Pleasant Valley Community of Prayer and Praise will host a Miracle Night on July 17th, beginning at 4 PM. The featured speakers are Barbara Lachance and Apsotle LaMonte Odums and Pastor Stacy Odums.
Miracle Nite in Groton, July 17th
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Global Leadership Summit, August 5-6
The popular annual Willow Creek Global Leadership Summit returns in early August with speakers such as Bill Hybels, T. D. Jakes, and Andy Stanley. Satellite locations in Connecticut this year are in Bethel (Walnut Hill Community Church) and in Bloomfield (The First Cathedral).
CityFest returns to Waterbury, July 24th
(Video from City Fest 2007)
City Fest 2010 will take place on Saturday, July 24 from 11 am – 7pm at Library Park, 267 Grand Street in Waterbury, CT. Each year some 2500 people attend this completely free event, which is a collaboration of area churches and community services, coming together in a collective outreach effort.
This year City Fest will be giving away 50 free children’s bikes, donated by the Cheshire Correctional Facility, and safety helmets provided by the Waterbury Police Athletic League. There will be 3000 free hot dogs, soda, snow cones, popcorn and free balloons for the kids. Throughout the day there will be music on the main stage, games throughout the park, puppet shows underneath the big tent, face painting and other family related activity. City Fest also serves as a free benefit concert for the Connecticut Food Bank. Non-perishable food donations will be accepted all day. The CFB will have their truck parked there and area residents are invited to fill it up. It’s really for a great cause!
There are over 20 churches involved, with just as many social service agencies, which include, the Waterbury Fire Dept. Safety Vehicle, the Waterbury Health Dept. Lead Screening Van, Waterbury Youth Services, Support Enforcement Agency, Dept. of AIDS Awareness, Salvation Army and many more. They will be setting up tables, tents and booths, to offer practical information and services to the Greater Waterbury community.
On the Friday night before (July 23) underneath the big tent at Library Park, there will be a City Fest Rally with representatives of over 20 churches, civic and city leaders. The night will feature the Naugatuck Valley Community College Choir at 6pm and various guests throughout the evening. For more information, visit www.cityfest.us.
Pivot Ministries Christmas Concert tomorrow in Norwalk
Fairfield County residents will enjoy a Christmas Concert with Pivot Ministries at the Norwalk YMCA, 370 West Avenue, tomorrow from 6 pm to 8 pm. This great event, will include a Christmas Carol Sing-a-Long. Admission is free!
God Chasers Meeting in Kensington, November 28
From Connecticut House of Prayer:
This is a morning of prophetic and/or “harp & bowl” style of worship and intercession. As described in Tommy Tenney’s book, we spend one day each month “chasing after God”…..chasing the One Who chases after us! A New Song is being released in the land of Connecticut. Come and sing the New Song with us!
Time and Location: Saturday, November 28, 2009, 9:00 AM-11:00 AM, at Wellspring Church, 222 Lincoln Street, Kensington (go to www.wellspring.net for directions).
Call to Discipleship study coming to Easton
Covenant Church of Easton will host an interdenominational Bible study presented in four, 15-week segments covering a range of topics, including: Discipleship Defined, Created and Called by God, The Disintegration of Relationships, The Grace of God Provides a Way of Escape, and others.
Courses are held Thursdays beginning January 14 through April 29, 2010 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Covenant Church of Easton, 1 Sport Hill Road, Easton, (at exit 46 off the Merritt Parkway). To register or for further information please contact Jan Buchanan, call2disciple Northeast Coordinator at 203.383.9320 or email jbuchanan at arielpawleys.org.
Middlesex County Prayer Watch, December 5th
There will be a Middlesex County Prayer Watch on Saturday, December 5, 2009, from 6 p.m. – 12 a.m. at WIHS Radio Station, 1933 South Main Street, Middletown, CT.
This will be 6 hours of intercession for radio, TV, newspapers, magazines and all who report the news. Can you spare an hour or two to intercede for our media? We are sending intercessors in groups of twos and threes to our largest central CT FM Christian radio station. We will pray quietly behind the scene while they are broadcasting (this will NOT be on the air!) as well as praying for all those who are in the media. We will be praying especially for WIHS Christian radio. May the Lord be glorified over the airwaves in Connecticut! Email connecticuthouseofprayer at yahoo.com or call (860) 904-7358 . Because space is extremely limited, you will need to sign up in order to participate.
Moms in Touch Concert of Prayer, November 14th
We apologize for the late notice on this one, but Moms in Touch International will be holding a concert of prayer for our youth on November 14th. Christian women worldwide will fast and pray for 4 hrs (9 AM – 1 PM) for children and schools in the strong name of Jesus Christ. Take some time to pray for our kids!
For more information and to see Connecticut churches which are participating, visit: http://momsintouch.org.
Bringing Home The Prodigals, November 21
Maybe you or someone you know is carrying a prodigal child or sibling or friend or parent in their heart. The Father’s heart is for the prodigals. You are invited to attend and bring a friend on Saturday, November 21, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for Bringing Home the Prodigals, a day-long interactive experience of worship, teaching, discussion and prayer for the return of the prodigals we carry in our hearts.
This event is co-sponsored by Wintonbury Church, Bloomfield; Valley Community Baptist Church, Avon; Connecticut House of Prayer; and Wellspring Church, Kensington. Event address is: 222 Lincoln St., Kensington, CT (Berlin for GPS).
For more information, visit www.wellspring.net and click on Bringing Home the Prodigals on the lower half of the home page.
Black Rock Church expansion approved
After being turned down in 2005, Fairfield’s Black Rock Congregational Church has received permission for a major expansion from the Town of Fairfield’s Inland Wetlands Commission. At 85,000 square feet, the new church will be two and a half times as large as the present 34,000 square foot facility. Black Rock is one of Connecticut’s largest Evangelical congregations. Details here.