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Sunday, January 20, 2019 Biblical Text: Matthew 4:1-17 There has been a great deal of scholarship and of study of the sacred texts that are before us this morning. The story of the temptation of our Lord has been embedded deep into our religious subconscious minds. Time and time again we have heard preached in […]
During the early days of Advent 2018 I was invited to participate in the local organizing of a nationwide gathering of clergy and religious leaders at the San Diego/Mexico boarder. We gathered because we have a moral obligation to uphold our nation’s promise to welcome the tired, the poor, the huddled masses yearning […]
“The primary problem for the church is not how to “accommodate” disabled persons. The problem is a disabling theology that functionally denies inclusion and justice for many of God’s children. Much of church theology and practice—including the Bible itself—has often been dangerous for persons with disabilities. The prejudice, hostility, and suspicion toward people with disabilities […]
Christian Fellowship has a 2 octave set of Malmark English handbells. Our handbell ensemble practices weekly from 3:30PM to 4:30PM every Sunday afternoon and every Thursday from 6PM to 7:45PM.
The Diaconate and Evangelism Board Meeting is monthly organizational visioning and planning meeting for the spiritual well being of the Christian Fellowship Congregational Church. The Diaconate consist of men and women called by God, commissioned by Christ, and empowered by the Holy Spirit for service not status.
All Members are welcome to attend.
Christian Fellowship has a 2 octave set of Malmark English handbells. Our handbell ensemble practices weekly from 3:30PM to 4:30PM every Sunday afternoon and every Thursday from 6PM to 7:45PM.
A Ministry in partnership with the San Diego Food Bank for persons in 92114 zipcode.
The Emergency Food Assistance Program is a federal program that provides monthly food packages to individuals and families who meet income guidelines set by the federal government (see below).
The Food Bank administers the program and distributes USDA-provided food to nearly 100,000 individuals at 90 distribution sites every month throughout San Diego County. Participants on the program receive food once a month at a local distribution site in their area.
*Food items vary from month to month. A typical EFAP bag will include: canned vegetables, canned soups, canned fruit juice, canned fruits, canned meats, spaghetti, rice, beans and frozen food items.
