Are you passionate about leading people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ? Is NPBC your church home? Partnership is for you! Come explore what partnership is, why it matters, and how you can take this important step toward participating more actively in our mission. Visit npberean.org/paex to RSVP or to let us know your availability if this time doesn’t work for you.
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Ready to learn more about what happens here at Berean? Discover your next step to connect with God and others. Meet new people. Dive a little deeper into the heart of what happens at Berean. Supper and childcare provided. Questions? Email us or RSVP at npberean.org/TaS.
We’ll start with eating in the 252 Room, then singing in the auditorium, which will include a brief time of sharing NP Berean's heart and vision for ministry to those in the Fourth Quarter of life. All ages are welcome to eat and sing! If able, and your last name is A-L please bring a main dish and a side. If able, and you're M-Z please bring a main dish and a dessert. Above all, just come!
“God is not ignorant to whatever your needs are, to what your heart is longing for, to the ache, to the loss, to the struggle, to the void. He sees. He knows.” –Kelly Minter. Join with women of all ages to connect, pursue Christ together, and learn from many speakers! Visit npberean.org/register, register in the foyer, or contact Emmalee or Karie (or email us).
Newer to Berean? Come meet some of our leaders and enjoy a meal together. We’ll share a bit about the heartbeat of our ministry and take a short welcome tour of the ministry areas. No need to RSVP, just show up in the Commons around 12:15. We look forward to having you join us!
For the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, the NP Area Ministerial Fellowship will be hosting a 12-1 p.m. prayer time at Bethel Church. Additionally, Maranatha Camp will be open for prayer between 7 a.m.-7 p.m. (info: maranathacamp.org/events/national-day-of-prayer). You can also use the prayer ideas at nationaldayofprayer.org/equipping/prayforamerica to join in anytime.
Are you new to Berean? Ready to learn more about what happens here? Discover your next step to connect with God and others. Meet new people. Dive a little deeper into the heart of what happens at Berean. Supper and childcare provided. Questions? Contact Andrew Walker (or email us) or RSVP at npberean.org/TaS.
Come enjoy Oaxacan food during a cooking demonstration (5-6:30 p.m.), then hear about the ministry of David and Karina Lopez in Oaxaca, Mexico. Get to know our missionaries so you know how to pray for them. Visit npberean.org/missions for more information.
The church building will be open from noon on Friday to noon on Saturday for a self-directed time of reflection on Christ’s sacrifice that brought redemption, the forgiveness of sins! This is an opportunity for NP Berean to spend one hour (or more!) in devoted prayer here at the building as we together engage in 24 hours of continuous prayer and fasting leading up to Easter.
When: Sunday, March 31 – join in at 8, 9:30, or 11 a.m. (or video watch party at 6 p.m.)
Where: North Platte Berean Church, 202 W 8th St, in the Auditorium or 252 Room
Who: Anyone! Invite a friend, neighbor, coworker, cashier, or anyone else who might be looking for a caring spiritual community. (Invitations will be available in the foyer and at the Info Center.)
Cinnamon rolls: Bring a dozen to share, or just come enjoy!
Families: We will have a staffed Nursery and Toddlers room. PreK and 252 will be joining their families for this Generations Sunday!
Everyone struggles with fear of some sort. It could be about the uncertainty of the future, a current health concern, a conversation that needs to be had, an unsettled relationship – opportunities to fear are everywhere. But where does that fear really come from?
If we think about it, all fear is really rooted in death. Death feels like such an end – a dire separation and a goodbye to our dreams, our hopes, and our joy.
So on Easter, as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we’re reminded that death doesn’t get the last word. With Jesus, life occurs after death – which means the fear of permanent loss has lost its sting! And that’s how the Resurrection frees us to confidently live with no fear.
Andrew is our remaining staff member who has eclipsed the six-year mark serving with NPBC, so we are sending him on sabbatical from Mon. 4/22 - Sun. 7/14. Visit npberean.org/sabbatical for details. If you have questions or would like more info, contact any elder or email us.
