or anyone in your household have a fever at or greater than 100.4 F in the past 14 days?
- Have you or anyone in your household care for an individual who is in quarantine or is a presumptive positive or has tested positive for Covid-19?
- Do you have any reason to believe you or anyone in your household has been exposed to or acquired Covid-19?
- To the best of your knowledge have you been in close proximity (6ft) for at least 5 minutes to any individual who tested positive for Covid-19?
Questions were derived from the CDC, Mayo Clinic and the American Medical Association